Feasts of Resistance - North Africa & Ethiopia

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ABOUT THIS EVENT
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Food & Drink

Event Overview

Discover how food shapes culture and how conflict shapes food. In this six-class series, we’ll explore how iconic dishes from cultures around the world—from Burma to Ethiopia, Syria to Haiti—were created or affected by social or political unrest.


Proceeds fund Peterson Garden Project cooking and gardening summer programming for Camp GirlForward, dedicated to creating and enhancing opportunities for girls who have been displaced by conflict and persecution.


DESTINATION #2: North Africa & Ethiopia


In this class, we'll discuss the fraught history of coffee in Ethiopia and make doro wat, a hearty, rich Ethiopian stew. At the end of class, we’ll sit down and share the meal we created.


Hands-on, BYOB.

Minimum age

All ages welcome

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Learning together in the garden, and kitchen, does much more than put fresh, nutritious food on the table. It helps build stronger communities, connect us to cultural heritage, improve public health and create a more sustainable, resilient city. Peterson Garden Project is a not-for-profit organization, and we're looking to inspire everyone we meet to grow and cook their own food and build community. If you love the taste of a homegrown tomato, are curious about growing food yourself, or are looking for a place to learn basic home cooking skills and make new friends over delicious food— then we're looking for you!

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