The Plant-Based Fast Food Kitchen 2.0 BYOB
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The Plant-Based Fast Food Kitchen is a batch cooking workshop for famished + all too busy folks.
The original Plant-Based Fast Food Kitchen workshop covers batch cooking basics, version 2.0 is a super-intimate, in my kitchen look at how to master prep-ahead like a pro.
On the surface? It’s about cooking rice + beans.
But really? It’s about learning how to turn whole foods into uber-simple meals with speed + simplicity.
It’s designed for people who don’t have time to cook during the week — people who struggle to come up with simple meals the family will love, + people who just need more time in their day.
By the end of the workshop, you'll understand how to structure …
- a super simple meal map
- a practical shopping list (for reals)
- meals using my tried + true formula
- creative leftovers
- plant-based + gluten-free meals the kids won't feed to the dogs
I'll show you how to transform plant-based staples (nothing weird, I promise) like brown rice, quinoa, homemade hummus, marinara sauce, grilled veggies + more into easy meals so you'll never feel like you're eating the same thing for dinner every night.
With batch cooking you'll save time, money + sanity.
Class is gluten, oil + soy free as well as plant-strong (vegan) which means no meat, dairy, or processed oils.
Heads up, I have two dogs - if you're majorly allergic, this class isn't for you. If you're dog-averse, let me know.
BYOB
All ages welcome
This class is NOT for you if:
- you like prescripted + specific meal plans
- you just need to follow recipes to a 'T'
- you take cooking super seriously
- you expect all of your food creations to come out perfect
- you don't like having fun in the kitchen
Snacks will be served, pens + worksheets for you to scribble on
Cancellation Policy
Jacq would love to live in a world where green juice flows from taps, going barefoot is totally cool, + homes downsize instead of up-size.
Plant-based cook + urban-minimalist, her un-fussy food and minimalist musings have been featured on Kris Carr, Happy Herbivore, Mint.com + The Local Beet Chicago.
When she's not simplifying busy people’s plates + getting more fresh whole foods people, you can find her devouring books on food and culture, flipping tractor tires like a boss (and whining about it later) + indulging in red wine with a hunk of raw chocolate.
She'll show you how to re-connect with food + un-fuss everything about your cooking + home, so you can have a more experience-rich life.