CHANGE your cooking habits with Jamie’s Ministry of Food online course

If you are sick of arguing about vegetables at dinner time and would like healthier and happier meals, then you won’t want to miss Jamie’s Ministry of Food Australia’s five-week online course.

Toowoomba Regional Council Portfolio Leader of Environment and Community Services, Cr Tim McMahon said the Good Foundation has collaborated with Council’s CHANGE Project, to deliver a 5-week online course catering specifically for the Toowoomba Region.

“Over five sessions participants will learn to make key recipes that cover every meal; from breakfast and sides to lunch and dinner,” Cr McMahon said.

“Taught by professional food trainers via a live interactive video chat, participants will learn knife skills and techniques to make it simpler and quicker to cook delicious meals on a budget.

“Participants will learn how to bring the best flavours out of fresh ingredients and how-to meal plan on a budget, so your food goes further.

“Those registered will also have the added benefit of social connection through the video chatting platform.

“The course follows the following themes:

  • Session 1 – Intro to cooking
  • Session 2 – Simple pasta for the whole family
  • Session 3 – Batch cooking with delicious chilli
  • Session 4 – Pantry staples with homemade pizza
  • Session 5 – Wholesome Home Meals with a hearty soup

“The course is open to absolutely everyone; however, it is recommended for those 12 years or older to keep up with the recipe.

“The program will commence on Wednesday 24 June 2020 4 pm-5 pm, for eligible CHANGE Project Groups and Thursday 25 June 2020 4 pm-5 pm for the wider community.

“All classes are recorded so that participants can watch it back later or still participate if they cannot attend a session live.

“The cost of the program is $14.95 forfive sessions. Toowoomba Regional Council is also offering it through Council’s CHANGE Project, to ** eligible groups for $5.00 per person for the five-week course.

“Council’s award-winning CHANGE Project has a host of low-cost programs that offer simple tips promoting healthy cooking, eating and exercise regimes.

“Jamie’s ministry of food mobile kitchen was a great success when it was last in the Toowoomba Region in 2013, with 443 community members participating in the program.

“Previous programs booked-out within a week of being advertised, and positive feedback was received from participants in the program.

“Bookings are essential, and registrations are now open until Tuesday 23 June 2020.”

To register for Jamie’s Ministry of Food Online, please visit www.tr.qld.gov.au/change or phone 131 872.

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