Bread With Love: Soul Food Sisters Cooking Class
Join Soul Food Sisters as they teach you how to bake traditional Algerian flat bread at home, using everyday simple and healthy ingredients.
About Bread With Love: Soul Food Sisters Cooking Class
During this workshop, the ladies will share personal stories about the meaning and the history of bread within their culture, alongside sharing recipes and top tips! We hope to spark a conversation about culture, family, and tradition and encourage our guests to share their own stories and discuss new experiences together.
Soul Food Sisters believe that food has the power to bring people together and we hope that our workshop will teach you new baking skills whilst also allowing you to make new connections.
We will email recipes out to you after the workshop so you can share them at home with your loved ones too!
No experience or equipment necessary.
Soul Food Sisters workshops help to continue their work supporting migrant women in Glasgow.
Access:
There is one step to get in to the building and toilet. There is one toilet and it is gender neutral but not wheelchair accessible.
All ingredients and catering will be vegetarian but please notify us in advance, of any allergies or dietary requirements.
Please contact Donnamc_GCFN@outlook.com for any access or allergy enquiries.
Getting here:
Closest transport links are:
Ross Street bus stop, approx 1 min walk away. Serviced by buses 255, 2, 60, 61, 240
Gallowgate Charlotte Street bus stop, approx 2 min walk away. Serviced by buses 255, 2, 61, 240
This event is part of Food and Climate Action, a project delivered in partnership with 6 organisations in Glasgow and funded by The National Lottery Community Fund. Our Glasgow East host organisation is The Space.
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