Many plants often considered weeds are both nutritious and delicious, and some–like purslane, which contains more omega 3 fatty acids than any other leafy vegetable–could even be considered superfoods. In this class, we will identify local edible weeds and learn and sample recipes for preparing these common garden weeds that add variety to our diet without putting agricultural strain on the planet. Terri Wilde is an organic farmworker, forager, and wild foods educator.

Code:18H8093041YA
Dates:July 26, 2018 Check for other dates
Meets:Th : 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Hours:2.00
Location:Downtown Co-op Connections Building
Instructor:Terri Wilde
Fee:$29
Notes:Please refrain from wearing strong perfumes and colognes to cooking classes. Thank you!
Location
Downtown Co-op Connections Building
405 E. Holly Street, Bellingham, WA, 98225, Bellingham