Join Frankston City Council’s Graeme Ferguson, for a hands-on cooking session and discover how easy it is to turn what you already have at home into a delicious meal.

Ever stared into the fridge, wondering what on earth you could make with what’s in there? This session is for you.

In this small, hands-on cooking workshop, you’ll step into a kitchen and cook a recipe using ingredients from the fridge and cupboards. No special shopping trip needed. You’ll see how leftovers, odds and ends, and the things that might otherwise end up in the bin can become a delicious meal, and you’ll leave with some practical skills and ideas to try at home.

To finish, we’ll sit down together and enjoy what we’ve made, sharing a meal and perhaps swapping ideas with your fellow participants.

With places limited to just 6 participants, it’s a relaxed, friendly session with plenty of time for questions and hands-on help.

This workshop is ideal for residents who attended the Before You Cook: Save Food, Save Money workshop. We’ll build on the simple ways to plan, store and make the most of the food you already have, and put them into practice in the kitchen.

Proudly hosted by Frankston City Council's City Circularity, Community & Social Inclusion departments, in partnership with Frankston South Community & Recreation Centre.