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Bringing you some food business stories this September!
Welcome to the September newsletter from Stories of Cooking! We are so excited to share with you two impactful stories from Kingston upon Thames about two distinct initiatives that are so passionate about serving the community and working towards addressing food insecurity! We want to share these wonderful initiatives and their stories with you to…
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Welcome back to learning about more Food stories!😃
“I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver.” Maya Angelou With this quote, I welcome you all to the 4th newsletter from Stories of Cooking. Today, we talk about giving back! The above quote by Maya Angelou ( an American memoirist, poet, and civil rights activist) famously says about…
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What’s around with Food activities this summer?
Hello from Stories of Cooking! Summer is up and we feel so happy to enjoy the sun and long days! There’s so much to do and so much to experience with all the wonderful events happening around London! With this thrill, we are back with another newsletter sharing exciting updates, local stories, and recipes around…
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March Newsletter: stories, food and celebrating women!
Welcome to the second installment of the Stories of Cooking newsletter! As March nears its close and the sun shines a little brighter and longer, thoughts move to the promise of spring in all its refreshing glory. As the seasons change so do our cravings, I find myself drawn to lighter, hydrating, crunchy, and more…
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First letter from Stories of Cooking
Stories of Cooking ( Newsletter 1 ) Warm welcome to the launch of the Stories of Cooking Newsletter. This is inspired by our project Ethnic Food Shops for Community Inclusion and the amazing food stories we collected on the way. We want to share some of these stories with you, keep in touch, and tell…
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Recipes from Home | A Recipe Co-cooking Project
Recipes From Home By Richa Gandhi | Service Designer I fondly remember days before the festival of Diwali when my mother, aunts and grandma used to get together one afternoon and make a Gujarati (Indian) dish – ‘Mathiya’ at home. As a child, I used to cherish those days of prep before Festivals, where there…