Healing Foods in the Kitchen: Spring Greens

Healing Foods in the Kitchen: Spring Greens

In this class, we will focus on wild greens that are available and abundant in the landscape and how to incorporate them into your menu with

By Vulgaris Herbs

Date and time

Sunday, May 19 · 10am - 12pm EDT

Location

Vulgaris Herbs

1381 Kings Highway Chester, NY 10918

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About this event

  • 2 hours

In this class, we will focus on wild greens that are available and abundant in the landscape and how to incorporate them into your menu with ease. We will cover 4 basic preparations: the wild pesto, the wild salad, the soup, and the steam. Bring your own bowl and utensils and prepare to feel nourished and inspired to return to your kitchen and recreate these dishes with your own spin!

We seek to make our workshops accessible to everyone, please contact us for sliding scale and work-study options.

About Isabel:

Isabel is a farmer, gardener, forager, fermenter, cook, permaculturalist and budding herbalist, with a background in environmental social change work and market gardening. Inspired by what is available and abundant, she merges the culinary, the medicinal, the wild, and the domestic in an effort to discover deep nourishment.

Isabel studied wild foods, nutritional healing, and herbalism with Dina Falconi in 2019. In 2023 she added to her interest in food as medicine through the online course Nourished: Foundations in Herbal Nutrition with Paul Bergner. This coming year she will be continuing her herbal education with Robin Rose Bennett in North Jersey.

She crafts small-batch food, medicine, and skin care products with a full heart and unwavering devotion to high vitality ingredients, and is in the process of starting her own brand, Wild Domestic. She currently works at Blooming Hill Farm in Monroe, NY where her work involves fermenting vegetables and growing herbs and greens.

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Vulgaris Herbs was created with the intention of serving our local community with herbal supplies, accessible, hand crafted, small batch herbal remedies, workshops and consultations. We believe that herbal medicine is “People’s Medicine”: accessible, available, affordable to everyone. We invite you delight in the ordinary, notice the wonders of your back yard and experience the great web that connects us all. Stop by, enjoy our delicious freshly made brews, peruse our extensive library and enjoy the wonderful medicine our plant allies have to offer!