Jamie's Ministry of Food West Australian mobile kitchen is heading back to Bunbury. After great success during the first visit, the kitchen classroom on wheels will be based in Bunbury for seven weeks from Monday 7th August 2017.
Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen is set to visit Burleigh Heads for the first time, its 20th location since it commenced its travels around Queensland in 2012.
Next week, 8 - 14 May, is National Volunteer Week - a celebration of the 6 million Australian volunteers and the outstanding contribution they make to our community.
After hearing that Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen was in her hometown in Queensland, Judy, along with her two friends; Brenda and Pat by her side, enrolled in the 5-week cooking course at Stockland Living Newport, Queensland. The three, wanted to come along to learn new skills in the kitchen, and get some spark back into their cooking.
With the support of Stockland we completed a successful 10 weeks located at Stockland Living, Newport. The Good Foundation are pleased to report that during the location a total of 461 participants commenced the 5-week program, with some fabulous feedback and results.
Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen is set to visit Mount Isa for the first time, its 19th location since it commenced its travels around Queensland in 2012. Following huge success in previous locations, including most recently Newport, the Mobile Kitchen will be in location and teaching basic cooking skills from 31st March 2017 to 13th June 2017.
Liam dreams of becoming of a Home Economics teacher when he finishes school. After seeing a flyer promoting the Jamie's Ministry of Food Accelerated Cooking Course, Liam thought it would be a great opportunity to develop some important skills which he could pass on, whilst learning new yummy, nutritious recipes.
Kelly, a mother of 4 (aged between 6 and 14) loves Jamie Oliver and the ethos of Jamie's Ministry of Food. Whilst participating in the cooking course in November, she noticed the great community Jamie's Ministry of Food created. "It was a main meeting point for everyone" she commented, especially for students from some of the local special needs schools she helps out at. It gave them confidence within a safe environment.
Jamie's Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen is set to visit Newport for the first time. Following huge success in previous locations, including most recently Cairns, Mossman Gorge and Cleveland the Mobile Kitchen will be in Newport from 16 January 2017 for ten weeks, located at Stockland Newport, corner of Griffith Road and Boardman Road. Bookings open on Friday 9th December 2016.
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This is lovely Amy from Cairns. Amy is not an adventurous eater, and much to her mum's dismay, does not eat fruit or vegetables. Her mum, Samantha, desperately wants to expand Amy's diet and enrolled Amy and herself into the Jamie's Ministry of Food course whilst in Cairns to make better food choices and become inspired to cook at home with fresh ingredients. Despite being hesitant to start with, Amy tried some of Jamie's Evolution Tomato Salad - and LOVED it! She said she was surprised how...
In conjunction with Diabetes New South Wales and in acknowledgement of National Diabetes Week 2016, Jamie's Ministry of Food Australia, has today released a video which investigates how Australian's dealing with diabetes can better manage the disease by eating more fresh food and learning to cook for themselves.
In recognition of NAIDOC week, today Jamie Oliver's Australian home cooking program, Jamie's Ministry of Food, has released a video which clearly illustrates the program's ethos and commitment to working collaboratively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to Close the Gap.
