CHEF SEBASTIAN AND
THE GARDENEERS
made by Chef Aaron Gougis of CookinHungry
and vegetables from Gardneers gardens in support of
The Evolved Network NFP and Gardeneers
located at 450 N. Leavitt Street
6-8PM CST
- Free IngredientsWe’ll provide everything needed for your class, from fresh ingredients to the tools.
- Live culinary demoYou will learn how to make two unique dishes Sebastian created for this event.
- Original RecipeRecipe + ingredients package
to take home. - BYOBYou are welcome to bring wine and beer to enjoy during the class.
As a group, we will prepare our dishes in the same manner as youth in both The Evolved Network (TEN) and Gardeneers programs. The first dish we will make is a duck leg slider with red cabbage and kumquat slaw, chile hoisin, & blueberry jam highlights flavors that will play with your taste buds and leave you desiring more with every bite. The second dish we will create is Flatbread with morels, smoked & herbed ricotta, arugula, and peach jam for those who appreciate the elegance and simplicity of ingredients, where they are allowed to just speak.
We’ll provide everything needed for your class, from the ingredients to the tools and you are welcome to bring wine and beer to enjoy during the class.
was founded to honor Sebastian White's father and aunt who passed away unexpectedly in the spring of 2020. Under Sebastian's direction, TEN has since made its mission to offer unconditional care through a holistic and therapeutic approach, to build a foundation for youth through their creation of a farm-to-table dining experience. It's a means to comfort the soul through their service, and acts of radical hospitality.
The Evolved Network offers free programming that provides a therapeutic space for youth through wellness, farming, financial literacy, and culinary training. 272 lives impacted this year.
Mission: Cultivating customized school garden programs.
Gardeneers works with Chicago’s South- and Westside schools and communities to contribute positively to the larger food system. We do this by supporting youth in our school garden and farm programs to build their own knowledge, skills, and habits to become leaders who care for themselves, their environment, and their communities.
Gardeneers see their work as social and racial justice work in the form of school garden education. Their hope is that one day every human has easy access to fresh, nourishing foods and all communities are healthy and sustainable.
Please reach out if you have any questions and we will get back to you within a couple of hours. We'll notify you via email before the event starts. |