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Preserving the seasons bounty: introduction to chutneys, relishes, and pickles
Preserving the seasons bounty: introduction to chutneys, relishes, and pickles

Sat, 11 Apr

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Warrnambool Community Garden

Preserving the seasons bounty: introduction to chutneys, relishes, and pickles

Discover the joy of turning fresh, seasonal produce into flavour-packed preserves that will last you all winter long.

Time & Location

11 Apr 2026, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Warrnambool Community Garden, 2 Grieve St, Warrnambool VIC 3280, Australia

About the event

Love good food and hate waste? Join us for a fun, hands-on preserving workshop and discover the joy of turning fresh, seasonal produce into flavour-packed chutneys, relishes, and pickles!


Led by our preserves master, Rob Porter (aka father of Adam at The Pickle Project) you’ll learn the simple techniques behind making shelf-stable preserves - perfect for capturing the taste of late summer and autumn to enjoy year-round. It's a great skill to have in your repertoire as you can source produce when it's at its ripest and cheapest and make it last in shelf-stable way meaning no refrigeration required until they are opened. Get hands-on with chopping, spicing, simmering, and bottling, and take home your own tasty creations to share (or keep all to yourself!)


You'll pick up practical kitchen skills and food-saving tips, in a relaxed, social session surrounded by like-minded food lovers.


When: Saturday 11 April, 10am to 1pm


Tickets

  • Workshop

    This ticket includes all materials and hands on instruction.

    $30.00

Total

$0.00

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grow@wcg3280.org.au

0493 057 811

Corner of Grieve and Derby Street Warrnambool, Victoria, 3280

We acknowledge the Peek Whurrong People of the Maar Nation as the original custodians of the land on which we meet and garden. Our garden adjoins a significant place, we continue to learn its history as we work together in a spirit of reconciliation. 

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