Discover how to grow and cook with native Indigenous plants, guided by deep knowledge, lived experience and a connection to land that goes far beyond the plate.

The immersive session will commence with a tour of Farm My School Bellarine led by CEO and Co-founder, James McLenna. James will also share insights into local Indigenous plants that are edible, secrets to growing them as well as Farm My School's regenerative practices and resilient food system. Participants will then move into the kitchen to prepare a dish under the guidance of celebrated chef, author, founder of Mabu Mabu and Farm My School Ambassador, Nornie Bero. A proud Torres Strait Islander from Mer Island, Nornie is passionate about educating people on cooking with Indigenous Australian ingredients.

This engaging workshop offers a unique opportunity to connect with culture, Country and produce. Participants are welcome to stay and eat their dish as a communal dining experience post-workshop, or take it home to savour.

Growing and Cooking on Country is part two from last year's Cooking on Country workshop.