SASi Forage to  Feast

Seaweed Appreciation Society international

SASi winter seaweed forage and cooking workshop

Cole Street

A forage of local edible seaweeds species guided by experienced botanical illustrator and forager, Chris Rockely. Followed by a workshop on preparation and preserving methods to make seaweed products to take home.Katie’s Cove is a well loved algae and snorkel hotspot in Melbourne’s West. There is a large array of seaweeds found in and around the rockpools there. It&#x27;s a great chance to see these seaweeds growing and the creatures that inhabit them. We will begin the day with an 1hr morning ramble and forage and then we take our edible finds back to the Anglers hall. Here we will explore preparation and preserving methods and then get creative and make a range of seaweed products to take home. Many algae are high in iron, iodine and other minerals and can be easily added into salads, soups, dips and other delicious dishes. Seasonally, Winter sees brown seaweeds including Wakame and lots of reds. We will also be using our foraged seaweed to make a foragers feast for the group. Like any forage we will use what is found on the day and use a selection of recipes.Then set the table and enjoy a &#x27;feast from the sea&#x27;. This &#x27;Forage to Feast&#x27; is being held in conjunction with the Seaweed Appreciation Society international. SASi is a group research exercise in investigating marine habitats, applications for kelps in art and cuisine and ocean regeneration. Together they explore, peruse and ingest marine algae.Bring: hat; gloves; waders/wet suit or shorts; water shoes or joggers (good grip for walking on rocks); cliploc bag; bottle of water (for drinking and washing seaweed); notepad &amp; pen along with your sense of adventure.Meet: at The Cyril Curtain Sign, Katie’s Cove, corner of Cole Street and The Esplanade, Williamstown, VictoriaEvent Capacity: 15Cost: FreeSASi background info: Seaweed Appreciation Society international (SASi) are a mobile experimental platform dedicated to artistic research into seaweed and marine ecologies. This event has been curated by Lichen Kelp as part of the SASi at Siteworks program and residency. Proudly supported by Moreland City Council through the Community Creator: Artist in Residence program.https://www.seaweedappreciationsociety.com/Instagram @seaweed_appreciation_societyCovid Safety: This is a COVIDSafe event held in line with current Victorian Government Covid restrictions. Masks must be worn if required at the time of the event. Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell, or have been experiencing symptoms or are awaiting a covid test. You will be required to sign in with a QR code at the start of the event. You will receive an Eventbrite notification if the event is cancelled due to any changes. https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/public-events

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