The feast

 Last week, we cooked up a storm during our Forest Schools session.

We gave ourselves different roles and worked really well together in order to make a tasty meal including:

Lighting and keeping a fire going to cook the pasta on.



Making some tomato pasta sauce, experimenting with different flavours- tasting and adapting as they went along.


Developing unique flat breads and cooking them on the fire.


Setting up a restaurant where everyone could enjoy their food together.





Hopefully, next time, someone will sort out some drinks so that we're not all parched.

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  1. AnonymousApril 29, 2025 at 10:12 PM

    Looks amazing…making me hungry…well done everyone ☺️

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