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Cooking with Seniors & Urban Garden

Cooking Classes  The new Atrium Kitchen offers a variety of classes and resources for the downtown community to meet, eat and learn about food together.  Many of the class participants are senior residents in Market housing, and Pike Market Senior Center members.  Classes are offered every Thursday, free of charge.  Nutritionists, chefs, and market neighbors demonstrate recipes and teach about nutritious, affordable meals.

Structure  Classes are about 1 hour long  Simple recipes  Ingredients sourced from the Market or close by  Try to introduce new tools as well as foods- like a mandolin, or a hand blender for making soups  Provide $10 dollars in market bucks as to participants- as money is still the #1 barrier to food

Instructors  2 Nutritionists  Chicken Soup Brigade- meal demos specific to seniors healthcare-needs (Diabetes, high blood pressure, etc.)  Cooking Matters- classes for low income seniors  Diane Levine - Market Chef/Restaurant Owner

Class Topic Examples  “Soup for all Seasons”  “Cheap Eats: Fabulous fruits and veggies”  “Crafty Quesadillas'”  “Beans and Basics- Cooking with Food Bank Staples”- an ongoing class

Nutrition Talks  Every Wednesday after breakfast in the Senior Center, Rhonda (nutritionist) gives a quick talk about nutrition  Ex: How to reduce salt consumption, benefits of spices, why seniors need certain vitamins

Urban Garden

Urban Rooftop Garden  The Urban Garden is a rooftop garden that provides fresh fruits and veggies to the Pike Place Market Food Bank and Senior Center  In 2013, the garden produced 200 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables for the Food Bank and Senior Center

Engaging the Community  The garden is run completely by volunteers who are senior residents in Market housing.  It provides them an opportunity to utilize their gardening skills to engage the market community and visitors.  The fruits of their labor provide fresh foods for meals at the Pike Market Senior Center, as well as donations for the Downtown Food Bank.

Garden Benefits to Seniors  Some clients at the FB/SC have never tasted garden-picked veggies.  It’s an opportunity to show how great fresh produce can be.  Teaches about seasonal veggies and what can grow in WA state.

FMNP at the Farmers Markets  The Pike Place Market Farmers Market and Express Markets all accept SFMNP coupons  Case workers, residential building managers, clinic staff, and volunteers conduct outreach to ensure as many seniors in the community apply as possible

Questions?

Contact Miranda Severns Farm Program Outreach Coordinator