next cooking/serving: feb 14

February 7, 2012 in serving

heya. we cooked today and served at the march against police brutality, outside the main branch of the public library and near the mission on o.c. haley blvd.

next week we’ll cook on tuesday, feb 14. valentines day! holler if you wanna help.
10am – 3pm: prep & cook
3pm – 5pm: serve
5pm – 6pm: clean!

serving will be in central city (s. claiborne & jackson) and at duncan plaza (next to city hall).

ps:
here’s our shopping list of things to get soon. if you can donate anything, let us know.

  • durable plastic coolers
  • serving utensils (spoons, tongs, etc)
  • paper cups
  • veggie scrubber
  • plastic food serving gloves
  • hand sanitizer
  • hot sauce
  • cooking oil
  • rice
  • dried beans
  • spices

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  • WHO?

    community kitchen is a volunteer-run food share in New Orleans that brings together folks who love to grow, gather, cook, and serve food in order to reduce food waste and hunger while supporting those most marginalized by capitalism and the industrial food system.
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  • WHERE? WHEN?

    current nola food-shares:

    * TUE :: community kitchen:
    hot food serving 3-4pm @ duncan plaza between city hall & the main branch public library.

    * WED :: hot food share, serving 2pm @ the mission in central city.

    * there should be more...
    you could start one!

    WHY?

    because there's too much food being thrown away, & because the right to be free from hunger is a fundamental human right.
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    Family Farm Defenders: The Food Sovereignty Struggle within the Global Justice Movement

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