Planning is now underway for the first TTT Slow Food Feast. This will be a three course gourmet meal to showcase local seasonal food and drink. There will also be entertainment and a barn dance to work off a few calories!

Many hands make light work so the more cooks and helpers the better our broth will be.

Higher Druid is 22 beautiful acres of land above Ashburton consisting of 7 acres of mature mainly beech wood, 10 acres being planted to new native woodland under the Forestry Commission Woodland Creation Grant Scheme and 3 smaller fields that will be planted with a mixture of coppice and standard and woody shrubs for the future harvest of timber, fuel and non-timber forest products.

Totnes Food Hub are holding an introductory meeting for anyone interested in finding out more about the project.

Click here for details of the meeting.  To learn more about the project, click here.

(arrive 2pm for time outside with the oaks and helping with preparation, or from 4pm for cooking, talks, feasting and stories)

Come and celebrate this abundant, versatile and neglected resource that matches beef steak pound for pound in protein! Learn from Korean, Native American, British and emerging cultures.