Join this unique family workshop at the Decorative Arts Museum to delve into the vibrant culinary traditions of the Philippine archipelago. Participants will discover key ingredients like rice, traditional preparation methods, and customs that highlight centuries of cultural exchange. Engage in a hands-on activity, personalizing a decorative spoon to take home, and add a new recipe to your collection. This experience offers a rich exploration of Filipino heritage through its food.
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This family-focused workshop invites participants to discover the culinary traditions and stories of the Philippines. Attendees will explore key ingredients like rice, traditional techniques, and cultural customs, with an opportunity to personalize a spoon to take home.
Building on previous successful workshops about global food traditions, 'Somos lo que comemos. La despensa de… las islas Filipinas' delves into the unique food stories and heritage of the Philippine archipelago. Participants will engage with the rich cultural history of the islands, examining ingredients, preparation methods, and customs that highlight centuries of cultural exchange. Special attention will be given to rice, a staple ingredient central to Filipino identity, and its traditional cultivation and diverse culinary applications. The workshop will also feature intriguing items like Ifugao spoons, carved with cultural motifs, offering participants a chance to create and take home their own personalized spoon while adding a new recipe to their collection.
This is a free-of-charge activity with limited capacity. Advance booking is essential and requires prior reservation via a provided online form. Reservations are confirmed by the museum via email. Only one family booking is permitted per reservation. Specific reservation opening dates are listed for each workshop date.
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