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Celebrate World Ocean Day by learning about sustainable foraging and the value and deliciousness of wild coastal plants and seaweeds. Join Reserve Edge Wild Food on a Wild Greens Foraging Experience at Miller’s Point, followed by a three-course wild food Sunday lunch at Bonne Esperance heritage home and guest house.
The programme begins at 11am with attendees meeting at the Miller’s Point car park for a seaweed and dune plants forage at low tide. At 12.30pm, the group departs for Bonne Esperance for lunch. At 12.45pm, there is a Wild plants demonstration featuring beverages and seaweed-inspired snacks. Following that, at 13.30pm, everyone gets to indulge in a delightful three-course organic seaweed-inspired plant-based lunch.
Guests can also expect to receive a foraging PDF booklet with seaweed and wild plant identifications and recipes, along with an optional craft beer sample from Reserve Edge’s home brewery. Be sure to bring along beach gear, a rain jacket, slip-slops or booties, a bucket / packet / basket, and scissors or a knife for those who wish to forage seaweed to take home. A cooler box in the car is suggested for transporting seaweed home.
Those who wish to collect mussels to take home must please get a mollusc collecting permit at the post office or online.