Free Adult Cooking & Nutrition Classes | Starting September 12
Friends of Shiloh Garden, in partnership with First United Methodist Church of Denton, is launching a new hands-on cooking series for adults who want to learn how to cook, preserve, and eat with fresh, local produce.
Held in FUMC Denton's commercial kitchen in Monroe Gym, each Saturday session covers everything from canning and food preservation to healthy recipes made with produce grown local at Shiloh Garden. Classes are taught by Shiloh Board members, Master Gardeners, and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension educators.
Space is limited to 5–10 participants per class, so sign up early! Each class is on a Saturday from 4-6pm.
Sept. 12: Pepper Jam (both mild and hot) hosted by Christie A. Wood, Shiloh Board of Directors & avid home canner
Upcoming Classes:
Sept. 19: Cowboy Candy (sweet pickled jalapenos) hosted by Tim Sutton, Shiloh Board of Directors & Garden Manager
Oct. 3: Baked Zucchini hosted by Nancy DiMarco, PhD, Shiloh Board of Directors & Denton County Master Gardeners; former RDN, Director of the Institute for Women's Health, Professor Emerita of Nutrition and Food Sciences, Texas Woman's University
Oct. 17: Canning Basics/Salsa Making hosted by Chandani Kothari, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
Nov. 14: Pumpkin Pie Using Real Pumpkin/Hubbard Squash hosted by Christie & Tim & Rhonda McKinzie, Shiloh Board of Directors
Nov. 21: American Beautyberry Jelly Making hosted by Christie, Shiloh Board of Directors
Dec. 5: Stocking Your Kitchen for Less $$ hosted by Nancy, Shiloh Board of Directors
Dec. 19: BlackberryJelly Making hosted by Christie