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Event: Wild Seaweed Convivium
posted by Mighty Staff
Looking for something to do next weekend? Live in Northern California? You are invited to attend the Wild Seaweed Convivium in Mendocino, California. You can educate yourself about the healthful properties of seaweed and sea vegetables, learn how it is harvested from the wildcrafters themselves, and watch how sea vegetable virtuoso chefs like Eric Tucker of Millennium put different varieties to use in tasty recipes.
The cost is $75 for two days; $45 for one day with a sliding scale for people willing to help event coordinators. Scholarships are available for students.
Read the article about the event on SFgate.
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vici said:
If anyone attending could ask this question for me, I'd really appreciate it...
"Why does carrageenan (derived from seaweed), give me a headache (everytime) within moments of eating it?" - And this usually as an ingredient in ice cream or cream.... THANKS!...v