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Suburb: Warkworth

Post / Zip Code: www.chefrene.net

I am a...: Smallholder

I can offer: Lead a workshop, Preserving

Food Growing Skill Level: Confident

Experience and Qualifications: Permaculture Experience, Lots of years in the garden

I am interested in...: Buying Local Food, Preserving, Helping Others

Tell us about your garden and what you're growing: www.chefrene.net
Kale, parsley, beetroot+++
I'm teaching food prep workshops and classes: fermented foods, raw foods, Weston A Price type nutrition. Passionate about getting traditional foods back into our families.
Making kombucha, water kefir, yoghurt, raw milk kefir, sourdough bread +++ on a regular basis. I am selling these products and can offer cultures.
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Organic/spray-free and free-range food waste

Ever wondered where to go for a nutrient-dense meal without compromise on ingredients in Auckland?

That wondering will be over from early June 2013. A new Breakfast Deli/Lunch-/Tapas- and Oyster Bar will open at the Wynyard Quarters on Halsey Street. We will have an organic juice bar, organic coffee, a whole free-range/organic/spray-free lunch and deli…

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Posted on March 20, 2013 at 10:39pm

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At 7:00pm on October 27, 2013, Nicky said…: Hi Rene,

Hope you are well. How's the new bar going?

I'm desperately trying to source white cacao for a recipe and can't think of anyone who might have a clue except you. I hear it does exist but can not find a source here. I see it's in a 'Little Birds' recipe but as I say can't actually find it on its own. Any help would be great.

I keep trying to save for one of your raw courses (if you're still doing them) but unfortunately just when I think I'm getting somewhere the car needs a WOF or the fridge breaks down etc etc etc. One day it will happen I'm sure.

Cheers

Nicky

At 2:16pm on March 24, 2013, Pam Rutherford said…: Hi Rene

Nice to meet you. Thanks for the feedback, Drury would be the closest for me could I please bother you for the details, thanks so much.

At 8:34am on August 24, 2012, gabriella said…: yes, hollow bricks. I ended up having to go to Placemakers to purchase three of hollow bricks for $3 a piece. for the base a recycled U mudbrick at the base. (You can shape that with bricks) bricks placed on recycled u beam steel.. easy, and wonderful to have this addition in the garden. If you google Rocket Stove, then go to videos there are a few good examples. enjoy