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Friday August 14th 2026

Minneapolis Edible Boulevards Free Cooking Class

This cooking class features chef Miguel Paz. PHOTO: Minneapolis Edible Boulevards

Minneapolis Edible Boulevards (MEB) is excited to announce its Celebrating Our Roots cooking class series, inviting neighbors across Minneapolis (and beyond) to learn how to prepare traditional dishes and plant-based meals rooted in wellness and culture. These upcoming free classes are designed to honor and uplift culinary traditions from our Green Zone neighborhoods while fostering community connection. MEB’s mission is to empower residents to grow and prepare nutritious food. Our August class will embrace our Latino community’s traditions.

Upcoming Class Details
Date: Saturday, August 8, 2026
Time: 11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Location: Heart Space Garden at 2616 18th Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55407 (and via Zoom) Instructor: Miguel Paz (the Herbivorous Butcher)
Dish: Ecuadorian Llapingachos Stuffed with Plant-Based Chorizo & Wild Chive Aji Verde
Registration: Free and open to the public.
Registration is necessary for Zoom attendees. It will be found on our Facebook, Instagram and website pages the closer we get to each class.

What to Expect: each class includes a live cooking demonstration of an affordable, delicious, and nutritious entree, with a focus on garden fresh ingredients. This year’s cooking classes also feature at least one ingredient that can be foraged or gathered and participants will learn how to integrate this ingredient into the meal.… Read the rest “Minneapolis Edible Boulevards Free Cooking Class”

Angela Conley August ’26

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A person grabs food from Frybread Factory outside of Pow Wow Grounds. On this day, their special was a breakfast sandwich, on, you guessed it, frybread! Highly recommended. PHOTO: Mattie Wong
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