A day of wine and noses
It was the first outing by SFA for a long time – a tour and tastings at the award-wining Norfolk vineyard of Winbirri. A hot and sunny May afternoon surrounded by vines, it... READ MORE
Another food bank joins the snail trail
The trail of the Slow Food Aylsham snail is gathering pace as Stamford in Lincolnshire is the latest Foodbank to adopt the group’s Canny Cooking recipe books. This follows Rutland Foodbank who are... READ MORE
Action plan to kick start 2022
Increasing public awareness and attracting new members were two of the top priorities to revitalise Slow Food Aylsham in the new year. In his annual report to the Slow Food Aylsham group, chairman... READ MORE
Christmas recipes – something different
Looking for something different for the Christmas table? Slow Food members have tried and tested some of their favourite recipes and present them here for you to have a go. All recipes are... READ MORE
What we do
Support Food Banks with our Canny Cooking recipe books
Slow Food Aylsham have produced two simple, easy-to-follow, recipe books, Canny Cooking 1 and 2, to encourage those who receive food parcels to get the best out of their rations. It costs just £5 – all profits go to Aylsham and Cromer foodbank.
The 24-page, fully illustrated handbooks, compiled by SFA members was donated to Aylsham and Cromer Food Bank to give away to customers who are reluctant cooks but keen to try, or students leaving home for the first time.
To order, please email Slow Food Aylsham for details.
Slow Food Aylsham in involved with the Community at Heart Lottery, an exciting weekly lottery that raises money for good causes in the Broadland area. From every £1 ticket you buy, 60p will go to local good causes in the Broadland area and improving our community.
Play the lottery, support the Broadland area – it’s that simple!
To enter our Slow Food Aylsham lottery draw every Saturday. Click here.
Come and join us
Slow Food Aylsham campaigns for a better way to eat, celebrating the rich food traditions of the area, and protecting our edible biodiversity. We work with local producers, chefs and businesses to help people think differently about the food they eat.
It has become an important part of the local community. The three-day annual Food Festival every October is our showcase event when we work with local producers, chefs and businesses to help promote all that is good about local food.
We enjoy a presence at the Aylsham Show, held each year on August Bank Holiday, where our activities include educational, but fun, activities for children and adults.
Throughout the summer months, together with our sister organisation Cittaslow Aylsham, we hope to run a monthly series of cookery demonstrations in the Market Place, featuring top local chefs.
And to help people find locally produced, fresh and seasonal food, see our Local Food Map and find a local producer near you.
We need your help so we can continue to promote all that is good about local food.
To become a member Click here.
Slow Food Aylsham is an individual membership organisation, a branch of the international Slow Food movement.