Pasta! Pasta! Workshop & Dinner
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EmailAfter hugely successful workshops throughout 2022 and 2023, Pasta! Pasta! is back in a new format, especially for Mental Health Awareness Week. This after-work, end-of-the-day session will help you unwind whilst getting creative with friends and work colleagues. Nourishment for the mind and belly!
This unique experience is much more than a pasta-making workshop. Led by Matt O'Callaghan, the Founder and Chef of Mangia! Mangia!, participants will gain new skills, eat delicious food and meet like-minded food lovers!
This hands-on pasta-making class starts with the basics to provide guests with essential pasta-making skills. Through instruction and anecdotes, attendees will become familiar with semola-based pasta such as orecchiette and cavatelli.
Once the learning is over, the cooking and eating will begin as participants cook their pasta and eat dinner together in Gulp’s beautiful dining room. We can provide selected wines to make a special occasion of it!
About Mangia! Mangia!
Mangia! Mangia! was founded by Matt O’Callaghan, a cook, grower, writer and teacher of food specialising in traditional Italian and British recipes.
Much of the food he cooks is grown on his own Birmingham allotment, demonstrating that you don’t have to live in Italy to grow Mediterranean food.
His writing has received praise from Nigella Lawson, Rachel Roddy and Diana Henry and he has recently published Can Food Be Art? with Vittles.
About GULP
Nestled in the heart of Birmingham's historic Jewellery Quarter, GULP is a hidden gem offering an intimate space for hosting dining experiences and workshops in a Grade II listed building. Gulp's dining room offers communal table seating for 10 people, perfect for an intimate, unique gathering.
With a full working kitchen onsite & leading sensory artist and all-round foodie Kaye Winwood at the helm, GULP events are perfect for curious appetites.
Age restrictions: 18+
| Adult | £80 |
How to get there
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
- WiFi
On the day
- Contact kayewinwood@gmail.com with any dietary requirements.
- The Jewellery Quarter is well-signposted from the city centre via the brown tourist signs on all major routes. From the north-west / north-east – take the M6 or M1. From the south-west / south-east – take the M40 or M5.
- You can park on Spencer Street at metered bays, alternatively you can park at a nearby NCP, such as Vyse Street Multistory.
- Please be aware that the Jewellery Quarter in inside the Clean Air Zone.
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GULP / Kaye Winwood Projects
Nestled in the heart of Birmingham's historic Jewellery Quarter, GULP is a hidden gem offering an intimate space for dining experiences and workshops.
Led by sensory artist and all-around foodie, Kaye Winwood, Gulp was founded to provide a creative space for unique food-related events including supper clubs and cookery workshops!
Matt O'Callaghan (He/Him)
Matt O’Callaghan is the founder of Mangia! Mangia! A cook, grower, writer and teacher of food, specialising in traditional Italian and British recipes. Much of the food he cooks is grown on his own Birmingham allotment, demonstrating that you don’t have to live in Italy to grow Mediterranean food.
His writing has received praise from Nigella Lawson, Rachel Roddy and Diana Henry and he has recently published Can Food Be Art? with Vittles.
Kaye Winwood (She/Her)
Sensory artist and all-around foodie, Kaye Winwood, founded GULP as the first UK space dedicated to exploring food art histories, and showcasing innovation within food and sensory design through a programme of sensory dining experiences and activities.
Kaye's work fuses sensory design with visual arts and gastronomy to create new and meaningful eating experiences to enthral diners. In 2016 she applied the term ‘Expanded Dining’ to reflect a ‘beyond the plate’ approach which reconsiders the dining experience as a sensorial playground using food as an art material.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to GULP / Kaye Winwood Projects.