Portmarnock Cookery School

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True story about making Bolognese in the 60's

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True Story about my Dad's Gram making Bolognese in the 50's Nyd de videoer og den musik, du holder af, upload originalt indhold, og del det hele med venner, familie og verden på YouTube.

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Why cook ?
Here’s a good reason WHY?
⭐️ * Memory Enhancement: �Learning new recipes and techniques can strengthen procedural memory, the area of the brain responsible for retaining complex skills. �
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Flash bake to apple pies made by my students

Cooking has the POWER

Why come to our Summer Camp 5th to the 8th August

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Here's how cooking helps the brain:
* Cognitive Stimulation: �Following recipes, measuring ingredients, and multitasking during cooking engage executive functions like planning, organization, and problem-solving, which are crucial for cognitive health.��
* Sensory Engagement: �The sights, smells, tastes, and textures of food stimulate the senses and can have a positive impact on mood and memory. The smell of vanilla, for instance, can trigger alpha brain waves and lower stress hormones. ��
* Fine Motor Skills: �Chopping, stirring, and kneading dough all require fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, which can help keep the brain sharp and maintain dexterity. ��
* Memory Enhancement: �Learning new recipes and techniques can strengthen procedural memory, the area of the brain responsible for retaining complex skills. �
* Stress Reduction: �The focused, repetitive nature of cooking can be a calming activity, similar to meditation, and can help reduce stress and anxiety. �
* Creativity and Self-Esteem: �Experimenting with recipes and creating your own dishes allows for creative expression and can boost self-esteem and confidence. �
* Social Connection: �Cooking can be a social activity, whether you're cooking with family or friends, which can foster social connections and combat feelings of isolation.�
* Brain-Boosting Nutrients: �Certain foods, like those rich in vitamin C, carotenoids, and omega-3 fatty acids, can protect brain cells and support cognitive function.

All this while having Fun with Friends.

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Are you ready to have some fun this Summer while cooking and enjoying some Creative arts. All while making friends and having fun

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Some of the tasty cakes baked by the children in last years camp. Have you got your place yet. ?
August 4th-8th based in Portmarnock
Cooking teaches so many great skills :Maths, nutrition, balance ,relaxation many cooking a life skill. If you would like to learn more about this years camp DM me or e mail me [email protected] for a booking form.