The Kitchen Menu

WAYS TO WORK

A fews ways we can work together

Ways to learn, gather, and preserve what matters

There are different ways to step into this work.

Some people come to learn.
Some come to gather.
Some come to hold onto something they’re not ready to lose.

You’re welcome in any of it.

At the Table

Workshops, classes, and shared learning

This is where most people begin.

Small groups.
Real food.
No pressure to get it perfect.

The Village Kitchen Workshops

Hands-on classes focused on everyday cooking.

  • 90–120 minutes

  • small group

  • tasting + takeaways

$65–$95

Village Kitchen Series

A slower, deeper way to learn over time.

$180–$300


→ Join the Series

Private Workshop Gatherings

For when you want to bring your own people to the table.

Birthdays, small celebrations, or just an excuse to cook together.

Starting at $400

→ Inquire


From the Kitchen

Building a system that works for your real life

Not everyone needs more recipes.

Sometimes what’s missing is a way to make the kitchen function at all.

This is where we figure that out together.

Kitchen Reset

We rebuild your kitchen into something that works.

$250–$400

→ Book a Session

Cook With Me

Real-life cooking, in your space.

$300–$600

→ Book a Session

Ongoing Kitchen Support

For when you want consistency.

Custom pricing

→ Inquire


For the Record

Preserving recipes, stories, and the people behind them

Some recipes don’t exist on paper.
Some only live in memory, or in someone’s hands.

This work is about keeping them from disappearing.

Recipe Preservation

Starting at $500

Heritage Dinners

Starting at $1000

Family Archive Project

$1500-$5000+

Weddings & Gatherings

Custom Pricing


From the Archive

Books and On-going work.

Some recipes don’t exist on paper.
Some only live in memory, or in someone’s hands.

This work is about keeping them from disappearing.

Current Work:

  • The No Decision Kitchen

  • Preservation Jam

  • Southern Medicinal Living Guidebook

  • Mama Rella

Accessibility & Community Work

The Food Stories Project is committed to preserving stories that are often overlooked or underrepresented. A limited number of sliding-scale and community-supported projects are available each season. If cost is a barrier, you are still welcome to reach out.

Two women, mother and daughter, looking at a cookbook on a kitchen counter, one woman holding a coffee mug.