Methodological manual outlines participatory cooking sessions to gather food memories, connecting with emerging adults.
Food Memories as Living Heritage is a methodological manual for running participatory narrative and cooking sessions. These sessions are designed to gather grounded insights on food memories. The manual covers: Framework: Food Memories theoretical and methodological foundations, as well as key concepts Design: Adaptable modular organisation for narrative and cooking sessions to be used by RELISH partners Strategy: In-depth methodological tools for implementing workshops, gathering data, and analysing materials. The manual is currently in its "initial template" version and is available by request. Please email Sacramento Roselló-Martínez (one of the Lead Authors) at sacrarosello@gmail.com or RELISH Project Lead H. Rosi Song (rosi.song@durham.ac.uk) to request the PDF. The manual is a deliverable (D3.1) for the European Union-funded RELISH (Reframing European gastronomy Legacy through Innovation, Sustainability and Heritage) project, which innovates culinary recipes as digital and cultural tools to promote cultural heritage and connect with emerging adults.
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