Purple Carrot Chef School – Cook for a Crowd Without Breaking the Bank - 6 October
- Amanda Bekker

- Sep 17
- 2 min read
Cooking for one is tricky enough. Cooking for twenty, fifty or a hundred can feel like herding cats in a kitchen. Purple Carrot Chef School is stepping in with a five-day practical cooking course designed for anyone who finds themselves feeding more mouths than their pots were originally built for.
The course kicks off on 6 October 2025 in Potchefstroom, and promises practical know-how without any of the fancy fluff.
Who Should Pull Up a Chair
The programme is pitched squarely at those running soup kitchens, NGOs, feeding schemes, youth programmes, and community kitchens. But it’s also a good fit for home cooks and caregivers who’d like to make hearty meals that go further without the flavour fading away.
What’s on the Menu
Over the five days, participants will learn how to:
Stretch ingredients without compromising taste
Make affordable meals that still fill the belly
Plate food with pride (because presentation counts, even when you’re serving pap in bulk)
Cook in bulk the smart way rather than just scaling up recipes and hoping for the best
Why It Matters
Purple Carrot has summed up the course motto neatly: “Feeding Families. Supporting Communities.” It’s not about fancy cooking. It’s about practical skills that help food stretch further while still being worth sitting down for.
Event Details
Date: 6 October 2025
Venue: Potchefstroom
Duration: 5 Days
Cost: Not available
How to Book a Spot
For those keen to join, bookings can be made by phoning 082-556-0779.
Cooking for a crowd doesn’t need to be chaos or cost a fortune. With a bit of training, a few clever tricks, and the right attitude, feeding communities can be both sustainable and satisfying. Purple Carrot’s course offers exactly that, practical skills for people who keep the pots full and the tables welcoming.










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