Join artist Tereza Buskova for a unique food workshop in GULP’s intimate dining room. You’ll ease into this festive experience with a welcoming mulled apple juice and pre-baked goodies, before Tereza introduces herself and the workshop.

During the session, you will learn about Czech rituals and make + bake traditional Czech Linzer biscuits – these sweet treats are buttery, short biscuits filled with jam and dusted with vanilla sugar. Delicious and moreish, they are a festive treat in any Czech household.

While your biscuits are baking and cooling you’ll be invited to try some of Tereza’s home-made Vánočka – a sweet braided bread eaten at Christmas time in Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Then it’s time to fill your biscuits with jam and dust with sugar, ready to take home and eat (or gift) in its own presentation box. In addition, every participant will receive a gift bag including handmade treats away with them.

**This isn’t just a cookery class, this event is a must for foodies and anyone who is open to learn about cultural traditions through the lens of food in a unique experience**

Workshop Details:
Cost: £60 per person (includes all ingredients and materials)

Perfect for individuals or groups: Whether you’re coming solo or with friends, this workshop is ideal for curious appetites, beginners, and seasoned cooks alike.

Private group bookings: Available for 6-8 people. Contact kayewinwood@gmail.com to arrange your private experience.

Important Info:
GULP is accessible only via staircase

Just part of GULP’s festive offer this year. For more events visit https://www.kayewinwood.com/events-gulp

About Tereza:

Multidisciplinary artist, Tereza Bušková (b.1978, Prague) living and working in Birmingham. She seeks out British, European and global cultural traditions & ancient rituals, which she celebrates and reinterprets through the media of print, performance and video. Her practice often uses bread and baked goods to work collaboratively, focusing on a socially-engaged practice which actively involves diverse, hard to reach communities.