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05 November 2021 | 5 min read | venue: Adelaide Riverbank Lawns | cost: 69 | website: https://www.ozasiafestival.com.au/events/lunch-with-parwana/ | address: Adelaide Festival Centre Adelaide SA 5000
published: 03 Sep 2021
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Join Durkhanai Ayubi for a conversation about her family's journey from Afghanistan to celebrated Adelaide eatery Parwana. At the heart of the story is Farida Ayubi, a woman who has kept the customs and traditions of Afghan cuisine alive for her family and community.
Enjoy Farida's food at this special lunch conversation and book signing.
Durkhanai Ayubi is an Adelaide based writer and restaurateur. Her first book Parwana: recipes and stories from an Afghan Kitchen was published in 2020. She is a Fellow of the Atlantic Fellowship program based in Oxford, UK.
Tables of 2-8 people available. To ensure COVID best practices and to avoid disappointment, please book your group in one transaction.
The dishes served may include meat, gluten, preservatives, egg, garlic. Waiters will be able to inform patrons what is contained in each dish when it is served. Vegetarian and Vegan ticket options available. No further alternatives provided.
Presented by Adelaide Festival Centre's OzAsia Festival
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Join Durkhanai Ayubi for a conversation about her family's journey from Afghanistan to celebrated Adelaide eatery Parwana. At the heart of the story is Farida Ayubi, a woman who has kept the customs and traditions of Afghan cuisine alive for her family and community.
Enjoy Farida's food at this special lunch conversation and book signing.
Durkhanai Ayubi is an Adelaide based writer and restaurateur. Her first book Parwana: recipes and stories from an Afghan Kitchen was published in 2020. She is a Fellow of the Atlantic Fellowship program based in Oxford, UK.
Tables of 2-8 people available. To ensure COVID best practices and to avoid disappointment, please book your group in one transaction.
The dishes served may include meat, gluten, preservatives, egg, garlic. Waiters will be able to inform patrons what is contained in each dish when it is served. Vegetarian and Vegan ticket options available. No further alternatives provided.
Presented by Adelaide Festival Centre's OzAsia Festival
See new events on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxqKJcD5y33GNFEcVDXxjsw/video
Go see Lunch On the Riverbank with Parwana 2021.
Lunch On the Riverbank with Parwana 2021 is on 05 November 2021. The opening hours are: 12PM to 2PM. Conveniently located in Adelaide. Visit their website at https://www.ozasiafestival.com.au/events/lunch-with-parwana/.
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Event Details
what: Lunch On the Riverbank with Parwana 2021
when: 05 November 2021
start time/end time: 12PM to 2PM
venue: Adelaide Riverbank Lawns
city/suburb: Adelaide SA
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