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GROW, COOK, EAT

Presenters Karen O'Donohoe and Michael Kelly 1(GROW COOK EAT New series, March 13th, RTÉ One) Image Name: Presenters Karen O'Donohoe and Michael Kelly 1(GROW COOK EAT New series, March 13th, RTÉ One)
Presenter Karen O'Donohoe GROW COOK EAT (new series, March 13th, RTÉ One Image Name: Presenter Karen O'Donohoe GROW COOK EAT (new series, March 13th, RTÉ One
Presenter Michael Kelly GROW COOK EAT, New Series, programme one, Wednesday March 13th, RTÉ One. Image Name: Presenter Michael Kelly GROW COOK EAT, New Series, programme one, Wednesday March 13th, RTÉ One.
GROW, COOK EAT, (new series, programme six), Wednesday April 17th, RTÉ One. Chef Katie Sanderson(left) with presenters Karen O'Donohoe and Michael Kelly Image Name: GROW, COOK EAT, (new series, programme six), Wednesday April 17th, RTÉ One. Chef Katie Sanderson(left) with presenters Karen O'Donohoe and Michael Kelly
(16) GROW COOK EAT(New series, programme six, Wednesday April 17th). Presenter Michael Kelly at Tramore Educate Together (Eat Together story)_ Image Name: (16) GROW COOK EAT(New series, programme six, Wednesday April 17th). Presenter Michael Kelly at Tramore Educate Together (Eat Together story)_

Programme six: French Beans

Who knew French Beans were so easy to grow? Michael Kelly says French Beans are one of the most straight forward vegetables to grow – both the climbing green, and dwarf purple varieties, do really well in the glasshouse, raised bed and container. This week Michael shows viewers how to grow their own.

Karen O’Donohoe heads to All Together Now, a new festival held in Portlaw, Co. Waterford with sustainability as well as art and music at its core. Organisers made the festival a plastic free zone with traders directed to only use compostable packaging – no single use plastics allowed!

Michael visits Tramore Educate Together to serve pupils a delicious lunch as part of Eat Together, a social eating programme co-developed by GIY with the school, to help children connect with food by sitting down to eat at a table instead of wolfing down half a sandwich.

And chef Katie Sanderson makes Beans on Toast  – but in a whole new way.

GROW COOK EAT is produced by David Hare of InproductionTV for RTÉ and is sponsored by BORD BIA and StopFoodWaste.ie