Tea party Disaster prevention food cooked in hot water in a plastic bag

Sponsored by: Uwajima NPO Center

 ・Aiming to create a town where people can live with peace of mind by promoting connections between people, a sense of purpose in life, and mental and physical health through opportunities for local interaction.

・Obtain a place and relationships where you can feel safe, which will arouse, encourage, and improve your motivation for living, and bring about positive effects in all areas of your life.

・Using the hot water pocha recipe from Uwajima Higashi High School Tsushima Branch, elderly people in Yoshida Town were able to experience cooking training using plastic bags made from a cassette stove and pot, using items they already had at home in case of an emergency. get.

July 27, 2020 (Thursday) 10:30-14:00

5 participants

Five elderly people in Yoshida Town made keema curry and white rice based on the hot water pocha recipe from the home economics club at Uwajima Higashi High School Tsushima Branch.

While bathing, the children learned that they could make paper plates and cover them with plastic bags so that they could be used in the event of a disaster.

We put white rice on a plate, poured curry, and everyone said it was better than they expected and that they wanted to tell their grandchildren about it.

Some people said that this is fine if you are only making one serving.

In the afternoon, we made matcha red bean steamed bread and sampled it with the visiting elderly people. After finishing the meal, I took time to talk about disaster prevention with the participants, thinking that it was great to be able to eat such a variety of foods in the event of a disaster.