50 GoodGymers have supported Food Cycle Luton with 172 tasks.
Tuesday 7th October 2025 5:00pm - 8:00pm
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Tuesday 21st October 2025 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Tuesday 30th September
Written by Gill (She/her)
Tuesday night is FoodCycle Night and once again a bevy of GoodGymers were there to ensure things ran smoothly. Gill and Lucie were in the cooking team and after getting everything want up were rather alarmed by the lack of food provided by the supermarkets. We had a lot of swedes but not a lot else to get started on. But after some creative thinking and the arrival of the rest of the kitchen crew a menu started to emerge using up many of our store cupboard items. Gill took the lead on making vegetable stew and dumplings while Lucie masterminded the tastiest wedges and cream cheese dip for a starter, and for dessert the others in the team made rice pudding (who knew you could make rice pudding with sushi rice?) with caramelised bananas. Sam arrived at 5 and was a whizz at keeping the pots washed and tidying up after us, and Neill joined the hosting team - being the host with the most he ensured our guests were given hot drinks on arrival and served their food restaurant style . Sam and Neill stayed on to clean up the hall and kitchen and leave everything in pristine condition. It was another great team effort and many of our guests gave were really appreciative.
Tuesday 23rd September
Written by Lucie Florian
This evening 5 joined Foodcycle at Hightown Baptist Church: we served 48 guests plus takeaways . It was great team work and effort from everyone as always- food collection team, cooking team, hosting team , host and helpers , pot washer ๐งผ, team/project leaders โค๏ธ
Thank you everyone for making people around happy ๐
On todayโs menu was:
Starter Vegetable soup ๐ฒ with bread Main Baked rice with braised cabbage ๐ฅฌ Dessert Martin's and Jordi's special, letโs get ready to crumble - mixed fruit crumble with custard - was an absolute hit and we served 50 portions of it
Tuesday 9th September
Written by Susannah Foot
Feeling glazy
Teriyaki means luster glaze in Japanese. Tuesdayโs scramble was covered in it. We finally got to use the minecraft cake.
We served 42 meals and everyone enjoyed themselves.
Thank you to those who collected food, cooked, hosted and cleaned up.
Tuesday 2nd September
Written by Martin R
6 Goodgymers from the Luton team supported Foodcycle this evening, covering lots of different tasks including, food collection, kitchen team, pot washer and hosts. Despite the food donations being very minimal this week, the team were able to provide a 3 course meal for 36 guests making the most of the limited veg, fruit and bread, with a few store cupboard staples. Carrot soup was followed by a vegetable pasta dish, with garlic bread and a fruit salad with cake for dessert. Lots of plates came back clean, so we're confident the meal was enjoyed and appreciated. Great work everyone. ๐ ๐๐ป ๐ ๐ช ๐
Tuesday 26th August
Written by Susannah Foot
Crispy salad and crunchy bread started off the meal this evening. Guests then enjoyed an egg curry with naan. Then they applesolutely enjoyed the crumble with custard. Darshini, Lucie and Sam took charge in the kitchen, making sure everything was prepared properly. None of this could have happened if it wasnโt for Gill who collected the food today. Neill, Omar and I hosted. There were flowers on every table.
This evening we served 46 guests plus takeaways . It was great team work and effort from everyone as always- food collection team, cooking team, hosting team , host and helpers , pot washer ๐งผ, team/project leaders โค๏ธ
Thank you everyone for making people the guests such a fabulous meal. ๐
On todayโs menu was:
Starter Tomato ๐ salad and bread ๐ฅ Main Egg curry ๐ and naan Dessert Apple ๐ crumble and custard.
Thank you everyone!
Tuesday 19th August
Written by Samantha Anne McNabb
There was a smaller team at FoodCycle tonight. Gill came down earlier to deliver take away boxes and have a bit of a tidy of the store room. Lucie joined the cooking team, Sam did a great job as Pot Washer, and Neill and Susannah were hosts with the most.
There were a lot of carrots in the food donations and the cooking team were able to turn these into a delicious carrotty chilli, as well as including them in the frittata starter.
36 guests were served and there were also takeaways for many of the volunteers. It was great team work and effort from everyone.
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