Ayurveda Summer Cooking Afternoon
July 4, 2026 12noon – 4.30pm
Cooking for Your Constitution & the Seasons – Summer
For Year-Round Vitality & Resilience
A fun and inspirational afternoon in the kitchen.
Learn to cook with fresh, seasonal ingredients specifically suited to summer and understand which foods balance your unique constitution (dosha) for optimal health and vitality. Discover how eating seasonally aligns you with natural rhythms. Gain insight into the qualities of summer (light, cooling, balancing), how food can support them and the significance of this for your ongoing health and vitality.
A small group format (maximum of four participants) ensures individual attention and allows tailored advice for your metabolism, energy, and lifestyle needs.
Learn recipes that nourish body, mind, and spirit.
This is hands on practical afternoon that offers step-by-step cooking the Ayurveda way, with guidance on herbs, spices, grains, and seasonal vegetables.
Learn techniques that you can take home and incorporate into daily life.
“Let food be thy medicine, and let medicine be thy food.” Hippocrates
You will learn:
How to adapt seasonal recipes according to your Ayurveda type.
The nature of your individual agni (digestive fire) and how to cook and eat to optimise it’s function.
The Six Tastes in the Summer for seasonally balancing Ayurvedic meals
The main Summer season cooking principles and foods to favour.
How to use spices, grains, legumes and condiments at this time of yea
Itinerary:
Welcome Ayurveda tea and snack
Introduction To Ayurveda Seasonal Cooking – The Theory. .
Summer season cooking guidelines
- Getting practical in the kitchen – making a Summer season Ayurveda balancing lunch.
- Enjoying the lunch
- Short break and stroll
- Q&A about Summer foods and cooking
- Getting practical in the kitchen; a Summer season tea and afternoon treat
- Farewells
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Who This Course Is For?
Anyone enjoys healthy eating and would like to add some Summer season Ayurveda know–how to their time in the kitchen.
Those with and without prior knowledge of Ayurveda
What You’ll Need
- Comfortable clothes
- Slippers
- Hair clip or band (for long hair)
- Notebook and pen
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Course Schedule:
Saturday July 4, 12 noon – 4.30pm
Your Teacher
My name is Sara Palmer (Shama) and I am the founder of Heart of Ayurveda.
I have always loved cooking, experimenting with taste combinations and influenced by the countries in which I have spent considerable time: family recipes in the UK, Japanese, Italian, and Indian foods.
I have always cooked plant based meals, and since immersing myself into the Ayurveda way of living and eating, I now enjoy balancing tastes and food groups for the seasons and my metabolic type.
I am passionate about sharing the same know how with my clients and students so that they might find the same joy of being creative with flavours, whilst at the same time understanding how to create balanced menu plans to maintain optimum weight, good digestion, clear skin, and to support overall health and vitality all year round.