No-Cook Clinic

Only for UTMB Students!

Make a delicious meal in minutes -- no heat necessary!

Ditch the cafeteria and grab your aprons - we’re gonna show you how to whip up delicious, budget-friendly meals without turning on a single burner.

Join us for our exclusive cooking class designed where we're partnering with the fantastic Chef Mary Bass at La Mesa Cooking Studio to bring you a fun, interactive session specifically made for your busy schedule and student budget.

What to Expect:

  • Learn easy, budget-friendly recipes perfect for on-the-go lifestyles.

  • Discover creative ways to use fresh ingredients without the need for cooking.

  • Gain valuable tips and tricks for healthy eating on a student budget.

  • Enjoy a fun, hands-on experience with Chef Mary Bass.

  • Connect with fellow nursing students in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Event Details:

  • Upcoming Date: Monday, July 7

  • Future Dates:

    • Monday, August 11

  • Time: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

  • Location: La Mesa Cooking Studio, 1506 39th St, Galveston, TX 77550

  • FREE for UTMB students

  • Spots: Limited to 12 students

This is a class that is catered to only UTMB Students.

Questions? Email info@gofarmersmarket.com

 
 

About Chef Mary Bass

Chef Mary Bass is a culinary force in historic Galveston, TX. An award-winning caterer, private chef, and savvy business owner, Mary's story is one of passion and community.

What began as a humble venture, baking and selling cake balls from her home kitchen to support her family, has blossomed into a thriving culinary enterprise.

Her mission, deeply rooted in the heart of Galveston, is simple: 'Feeding Generations.' For Chef Mary, food is more than sustenance; it's a demonstration of love. From baby showers to weddings, business openings to graduations, she's honored to be a part of Galveston's most cherished moments, crafting menus that celebrate life's milestones.

As she often says, inspired by her Grandma Mary, 'Love must be shown, love must be demonstrated, the way our family does that is through food.'

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About the Galveston County Food Bank

Founded in 2003 by Mark Davis and Bill Ritter, the Galveston County Food Bank began as a small food distribution effort from a church back office on Galveston Island. As community need quickly grew, the organization moved to a larger island facility in 2004. In the aftermath of Hurricane Ike, federal recovery support enabled a major relocation in 2010 to a centralized warehouse in Texas City—laying the groundwork for broader service throughout Galveston County and the adoption of their current name.

Today, the Galveston County Food Bank provides easy access to nutritious food for economically disadvantaged and underserved populations through a network of charitable organizations, schools, and food bank-managed programs focused on reaching vulnerable residents. Beyond food assistance, they connect individuals and families to vital resources such as child care, job placement, family therapy, and healthcare—helping people get back on their feet and move toward recovery and self-sufficiency.

Learn more about Galveston County Food Bank>