HEAT News
  Homeless World's Longest Lunch 2011

Over 150 guests from across Melbourne enjoyed the hospitality of Luna Park at the 2011 HEAT Homeless World’s Longest Lunch on Friday 4 March, as part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival.

The three course meal designed by HEAT’s Patron Guy Grossi, HEAT executive Chef Arnold Greiner and event partner HEAT Beads® was prepared, cooked and served by HEAT and William Angliss Institute students.


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  The Age - August 6 2009
By Miki Perkins

Gillard can take HEAT, not kitchen
JULIA Gillard may be able to roast an opponent in the parliamentary bear pit, but cooking in a kitchen is a different matter.

‘‘I’m bloody hopeless at it, but I do a good line in toast,’’ she told students at HEAT, a South Melbourne-based initiative that runs cookery courses for young people. ‘‘There have been six-month periods where I lived on toasted sandwiches alone,’’ Ms Gillard said.

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Julia Gillard at the of school funding announcement with chef Guy Grossi. Photo: Rebecca Hallas
 
 
  ninemsn News - August 5 2009
By Melissa Jenkins

Gillard tries hand at chook stuffing
Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard might not be a master chef - but she is no chicken.

She smiled bravely as she stuck her hand up a chook's behind and admitted to one of Australia's most eminent culinary figures her speciality is the humble toasted sandwich.

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Julia Gillard visited a hospitality program for disadvantaged youth, which will get a funding boost.
 
 
  HEAT cookbook

The HEAT cookbook will be released November 2009.

100% of the profit from sales goes to HEAT to continue supporting young people succeed in life.

$24.95 gives you a professional 112 page cookbook delivered in November 2009 - a perfect Christmas gift. Buy a ‘box of books’ (48 cook books) for special price of $19.95 per book.

Click here to pre order