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  • Czech Kolaches

    Kolaches are one of Czechoslovakia’s national pastries. Immigrants brought their passion and recipes for kolaches to the Midwest as early as the 1860’s. Kolaches are a marvelous egg-rich, slightly sweet yeast dough. Traditionally filled with fruit mixtures such as apricot, cottage cheese, poppy seed or prune; they can be shaped into small rounds, square “tied packages”, or filled turnovers. We will make variations in class and taste samples. Plan to take home an assortment to share with family, friends or to freeze. You will also leave with many recipes, tips and techniques to master these Old World delicacies. Better than the bakery! This class has a supply fee to be paid to the instructor at the start of class. Please bring exact change!
  • French Dinner

    Send your taste buds on a trip to a France. During this hands-on class, you'll prepare a five-course French dinner. Provence, the region home to Marseilles, Nice and the Riviera, often bases its cuisine on garlic, olive oil, tomatoes, saffron and herbs. Experience Vichyssoise, Potato Galettes, Saffron Rice, Coquille St. Jacques a la Provence, and Creme Caramel. Learn some French history, and the culture of the French Provence region while making this delicious French dinner. This class has a supply fee to be paid to the instructor at the start of class. Please bring exact change!
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  • Indian Vegetarian Cooking

    Come learn how to make delicious and popular Indian cuisines. Each date is a separate registration and dish to try. Bring containers to take home any extras! Jan 28th - Stuffed potato curry, naan bread, and vegetable pilau rice. March 4th - Samosas, but a low fat version (appetizer consisting of pastry filled with spicy potatoes, peas and carrots), Spiced Pilau rice and Shrikhand (dessert made from plain yogurt, almonds, pistachios, saffron and more). April 6th - Dosai, potato masala and coconut chutney.
  • Irish Dinner

    Get the scoop of Irish food plus historical notes on St. Patrick's Day, and then swing into an extensive menu of terrific Irish fare. Smoked fish pate as an appetizer, beef braised in Guinness plus beer-braised port tenderloin for main dishes. From the humble potato comes the famous Colcannon (mashed potatoes with cabbage) and a delicious cabbage with bacon. Who doesn't adore homemade Irish soda bread? Wrap up your meal with splendid jam cake. This class has a supply fee to be paid to the instructor at the start of class. Please bring exact change!
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    Pan Searing and Sauces 2.0

    Cook to impress… or simplify your workday dinners by bringing to your home kitchen the 2-step pan-searing techniques that your favorite restaurants use to cook your favorite meat, poultry, or fish entrées “just right”. Bring an apron as we prepare and sample: Salmon with Roasted Fennel Steak with Rosemary and Mushrooms Chicken Breast with Prosciutto and Sage Pork Tenderloin with Pomegranate $15 Supply fee per student to be paid to the instructor at start of class. Please bring exact change.
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    Sushi

    Participate in this great class - then make delicious sushi for yourself, family and friends. Learn where to shop, brands to select, preparation of the ingredients, assembly of the rolls and presentation. You will create both the traditional rolled sushi (maki-zushi) and the American California sushi. Start with the easy to make seasoned sushi rice, then select and roll wonderful ingredients such as chicken, shrimp, smoked salmon, crab, mushrooms, eggs, carrots, avocado, spinach, ginger and more! No raw fish! This class has a supply fee to be paid to the instructor at the start of class. Please bring exact change!