*** Free *** Garnishing Demonstration | |||||
Saturday February 20th, 10 am to 2 pm PRESENTATION IS EVERYTHING! Come and learn the latest garnishing techniques from the Schenectady County Community College culinary students. Donations will be accepted toward a culinary scholarship and there will be drawings for door prizes. | |||||
| Irish Cookery ***THIS CLASS IS FULL*** | |||||
Thursday February 25th, 7 PM St. Patrick’s Day is near and all you have planned is corned beef and cabbage? Do you know where corned beef and cabbage started? It wasn’t Ireland, come spend an evening learning about the ingredients and dishes Ireland is known for and get ready for St.Patrick’s Day with some traditional dishes, and yes there will be potatoes. | |||||
| Artisanal Bread: Bigas, Poolishes and Preferments *** THIS CLASS IS FULL *** | |||||
Wednesday March 3rd, 7 PM Learn to successfully hand form and bake artisan bread with the 12 Classic Steps. These are yeasted breads and you’ll learn tips to extract the most incredible flavors from your ingredients. Also how to fit bread baking into your schedule! | |||||
| A Cheese Primer | |||||
Wednesday March 10th, 7 PM Expert cheese master Gustav Ericson from the Honest Weight Food Co-Op, renown for its selection of cheese, brings us a formal cheese tasting with flavorful and imaginative pairings far beyond cheese and crackers. Experience his interesting combinations and learn wonderful preparation tips. | |||||
| Meringues | |||||
Wednesday March 24th, 7 PM Combine egg whites and sugar and what do you get? A fluffy meringue, of course! Come learn the secret of meringues and how they can be used in a number of desserts. | |||||
| Knife Skills | |||||
Wednesday March 31st, 7 PM Minimize waste, save time, prevent accidents and feel confident using your knives. To master proper chef knife techniques you’ll chop, mince, slice, dice, julienne and chiffonade through class participation. Learn to select, care and properly use your cutlery. | |||||
| Vegetarian Breakfasts | |||||
Thursday April 8th, 7 PM Sunday morning often means bacon, sausage, eggs, pancakes, and waffles all made with eggs, milk, and a lot of fat. Learn how to substitute tofu for scrambled eggs, tempeh and beans as a base for breakfast sausages and bacon, and nut milks for conventional milk. Not only will the dishes you learn be vegetarian but they will also be healthy and tasty. | |||||
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Saturday, February 6, 2010
Spoon and Whisk Spring Class Line-Up
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