Showing posts with label In-Home Culinary classes for children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label In-Home Culinary classes for children. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 9

Holiday Culinary Classes For Adults & Children

Looking for a fun party idea for you and your friends this holiday season? Need to come up with some creative activities to do with your children while their off school? Consider having an in-home culinary class.



Gingerbread House Making Party (ages 7 and up)

Your kids will love cutting out, baking, constructing and decorating their very own house that they'll be able to display on the mantle for everyone to see. Whether you gather up your family, your children's friends, host a holiday party or birthday celebration, it's sure to be the talk of the town.

Holiday Cookies (ages 7 and up)

Create and bake several unique and delicious holiday cookies that will WOW everyone in this fun class!

Entertaining Menu (Adults)

Show off to your friends what an incredible cook you are by preparing one of my Entertaining Menus. Or, invite your friends to gather around your kitchen while everyone learns these great recipes.

•Individual Beef Wellingtons with Port Wine Sauce
•Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Roasted Red Pepper Coulis
•Sea Bass with Roasted Red Peppers, Corn and Tomato Salsa



With one of many luscious desserts such as Chocolate Molten Lava Cakes to choose from.

This is just a sampling of the entree's I offer that include a host of dishes to go with each one.

For the complete list of menus and pricing please contact me at vkb2@hotmail.com.

Saturday, February 20

The Working Women's Survival Show








I've been very busy this week preparing to teach 5 culinary classes at the Working Women's Survival Show this weekend.

Friday I taught guests how to make Sushi.

Today I taught 125 Girl Scouts how to make Summer Rolls and they did amazing. This event was lots of fun. The girls were of all ages and it was cute to see how they looked at all the veggies spread out before them and then watch them dip their rice paper in the water to prep it for rolling. Every roll I saw looked perfect. I was so proud of them.

Then I was on stage and showed the guests how to make Pesto and then turn it into a luscious Caprese Pasta Salad.

Tomorrow I have a different group of 125 Girl Scouts that I'm going to teach the same Summer Rolls to. Then finish off on stage with a demo on making Sushi.

I have to say my hands are really tired since I'm the one slicing and dicing all the veggies. Even though I have my trusty old mandoline it's still tedious. Still and all I'm having a great time and meeting lots of wonderful adults and children.

What a fun weekend this has turned out to be.

Well time to finish prepping for tomorrows classes.

Have a great rest of the weekend!