This fun Saturday morning class is an opportunity to spend time cooking together and learning new recipes. You'll work together to mix, knead, prove and bake pizza and bread. You'll have lunch together and take home your loaves to show off!
This fun Saturday morning class is an opportunity to spend time cooking together and learning new recipes. You'll work together to mix, knead, prove and bake pizza and bread. You'll have lunch together and take home your loaves to show off!
You'll learn to make:
Soda bread
Saturday bread (using the famous Harts Bakery recipe!)
Pizza
This is a perfect way for parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and guardians to spend time with your budding young chefs!
Square Food Foundation started life in 1998 when Barny taught his first cookery class at his restaurant, Quartier Vert on Whiteladies Road in Bristol.
QV Cookery School (as it was then known) quickly gathered pace and popularity and was soon offering a busy programme of classes and courses to people from all walks of life.
We will begin with our sourdough starter. You will learn how to make it from scratch, how to maintain it and also keep alive! We will then bake delicious loaves and a fougasse (a pretty looking bread from south of France).
At Greenwich Pantry, we believe everyone can learn bread-making skills. To achieve this, beginners and enthusiasts are taught techniques to make bread with good quality flour. Advanced learners can check out bespoke classes run by industry professionals.
Our intensive two day masterclass will take you through the complex processes involved in perfecting sourdough and other artisan breads; from keeping your starter alive to complex fermentations techniques.
Sourdough bread has been around for hundreds of years. Widely favoured amongst many due to its ability to digest easier within the body and for its tangy flavour and wholesome appearance. Whilst the supermarkets have brought sourdough to our shelves, the amount of care and attention needed is some...
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