This class will teach you the basics of mixing a sourdough starter, how to keep it alive, how to mix a “wet dough”, how to shape a proper loaf and how to bake your own bread
Learn everything you need to know about making, maintaining and baking with a wild-yeast sourdough starter.
This class will teach you the basics of mixing a sourdough starter, how to keep it alive, how to mix a “wet dough”, how to shape a proper loaf and how to bake your own bread.
You will learn about the history of sourdough bread, why it’s important and why gluten is your friend. Let us teach you our “secrets” and bread slang and take all the intimidation away from making healthy, delicious bread at home.
If you’ve ever caught yourself staring in admiration at loaves of beautiful handmade bread, it’s time to stop dreaming and allow our skilled artisan baker to teach you how to produce these edible pieces of art from the comfort of your own kitchen. This home-made bread making course is as much art class as it is baking class.
The Food Studio is a multi-faceted facility that offers a commercial kitchen, meeting and dining space and a warm, European environment. It offers public and private cooking classes and has become an event space that is limited only by ones imagination.
The Food Studio was incorporated in July 2006. Programming began with a “Cooking Camp for Kids”, which has become our only regular summer programming with an expansion to include a Teen Only Camp for Alumni and other interested Teens.
Since then, the Studio has offered cooking and baking classes, guest chef dining events and has hosted many private functions.
Our facility is fully licensed and can accommodate up to 45 people in a variety of set ups: meetings and presentations, receptions, formal and informal classes, and sit-down dinners.
Our vision is to foster the natural passion people have for food and their hunger for knowledge about all things related to food.
Learn everything you need to about Sourdough in this Hands On Masterclass with Chef Deniz!
You will learn to make the perfect hamburger bun and other styles of bread rolls from start to finish. These buns and rolls use only basic ingredients, but with superior results that you can easily achieve in your own kitchen at home.
This course will allow you to bake a nice variety of breads: multigrain bread, Viennese bread, bagel, baguette, etc.
Learn the art of crafting this cake-like fruit bread, from its origins in a 1330 monastery near Leipzig to its evolution into a Christmas treat allowed by Pope Innocence VIII in 1491.
Yeast has certain requirements that it needs in order to help ‘rise’ your dough. This class will give you an excellent understanding of things like; Moisture, food for yeast, temperature, acidity, and time.
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