We will explore quick and easy cheeses like ricotta and queso fresco and how to flavor them to fit many different dishes.
We are excited to have Dustin and Rachel from Loaf and Honey to lead a great introduction into the wonderful world of cheese making.
We will explore quick and easy cheeses like ricotta and queso fresco and how to flavour them to fit many different dishes.
As well we will dive into washed-rind cheese and the uses for whey in everyday cooking. We will also touch on how to make an easy “cheese cave” for home use.
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.
In this popular class with Guest Instructor Ellexis Boyle, learn how to make authentic, homemade cheeses without the dairy!
Cheese is often the most difficult dairy product to give up when you move towards a plant-based diet. In this 4- hour class, you will learn about the ingredients, methods, and equipment for making your own gourmet non-dairy cheese alternatives at home.
Delight and impress your friends with the tastes of dairy free cheese! This is one of the most popular classes that Lauren has taught so she is reinventing all her old favourite cheese recipes.Â
cheese Making
The three cheeses share more than just the same ingredients – their processes are remarkably similar. You will make a Manchego cheese and take home everything you need to make it again and again.
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