In this class we further the skills you learned in Knife Skills 1 by focusing on breaking down meats. Whether you are a fisherman, a mom looking to save money by cutting up chicken, or a gourmet who wants to impress with their butchering skills.
In this class we further the skills you learned in Knife Skills 1 by focusing on breaking down meats. Whether you are a fisherman, a mom looking to save money by cutting up chicken, or a gourmet who wants to impress with their butchering skills, this class is for you! Knowing how to cut your own meats allows you to save money by being able to use the entire piece, bones and all.
You Will Learn:
Chef Michelle has an eclectic lifestyle from being a loving wife, a nurturing mother, superstar entrepreneur, and Chef. How does she do it? With the love and support from her friends, family, and super awesome team.
Before entering the culinary world, Chef Michelle worked eight years for Ferguson Enterprises as a showroom consultant. Pitching the idea of a need for a corporate chef to her management team quickly landed her in culinary school.
Join Matt Card, Milk Street's Food Editor and resident knife nerd, for a deep dive into choosing, using and caring for all types of knives.
This is the most important cooking class you’ll ever take! This class teaches our adults how to safely and efficiently use knives as a part of their cooking. Proper usage and technique and how to care for your knives are covered in this class while you practice cutting various ingredients.
Basic knife skills are important, whether a veteran cook or a beginner, everyone can use some basic training with kitchen knives. Class includes demonstration by one of our chef instructors, Andrew Schmidt, followed by practical skills of various cuts of fruits and vegetables, herbs and garlic.
Learn about selecting and using the most useful kitchen knives, and several basic knife skills that will serve you very well in almost any culinary endeavor.
We love this Zucchini Quinoa Pilaf. It is hearty enough to have as a meal, delicious as a side, and best-yet: it is delicious cold. Let the leftovers abound!
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