Our bread-making class is a haven for learning all types of bread.
Llearning all types of bread around the world, sourdough, baguettes, flatbreads, focaccia, soda breads, and naan bread.
We all love to indulge in these delicious varieties.
In this class you will learn how to make:
Welcome to Forestside Cookery School. Located within Forestside Shopping mall on the outskirts of Belfast city centre, this unique space has free parking and easy access, making our school a perfect venue for anyone within the greater Belfast or visiting Northern Ireland.
We have 16 fully equipped work stations, with everything from aprons to pots & pans. We have it all sorted for your unique culinary experience. Each class is led by highly passionate tutors, each with many years experience and expertise in their style of cooking.
With a wide range of classes, including Irish breads, Asian Street Food, Italian cookery and various Masterclasses there is something for everyone. We look forward to welcoming you at Forestside soon and beginning your cooking adventure.
The course is split into two lessons/sessions. The first session is curry making (make one each) followed by bread making.
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...
We will introduce you to a range of flours from Shipton Mill and you will learn about using fresh and dried yeast to make a variety of doughs for different types of bread. Once you have learned these basic doughs, you can experiment at home with different shapes and adding extra flavours to them...
We all adore our bread in Northern Ireland and there’s nothing better like the smell of handmade bread aroma around the house.
Fancy trying out some more unusual bread recipes? This class covers all the steps and techniques to produce two delicious breads, the bagel and the pretzel, using a mixture of familiar and less every day real bread making techniques.
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