We’ll learn to make both a thin crust and deep-dish pizza crust, craft sauces, and prepare toppings for this ubiquitous food as well as its culinary cousin, calzone. We’ll then spend the rest of the class making our own pizzas and calzones and eating them!
Pizza, probably one of the most enjoyed foods in this country, is fun and easy to make from scratch at home. We’ll learn to make both a thin crust and deep-dish pizza crust, craft sauces, and prepare toppings for this ubiquitous food as well as its culinary cousin, calzone. We’ll then spend the rest of the class making our own pizzas and calzones and eating them!
We started Schola as a place where people could come together, put on an apron and learn about where food comes from and how to cook it. All of our classes are designed to intrigue the beginner as well as the seasoned veteran in the kitchen. The classes are a hands-on experience and usually last between two and three hours.
Schola is BYOB and we encourage our students to bring a bottle of something to enjoy while they cook and eat together. We’ll always have plenty of stemware on hand!
Pizza Class is offered by Flavors on Fire for all ages and skill levels. At Flavors on Fire, we harness the power of fire to create amazing flavors. While you sip on one of our specially curated wines, our chefs will teach you about different cooking techniques and flavors.
Our 18th Street Kitchen plays nightly host to hands-on cooking classes, cheesemaking and fermentation workshops, dinners with farmers and brewers, wine seminars... anything to help our community become more excited about cooking and eating great food.
Like anyone else who grew up in Chicago, Chef Jen Tarantino Reyes loves Chicago-style pizza! With its deep dish gooeyness, buttery crust, and layer of seasoned sausage, no other pizza can quite compare!
Now is your chance to learn from a true pro, Scott Rivera! In this class, we’ll start by making basic, yeasted pizza dough, covering sauce, and cheese, shaping, and baking. We’ll be using both a standard home oven with pizza steel, as well as trying out the Roccbox from Gozney.
So much nicer for the home cook than pizza – these stuffed “pizzas” can be filled as you like, served hot, or frozen for down the road and easily reheated. No baking stone or brick ovens required to get an amazing calzone out of your oven!
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