ISO Cooking or Baking Classes

Submitted by slightlyTartLemon t3_117dbjf in vermont

Would folks know of other places that do cooking or baking classes? I’m familiar with King Arthur flour’s classes in Norwich, and the classes the Essex Resort does, but I’d just like to explore what else there might be! Cooking has become a fun bonding activity for my bf and me, so I thought it’d explore what’s available. Thanks in advance!

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TwoNewfies t1_j9b6gfw wrote

Where are you located, or how far to travel? I'm in southern Vermont and thinking about classes at Fire Dog Breads in Keene.

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thenewjerk t1_j9b7p5p wrote

Check out Brot Bakehouse in Fairfax. Lots of great baking classes, mainly focused on naturally-leavened/sourdough breads, but they do some fun other stuff too!

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70180268 t1_j9bfppa wrote

CVU does evening adult classes. That includes how to make food classes. It’s been a minute because I moved further north but I did a Thai meal and a Christmas cookie session. Done in the high school home ec room at that time. They have a catalog online to check out offerings.

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mugsimo t1_j9bkr4e wrote

City Market in Burlington does a lot of classes. Check their website. They publish around the 10th of the month and they sell out fast.

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RoyalIndependence500 t1_j9boni7 wrote

Rise Up Bakery in Barre offers sourdough bread classes. They make incredible bread!

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bunnehlu t1_j9bpmlw wrote

Keep an eye on programs at local libraries, too! Sometimes free groups or classes.

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maskedzoorbez t1_j9c5kry wrote

Grab salt fat acid heat. It's a good book for learning principles of cookin.

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1TuffFluff t1_j9c5xao wrote

King Arthur flour. Best in state. Worth the trip.

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Nauticalknots t1_j9em9fx wrote

There’s something like what you’re looking for that someone puts on in Bridgewater. I can’t remember the name of it but I’m sure keywords will lead you to it..

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