Cooking Classes

17 Feb 2012 19:55 #1 by mountaindollar
I love to cook has anyone taken any of the cooking classes down in town? If so please tell me how you liked them I would love to get together with another person who wants to sign up.

I doubt there is anyone up here that does them but maybe if we wish real hard!!!!1

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17 Feb 2012 21:48 #2 by pacamom
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I took one at DU a while ago. Considering how much I dont like to cook, it was fun.

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19 Feb 2012 16:22 #3 by Wily Fox aka Angela
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it must be rather hard to cook with that full helmet on and all

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19 Feb 2012 17:57 #4 by pacamom
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I haven't set my hair on fire yet.

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19 Feb 2012 19:13 #5 by Wily Fox aka Angela
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good point

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20 Feb 2012 06:49 #6 by Cheap Yankee
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mountaindollar wrote: I love to cook has anyone taken any of the cooking classes down in town?


Try this...
http://www.cookstreet.com/recreational/find-courses
Click on the "recreational" tab and check out the calendar of courses.
The classes are a bit pricey, but come highly recommended. The instruction is top notch. Just pick what interests you most...Thai, Indian, French, Sushi...there's even a 4-class series on bread making and special themed events (Mardi Gras with a Cajun menu).
You spend a few hours in a well appointed kitchen and wrap up the class with a fine meal. The bar is open (and included) while you chop, saute, knead, etc.
Don't be afraid to go solo if you can't find a traveling partner. You might meet some fascinating new friends!

Also - think "light rail" to get downtown...

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20 Feb 2012 08:10 #7 by pacamom
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Ok, to get back on topic, here are a few websites. I can't find the one for the class we took, but these look like fun.

http://www.surlatable.com/?affsrcid=Aff0005

http://www.theseasonedchef.com/index.ph ... scriptions

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20 Feb 2012 08:37 #8 by mountaindollar
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Thanks everyone will look into these and see what they have to offer.

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20 Feb 2012 08:43 #9 by ScienceChic
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I like the ones I've taken at the Lakewood rec center ([url=http://www.lakewood.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;]www.lakewood.org[/url]), but they weren't true "cooking" classes. I signed hubby up for some at a cooking school up in Boulder, but that's a haul. I'll have to ask him if he's looked into any others - he's the chef in the family, I just refuse to eat bad food when he's gone, but I don't care for cooking.

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