Sign Up for September Cooking Classes in DC
I have a Google problem. I look up one thing and end up with an overwhelming amount of great information... Today it was cooking classes. There are so many interesting classes coming up, I want to go into a registration frenzy. I've culled my picks from CulinAerie and Zola Wine & Kitchen below:
September 1: Fully Loaded Shellfish at Zola Wine & Kitchen
September 2: Burgers & Brews at CulinAerie
September 7: Fromage, Formaggio, Siers, Queso, Cheese at Zola Wine & Kitchen (how could I resist a class that's all about cheese???)
September 11: Date Night, Indian Style at CulinAerie
September 20: Beginners in the Kitchen at CulinAerie (gotta start somewhere!)
September 21: Meatless for Meatlovers at CulinAerie (Kim O'Donnell will be leading and giving all class members a copy of her new book!!)
September 28: Grains at Zola Wine & Kitchen (I've developed a quinoa obsession)
What are your favorites? (I've heard Hill's Kitchen (site only has May classes though?) and Cookology in Dulles Town Center is great - they also do kid classes!) Is there an instructor that I *need* to follow more closely?
[PS. My first knife skills teacher was Olga from Mango Tomato. She broke me of my fear of my 10 inch chef's knife and is willing to do small classes or private parties. Here's her blog post from my class.]
September 1: Fully Loaded Shellfish at Zola Wine & Kitchen
September 2: Burgers & Brews at CulinAerie
September 7: Fromage, Formaggio, Siers, Queso, Cheese at Zola Wine & Kitchen (how could I resist a class that's all about cheese???)
September 11: Date Night, Indian Style at CulinAerie
September 20: Beginners in the Kitchen at CulinAerie (gotta start somewhere!)
September 21: Meatless for Meatlovers at CulinAerie (Kim O'Donnell will be leading and giving all class members a copy of her new book!!)
September 28: Grains at Zola Wine & Kitchen (I've developed a quinoa obsession)
What are your favorites? (I've heard Hill's Kitchen (site only has May classes though?) and Cookology in Dulles Town Center is great - they also do kid classes!) Is there an instructor that I *need* to follow more closely?
[PS. My first knife skills teacher was Olga from Mango Tomato. She broke me of my fear of my 10 inch chef's knife and is willing to do small classes or private parties. Here's her blog post from my class.]