Hey ladies ... so this is pretty sad but when you work all day and come home around like 7 .. you dont have time to cook! lol
Dont get me wrong, I can cook the basics but I want to learn how to cook more... does anyone know of anything for the summer? like cooking classes?
Im a Pepper
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I don't know how to cook a licking! I'd love to take some cooking classes - great idea! I should look into this as well!
Alexandra1028
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Viking cooking school - ive never been there but i heard its really nice i think its in garden city
evewedsjc
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every william sonoma has them all the time...and i believe they are free...
littlepixie12
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OMG! really! i didnt know that ... i have to check that out Free is the way to go right now
littlepixie12
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i found this website
https://web.iceculinary.com/icereg/category.asp
littlepixie12
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thanks for the tip - the classes are 60 bucks
kgicrls
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I could use come cooking lessons... I can only cook the basics too!
dedecakes
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I went to Viking last year. The class was fun, but I didn't really learn much from the class. I knew most of what they taught...but if you don't know much about cooking, it's a good beginning. The classes are about 100 dollars. I recommend going with a friend or your FH.
If you live near Manhasset, I know Sur La Table (it's a store) on Northern Blvd. has classes. I don't know much about it, though.
baba022
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I thought I was the only one....LOL the basics thats about it..... I want to look into this also...this would be great!! and the FH would love me even more!!! LOLLOL!!!!
littlepixie12
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that was my plan too! lol
lanamanitta
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Do you guys have Sur Le Table up there? It's like a fancy Lechter's, and they have MANY MANY affordable and diverse cooking classes.
melcc83
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I have been saying i would love to take oneee
ttdiff11
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id love to take classes! i have been saying this for a while bc i can only make basic and simple things lol
lanamanitta
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If you don't have time or budget for classes, watch the Food Network or even some of the lessons they have on their website. They have lessons on 'basics' and up, and you can do it at your leisure. I can cook pretty well, but even just watching five minutes or so here and there, and you'll pick up methods SO quickly!!! Before I knew it, I was 'braising' 'searing' 'reducing' and 'glazing' and 'blanching' and making my own marinades, all from stuff you pick up from a few minutes of watching the experts.
Before you know it, you're making up dishes on your own and it comes very easily.
Check out www.foodtv.com.
melcc83
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So i tried to do a google search for cooking classes in suffolk but the only think that came up was if you want to go to culinary school :(
Almostawife
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I took two Viking classes and learned alot.
Also, check out your continuing ed classes at your local high schools. Many have cooking classes as well as the community colleges.
lanamanitta
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Posted by melcc83
So i tried to do a google search for cooking classes in suffolk but the only think that came up was if you want to go to culinary school :(
See if you have a Sur Le Table store!! Also, we have a local restaurant with a five star chef who does a Sunday lesson every month or so, limited availability, and for a great price!! There HAVE to be these kinds of things on LI if they exist in VA, where food is a secondary thing! hahahaha
MrsDtoBe09
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There's also a place in Lynbrook that a coworker of mine always goes to but I forgot the name.
MrsInglima
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I know The New School in Manhattan has really good cooking classes.
