November 17, 2011
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Just added a second class! Don’t delay sign up today before it sells out.
Don’t fear the fishmonger. Learn where to find a good fish source, what to look for when buying fish and the best ways to prepare it. Steamed, poached, fried, pan roasted — they’re all good, but learn what works best for each kind of fish and why. Walk away a master of this wonderfully versatile and healthy food.
December 5, 2011
An entry level, small classroom setting, with an overview of the cheese making process. By tasting examples of cheese in each of the 5 general classification, you will experience the nuances that differentiates one from another. We have the largest artisan cheese selection in the area.
January 18, 2012
We have 2 classes!
Great soup doesn’t come as easily as it may seem. And it comes in handy when you live in the Midwest. You’ll learn about solid base, proper ingredients, styles of soups and great garnish. There are only 18 seats available, so hurry and reserve your spot.
February 8, 2012
Yes, that’s right. Close those cookbooks, hide those recipes cards and magazine cut outs! Learn to cook with out recipes. We will create 4 dishes and taste them all.
$60 per person excludes tax and gratuity
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March 12, 2012
“For years I have flocked to temples of porcine delight. I have paid my respects at Paul Kahn’s“Blackbird” and Rob Levitt’s “the butcher & larder” establishments, I have shared a butchers block with Matt Millar “The Reserve”. We (Food Dance) as a restaurant have sourced the best local pork our area has to offer and we have butchered over 20 whole hogs. It’s process of getting to know our local terrain and how the breeds will cook, grind and cure. All of this has led us to start a charcuterie program to bring back to the area old world flavor and technique of patience. We are crafting terrines, sausages, pate, and cured meat. All of us at the restaurant look forward to sharing these flavors, and continuing to explore the craft of butchery and charcuterie.” We want to share with you the techniques of butchering. ~Chef Robb Hammond
Chef, a Butcher’s Guild member, demonstrates butchering techniques with chicken, whole hog, beef and limited hands on sausage making.
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May 17, 2012
It’s here! Join us for the firsts of Spring, a 4 course menu of foraged delights; fiddleheads, ramps, mushrooms and more. Please check back with us for the menu, weather depending.
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