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Baking 101: Spring Pies
Does baking a pie intimidate you?! Maybe you're looking to touch up on your baking skills?! It’s all in the crust…Adele’s tried and true HOT CRUST method of making a HOT pie crust “will change your life” to quote a student in a previous class. In this class, Adele will walk you through the process of two delicious pies: a mini berry pie and lime chiffon pie. Just in time for spring and summer gatherings.This is a participatory cooking class. A small group of 3-4 students will work together at each cooking station to complete the recipes on the night's menu.
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Riveting Basics: Silver Pendant
Join fine local jewelry maker, Jolynn Santiago, and learn how to make a beautiful piece of jewelry to wear of gift. Riveting is a process where two or more pieces of metal are connected without heat. There are several types of rivets. This class focuses on the basic rivet; a metal pin with a shank and two nail heads that holds two or more pieces of metal together. Once the basic rivet is secured with a hammer, the parts are permanently immobilized. In this class, students will create a sterling silver pendant. In addition to riveting, students will learn how to saw using a jeweler’s saw, file, sand, anneal (soften metal), apply texture and patina. On the last day of class, we will discuss the students’ finished projects as a group. We’ll also discuss creating a setup for those who wish to continue practicing their riveting skills at home. Students will leave this class with handmade jewelry, a better understanding of basic riveting, the resources needed to order the proper materials and the knowledge to create a small riveting set-up of their own.All materials, and tools for use during class are included in the fee. All levels are welcome!(Photos are examples of designs using the riveting process)
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Baking with Sourdough Workshop
Ruah Swennerfelt, a homesteader and sourdough lover will share about the magic of sourdough in this two-part course. Sourdough becomes your yeast for bread, and so much more. Dream of wild yeasts living all around you! You'll go away with starter, recipes for bread and more, and the hands-on knowledge to create sourdough baked goods at home. On the first night you will get your starter going, taste some artisan sourdough bread baked earlier that day, and see the dough in action, readying for a loaf to be baked the next day. Walk away with a recipe for how to make your own starter, how to take care of it, keep it alive and play with it. Take home a bread recipe to try. We’ll look at various resources and items to have in your kitchen to make sourdough successfully at home. Between classes you'll have some homework: keep your own starter alive using Ruah's expert tips and the instructions provided. In the second class you'll bring your starter and make some yummy baked goods like coffee cake, cookies, and more. You will need a digital kitchen scale for feeding your starter; if you don't already own one, please plan to purchase one ahead of the first class (similar to this). This is a participatory class. While each student will make their own starter on the first night, a small group of 3-4 students will work together at each cooking station to complete the baking recipes on the second night. "I cannot recommend this workshop enough! Ruah completely took away all my fears about working with a starter. I finally feel confident and excited to care for my starter at home. We learned not only how to nurture our starters but also how to get creative with the discard in delicious recipes. Ruah's vast experience and approachable teaching style made the class enjoyable and easy to follow, regardless of our varying skill levels. It was such a positive and inspiring experience that I would absolutely take this class again and invite my friends to join me. It's a must for anyone interested in baking!" CF This class is generously sponsored by City Market:
Wed, Apr 16 - May 21
6:00 - 8:00 PM
Champlain Valley Union High School
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Eritrean/Ethiopian Injera
Injera is unique staple food to Ethiopia & Eritrea best known for spongy sourdough flatbread. It's a mixture of Teff (nutrient-dense & gluten-free), barley, corn & self-rising flour. Learn to mix the dough in class and carefully observe batter as it readies to be baked. Everyone will take a turn making injera and then take home a dinner prepared by Alganesh to enjoy. One meat and two vegetarian dishes will be served. This is a participatory class. A small group of 3-4 students will work together at each cooking station to prepare the Injera. "I loved this class! Alganesh is a wonderful, joyful teacher who makes the class so enjoyable and everything tastes so delicious. I have taken all of her classes and will take them again." "I loved this class, learned a lot, and would definitely take other classes from her. Wonderful evening of learning and sharing of a different culture. Memorable!" "This was our second class at Access, and second with Alganesh. I can't recommend enough. Alganesh is very warm and welcoming. She has put a lot of thought and consideration into her classes. We had a fun time learning about Eritrean and Ethiopian culture, and learning how to make Injera, the foundation of their cuisine. The best part, of course, was getting to eat our delicious food at the end! Thank you for a wonderful evening!"
Thu, May 8
6:00 - 8:00 PM
Champlain Valley Union High School
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Baking 101: Spring Pies
Does baking a pie intimidate you?! Maybe you're looking to touch up on your baking skills?! It’s all in the crust…Adele’s tried and true HOT CRUST method of making a HOT pie crust “will change your life” to quote a student in a previous class. In this class, Adele will walk you through the process of two delicious pies: a mini berry pie and lime chiffon pie. Just in time for spring and summer gatherings. This is a participatory cooking class. A small group of 3-4 students will work together at each cooking station to complete the recipes on the night's menu.
Wed, May 14
6:00 - 8:30 PM
Champlain Valley Union High School
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Gelato & Sorbet
I Scream, You Scream, we all scream for delicious gelato! And sorbet! With the fruits of spring we will make non-dairy sorbets and gelato with a custard base. The pinnacle is the chocolate gelato made with a recipe from the Cipriani Hotel in Venice! Learning to make ice cream cones will be the cherry on top of this delicious class! Just in time for summer gatherings, you'll be able to show off all of your ice cream making secrets with family and friends. This is a participatory cooking class. A small group of 3-4 students will work together at each cooking station to complete the recipes on the night's menu.
Tue, May 20
6:00 - 8:30 PM
Champlain Valley Union High School
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