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Mrs.V
Guest
are there any cooking classes by chefs and or restaurants?
Candle Lover
New Member
"To find out about local cooking classes visit CSM at www.csmd.edu; Café des Artistes at www.cafedesartistes.ws or phone 301-997-0500; and Ouzo's at www.ouzos.com or phone 301-392-9500." This was taken from the magazine Southern Maryland - This is Living Fall 2006.
Have fun!
Have fun!
I heard that the former professional Executive chef of the Tides restaurant, is opening up a restaurant at the New becks building on Route 235, Thats going to be offering cooking classes to its patrons and customers free of charge in a Bistro like setting with a very fresh affordable menu.Mrs.V said:
Someone from my office met up with him at the Wawa gas station a few weeks ago and the time frame for this was early next year. As he was still working at a fine dining restaurant in Annapolis and cannot offer more details.
Has anyone heard about this rumour too.
kerriellen
Member
RoseRed said:
Has anyone taken a class from here?
Response about Quality Street
Hello
Wanted to just get a few words in about Quality Street and classes. So you know, I am the husband of the owner. The idea behind the classes is to make them informative and fun, and something that will improve your skills and let you spend time with others that share a love of cooking. We will limit classes to 12 people, and have a nice selection of cooking enthusiasts and professionals coming in from the Southern MD area. Classes range from $35 to $55 depending on ingredient costs, and each meal shown will be served to our guests with an appropriate beverage accompaniment. We hope that you do find a menu that interests you, and if you would like to recommend something else, we will gladly take your ideas and see if we can accommodate your particular interests.
Our first official class is scheduled for the first week in January and we do have a pretty extensive schedule between now and the end of April. Please come on out and enjoy!
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Steve (& Joann)
kerriellen said:
Hello
Wanted to just get a few words in about Quality Street and classes. So you know, I am the husband of the owner. The idea behind the classes is to make them informative and fun, and something that will improve your skills and let you spend time with others that share a love of cooking. We will limit classes to 12 people, and have a nice selection of cooking enthusiasts and professionals coming in from the Southern MD area. Classes range from $35 to $55 depending on ingredient costs, and each meal shown will be served to our guests with an appropriate beverage accompaniment. We hope that you do find a menu that interests you, and if you would like to recommend something else, we will gladly take your ideas and see if we can accommodate your particular interests.
Our first official class is scheduled for the first week in January and we do have a pretty extensive schedule between now and the end of April. Please come on out and enjoy!
R
Steve (& Joann)
kerriellen
Member
Thanks Steve. I plan on signing up for a couple of classes after I check my calendar.
Redskinsmama
New Member
wonderful! i have been looking for a cooking classes around here and didn't really see anything that struck my fancy! i will definitely be there!mckeowns said:
Cooking Classes in Southern Maryland
Check out No Thyme to Cook for local cooking classes (No Thyme to Cook Cooking Classes Southern Maryland or http://www.facebook.com/nttcook). They offer a variety of classes for the novice and experienced cook, kids, couples and even private lessons and parties. They do a cookbook club, book & wine club and tons of other fun events.
Check out No Thyme to Cook for local cooking classes (No Thyme to Cook Cooking Classes Southern Maryland or http://www.facebook.com/nttcook). They offer a variety of classes for the novice and experienced cook, kids, couples and even private lessons and parties. They do a cookbook club, book & wine club and tons of other fun events.