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Naturally!: Cooking Class: Turbocharge Your Health

Vegan and Macrobiotic Cooking Classes in Honolulu, Macrobiotic Recipes, Personal Chef Services, Macrobiotic Living, and Sustainable Living provided by Leslie Ashburn. See Leslie’s website at www.macrobiotichawaii.com for all the local …

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Culinary School of the Rockies Blog » Blog Archive » A Super Feast

CLASSES . Classes Overview · Class Calendar · Workshops · Techniques · New Classes · Cooking Vacations · Culinary Skills · Pastry Skills · Instructors · Dining Events · Open House · Photo Slideshow · Cooking Blog …

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Ligonier Living: INTERNATIONAL COOKING CLASS AT LIGONIER TAVERN

INTERNATIONAL COOKING CLASSES WILL START THIS THURSDAY EVENING IN THE WELLINGTON ROOM OF LIGONIER TAVERN BY CHEF WAYNE. CLASSES WILL RUN 4 WEEKS, $20 PER WEEK SIGN UP FOR ALL 4 WEEKS GET 10% DISCOUNT THIS WEEK …

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Aphrodisiacs – Love at First Bite?

Chocolate, oysters, grapes, chilies, coffee and basil….what do they have in common?  Throughout history, each of them has been considered to be an aphrodisiac.  Royalty and common folk alike have sought to captivate the persons of their desire through feeding them aphrodisiacs, or consuming aphrodisiacs in order to appease those they loved. Is there any basis to such claims?  Martha Hopkins, co-author of “The New InterCourses: an aphrodisiac cookbook” says: “Historically, the qualifying factors for aphrodisiacs were relatively simple:  The rare an ingredient (caviar), the more likely it held aphrodisiacal qualities.  Likewise, the more an ingredient resembled a sexual organ, the stronger its power over the libido (asparagus).” In some cases, it’s more anecdotal such as black beans and pinenuts which have been considered to be symbols and sources of fertility.   Black beans for instance begin to grow in a pod, eventually becoming plump and emerging ready to create yet another life.   The idea that black beans produced fertility has been so strong in the past that it even led one early Latin church father to forbid consumption of black beans by the nuns! Yet in other cases modern science has shed some light on why figures such as Casanova is said to have consumed dozens and dozens of oysters in a given sitting (they are low in fat and high in zinc which is key to sexual performance for both men and women) or why Aztec emperor Montezuma consumed as many as 50 goblets of a cold bitter chocolate beverage flavored with chilies and vanilla (the caffeine of chocolate provides a surge of energy while it delivers a dose of PEA and serotonin, chilies get the heart pumpking and cause the face to go flush while making us sweat, and the scent of vanilla has been shown to produce a feeling of well-being).  In both cases, they relied on these storied foodstuffs to maintain their libido. Regardless of ingredient be they rare or abundant, and putting folklore and science aside, simply taking the time and effort to prepare a delicious meal for someone special could be considered to be an aphrodisiac.

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February Events at Hollander’s

This month features two cooking classes with Valentine’s Day themes. The first is a Valentine’s Day Dinner with Rita Conray-Martin on Sunday, February 7. Rita is the owner of The Sage Dish and passionately supports the use of local and organic ingredients

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Sprouts Cooking Club: Growing the Next Generation of Chefs …

This spring, Sprouts will take its first international culinary tour, to Parisian Cyril Guignard’s country estate and historic chateau for seven days of cooking classes , authentic French cuisine, and provincial living.

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Toronto on the Cheap » Free Cooking Classes “Italian Comfort Foods …

Williams-Sonoma’s FREE in-store cooking & technique classes for the month of February is all about Comfort Foods. On Sunday, February 7, 2010, there will be FREE technique classes on Italian Comfort Food.

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Truffle Hunting

It’s not all fun and frolic—and chocolate—around here. Aside from dealing with banks that limit access to your own money, or scratching your head when the France Telecom representative tells you that it’s going to cost you a mere €465 to keep your mobile number if you change to another one of their other phone plans (although it was a stretch to even get there; his first response was, “Yes. It is not possible”), believe it or not, there are some less-than-pastoral things about life here

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Food, she thought.: Cooking Lessons from Molecular Master Marcel …

A couple weeks ago flashed across the twitterverse was an announcement that Marcel Vigneron of Top Chef fame and infamy would be offering a cooking class in the kitchen of the Los Angeles Sur La Table at The Grove. Excellent. …

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Raw vegan "cookup" in Johannesburg

My friend Jo and I have started a facebook group called Raw Vegan Sumtin , as a forum for information on raw vegan diet and nutrition. The group hosted an event last year to demonstrate how to prepare a raw vegan meal- the appetiser was raw hummus with crudites, the main course was raw vegan burritos with salsa and guacamole, and the dessert was raw chocolate dipped strawberries and bananas

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Make My Heart *Melt*

By guest blogger Sharon Halkovics  I’ll be honest.  I cooked, and baked, and tried all kinds of new and different things this past weekend but wasn’t excited to post a blog about any of these items.  What won my heart this week was a simple grilled cheese sandwich.   I must give two big spoons up to this grilled cheese combination that starts with nutty, smooth-melting Fontina cheese with added layers of shaved ham, arugula, and royal fig jam.  I served this sandwich with a simple side salad and was in absolute palate-pleasing bliss.  Coincidentally, we’ve been talking up grilled cheese a lot around the office.  So much in fact, we’ve decided to add a grilled cheese class to our line up of Home Cook classes.  What better way to roll out ‘Melt’ …we think it’s a great class to take with your main squeeze or a close friend.  We’re pretty convinced that you’ll be hosting super-chic grilled cheese parties after you take this gooey-goodie of a class

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making STOCK, aka BONE BROTH tomorrow night in Alexandria!

One of my favorite classes to teach…The Secrets to Making Nutrient-Dense Stock…! I’ll be teaching tomorrow night, Thursday, January 28 in Alexandria, VA.

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Cooking Classes Featured in News-Post

Frederick County Parks & Rec Cooking Classes are featured in the Food section of today’s Frederick News-Post!   Author Susan Guynn and photographer Travis Pratt joined us last week for Couples Cuisine, featuring avocados.  Visit the Parks & Rec website for more information and class registration.   Winter classes are available now – I’ll let you know when Spring registration begins.

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Luck of the Irish

Traditional Irish Colcannon Celebrate St. Patty’s Day this year with more than just a pint of Guinness. Tip your hat to some classic Irish dishes in CSR’s newest class – Irish Traditional Cooking

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Cooking With Toddlers – Funny Things Can Happen

This video was too funny to keep to myself.  I can tell that this tot’s mom has a great attitude – she has the confidence to bring her child into the kitchen at such a young age, and manages to stay relaxed and positive…no matter what happens. But maybe – just maybe – he should have

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These Kids Have Skills!

Last week CSR owner & CEO, Joan Brett, taught a group of local 3 rd graders from Mesa Elementary a few fundamental knife skills.  Joan demonstrated how to slice, dice, and chiffonade their way to making zesty, colorful gazpacho.  The kids (who looked very small in the shadow of their huge chef’s knives) all learned basic lessons on how to hold their knives, proper cutting techniques and knife safety. These kids are on their way to creating some fantastic dinners for their families!  Keep your eyes on our June and July calendars as we will be posting our Teen Cooking Techniques Vacations .  They fill up fast, so if you have a budding teen chef eager to stir things up in the kitchen, don’t wait to reserve their space in class. 

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Buy a Virtual Slice of Dessert…and Help Haiti

How much would you pay for a piece of one of these decadent desserts?  What if they were guilt-free and didn’t stick to your hips ribs? Click on the First Giving widget below to make a donation in that amount, and I’ll “serve you a slice.”  All of the funds we collect from our virtual bake

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Recipe Corner: Delicious Chicken Salad Sandwiches

You can keep prepared chicken salad refrigerated for 3-5 days. Go Greek Chicken Salad Makes 2 servings; 1 serving (1 cup) = 173 calories 6 ounces of cooked skinless chicken breast, roughly chopped 1/2 cup choppped cucumber 1/3 cup cherry tomatoes, quartered 1/4 cup crumbled fat-free feta cheeses 1/2 cup plain low-fat yogurt (Dannon) 2 tablespoons light mayonnaise 2 tablespoons canned sliced black olives salt,pepper to taste 1.

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StreetTalkin – 2010 Albertson Cooking School Winter Cooking …

StreetTalkin – 2010 Albertson Cooking School Winter Cooking Classes and Events in Wynnewood, PA. January 25, 2010. Happy New Year! Albertson Cooking School in Wynnewood, PA is kicking off 2010 with a bounty of classes and events for …

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What’s Cooking with YOUR Kids – Grandma’s Pierogi

Why I learned how to make Pierogi, by Gabby from New York City (age 14) I love to cook, and not just baking cookies, but putting together an entire meal. I know it is one way that I can help my family, besides I enjoy the whole creative process. Because I have a busy schedule

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