April Classes

Kid-Friendly Recipes for Families
with Food Allergies

Tuesday · April 10 · 7-10 PM
taught by Hilary Kass
Keeping kids with food allergies well fed is challenging. This class will show you how to prepare several kid-friendly foods to sustain your child throughout the day. All recipes will be gluten, dairy and egg free. You will learn how to use several highly nutritious foods to make some of your child's favorites like pancakes and tortillas. You'll also learn how to use nuts to make a creamy non-dairy sauce and versatile milk. We'll combine homemade recipes with already made products to create allergy-friendly eating. These classes are also a great time to connect with parents of other kids who have food allergies.
$15 per person, $13 for co-op members & seniors

How to Grow, Harvest & Dry Flowers
Thursday · April 12 · 7-9 PM
taught by Karen Pendleton
This class will take a close look at what flowers to grow for drying and preserving. We will talk about the flowers that dry and preserve well, and which ones grow easily in our climate. Growing, harvesting and drying techniques will be discussed. Air frying, silica drying and the use of glycerin will be demonstrated. Don't wait until the fall to start drying flowers!
$12 per person, $10 for co-op members & seniors

Easy Salmon Everyday - Second Session by popular demand
Tuesday · April 17 · 7-9 PM
taught by Debjani Bhaduri
All dishes in this class are quick and easy to prepare, perfect for a busy life, and are so flavorful that healthy eating becomes a pure pleasure. We'll start with Grilled Salmon on Green Salad (with Sesame Seed Vinaigrette), followed by Seared Salmon with Warm French Green Lentils, Oven Roasted Wild Salmon with Tomato Chutney (served on Wilted Spinach), and Broiled Salmon Fillets with Sauteed Onions, Zucchini, and Sun-dried Tomato (served on Lemon Linguini). This health-conscious menu is sure to please anyone.
$15 per person, $13 for co-op members & seniors

Weeknight Meals from the
Well-Stocked Pantry

Wednesday · April 18 · 7-9:30 PM
taught by Chef Paige Vandegrift
Here's a chance to look in Paige's pantry and learn how she puts meals together using important pantry staples and leftovers from last night's dinner. Paige will begin by discussing the basic techniques for roast, saute and bake. She'll also talk about flavors that work well together. Then it's on to cooking where Paige will transform 'leftovers' into Salmon, Leek & Goat Cheese Quiche; Composed Salad with Salmon & White Beans; Creamy Pasta with Chicken & Asparagus; and Chicken Poblano & Potato Burrito. Leftovers will never be the same.
$18 per person, $15 for co-op members & seniors

Effective Risk Taking
Thursday · April 19 · 7-9 PM
taught by Marybeth Bethel
Effective risk-taking is essential to creating a rewarding life. Too often we hold ourselves back due to fear, and stay stuck in uncomfortable ruts instead of reaching for our dreams. In this class we'll explore the elements and consequences of risk, and learn how to deal with the anxiety that comes with initiating change. By demystifying the process of stepping outside our comfort zone, we gain confidence to take risks that are necessary to our growth and happiness. The class will include interactive discussion and guided imagery.
$12 per person, $10 for co-op members & seniors

Casual French
Wednesday · April 25 · 7-9 PM
taught by Chef Paige Vandegrift
We're off again on travels with Chef Paige - this time to France. Paige will use the freshest seasonal produce to cook up a menu that includes a classic French Chicken Saute; Asparagus & Gruyere Tart; Salad of Warm New Potatoes with Camembert & Bacon; Seared Salmon with Asparagus, Peas & Fresh Herbs. And for dessert, Lemon Cake with Strawberries! Ooo la la. Another class you won't want to miss.
$18 per person, $15 for co-op members & seniors

Make Ahead One-Pot Wonders
Thursday · April 26 · 7-9 PM
taught by Debjani Bhaduri
You don't need multiple pots to create a stunning meal when you can throw everything into a pot and let it cook to a sumptuous delight. Join Debjani to sample and learn about her favorite make ahead one-pot meals including the delectable Navaratna-Korma (nine vegetables cooked with spices in yogurt sauce), Chow-Mein (exotic vegetable-noodle dish from the Orient), Chicken-Biriyani (rice dish simmered to perfection with spiced chicken), and Sewai-Payesh (aromatic vermicelli cooked in sweetened milk) - Bengal's traditional dessert. Come and enjoy the wonders of a pot!
$15 per person, $13 for co-op members & seniors

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