Learn how to make display-stopping desserts and gluten-loose recipes at Eastern Iowa Community Colleges’ cooking lessons.
There are four training sessions in July and 4 in August, all at the college’s West Davenport Center, 2950 N. Fairmont St. Classes are palms-on and cost $49.
The agenda consists of:
Summers in Tuscany/Italian, 6-9 p.M. July eleven, transports college students to the hills of Tuscany with conventional Italian delicacies. Class ID 4495.
Fun with Phyllo, 6-9 p.M. July 17, shows college students the secret in the back of making delicious phyllo dough utilized in everything from candy cakes to appetizers. Class ID 4454.
Gluten-Free Bread, 6-nine p.M. July 22, teaches bakers the suggestions and tricks to making the maximum strict gluten-free baked goods, including multi-grain bread and rolls. Class ID 4429.
Crazy About Cupcakes, 6-9 p.M. July 31, helps students analyze the hints of amazing wet cupcakes, gourmand flavors, and natural, however fascinating, decorations. Class ID 4453.
Cure and Smoke, 6-nine p.M. Aug. Five, teach chefs how to cure and smoke their meat, including bacon. Class ID 4488.
Show-Stopping Desserts, Pastries, and Baking, 6-nine p.M. Aug. 14, suggests college students how to make mouth-watering candy treats and baked items that appear to be they came straight from the bakery! Class ID 4496.
Best Ever Gluten-Free Crusts, 6-nine p.M. Aug. 19, teaches chefs how to create gluten-loose pizza crust, bread/rolls, and pie crusts, which can be some of the most challenging coatings to produce. Class ID 4423.
Steak Night, 6-nine p.M. Aug. 26, suggests cooks a way to rework their very own kitchen right into a sizzling steakhouse with pork recipes and steakhouse favorites like a hash brown casserole and grilled greens — class ID 4467.
It becomes pasta night at United Methodist Church (UMC), closing Thursday as parishioners and volunteers served a networking supper to an estimated 80 Hermann residents. The remaining Thursday of the month event attracts rave critiques from diners as meals are either brought to close-ins or citizens that revel in a good dinner and network fellowship inside the church recreational corridor. Pasta shells packed with ricotta and spinach (for meatless pasta) or ground pork, sausage, ricotta, and mozzarella, glistened with tomato sauce before baking inside the church’s ovens.
Carol Pinkerton became this month’s super organizer. She stated they served around 260 stuffed pasta shells, which includes dessert. In addition, lemonade and iced tea were served to take seat-down diners.
UMC Pastor Beth Duckworth says the suppers are simply one manner the church can guide the network, and what higher way, than to do it with a sit-down dinner, where community participants can seize upon the information? Therefore, the suppers are held at the church—serving starts at four:30 p.M. And maintains till 6 p.M. Deliveries to close-ins require reservations — Call 486-2651 for extra facts.
I’ve always loved food and I’ve always loved sharing my love of food with the world. This love led me to become a professional foodie, opening my very own restaurant called The Great American Cafe and writing a blog called Foodieso.com, where I’ve been able to share my recipes, ideas and thoughts about food.
