Showing posts with label baking classes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baking classes. Show all posts

Friday, February 19, 2010

Baking Class: Breads and Rolls MARCH 28, 2010 10:00am-2:00pm



Sunday March 28, 2010
10am-4pm

Winter Series BAKING CLASS

Breads & Rolls

This six-hour class will feature four recipes taught by our pastry chef and our baking assistants.

A hands-on class, lunch included.
All recipes included with detailed course guide with instructions, conversions, and resource guide.

All students will bring home 3 loaves of bread and 1 dozen rolls

We provide everything you need, just come hungry for knowledge and a good loaf of bread.
Ingredients will be available for purchase at the conclusion of the class.

PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL TO REGISTER!
Cost: $90.00
Last day to register 3/22/10

Friday, January 29, 2010

Baking Class: Cookies 101



Last weekend we held a baking class entitled: "Cookies 101" where we explored different mixing methods, troubleshooting the cookie baking experience, and made 6 varieties of cookies. For a list of upcoming classes click HERE or visit http://www.theartisankitchen.com/classes.htm .

During the four hour class each student learned different measuring methods and the science behind the art of baking. Here is a sample recipe.

Thin & Lacey Tuile Oatmeal Cookies
42 – 1 oz cookies (1 generous Tablespoon)
Just like the thin chocolate chip cookies, these cookies will spread quite a bit on the sheet pan so be sure to only place 9 cookies on a tray at a time. I love to serve these as ice cream sandwiches with rum raisin ice cream.
Butter which is softened to a melting stage will yield a cookie that spreads and is thin & crispy.

Ingredients

By Cups
By Weight
Butter, unsalted, very, very soft. 1 ¼ c. 10 oz
Brown Sugar 1 ¾ c. 12 oz
Sugar ½ c 3 ¼ oz
Salt ¼ tsp ¼ tsp
Baking soda ¾ tsp ¾ tsp
Cinnamon ¼ tsp ¼ tsp
Nutmeg, freshly ground ¼ tsp ¼ tsp
Honey 2 T. 2 T.
Vanilla 1 tsp. 1 tsp
Eggs 2 2
All-Purpose Flour 1 ¾ c. 7.5 oz
Old-fashioned rolled oats 3 c. 10 oz
Method:
Place the butter, brown sugar, sugar, salt, baking soda, cinnamon, nutmeg, & honey in the bottom of a large mixing bowl or on your stand mixer. Cream with the paddle or beaters for 7 minutes on low or medium-low speed.
Turn off the mixer, scrape the bowl and add the vanilla and 2 eggs. Mix on medium speed for 1 ½ minutes or until the eggs are incorporated, and the mixture looks slightly curdled. DO NOT mix until the mixture is light and fluffy.

Add the flour and oats and mix until combined on low speed.
To make 1 oz cookies, scoop with the yellow handle scoop then divide each scoop in half or just use two tablespoons to scoop balls and scrape them onto the tray.
Using a plain aluminum cookie sheet lined with parchment paper, bake 375 °F for 10-13 minutes. They will be brown across almost the entire top, with a small ¼”- ½ ” coin of blonde in the center.
Cool completely on the tray.

Friday, November 13, 2009

2010 BAKING CLASS SCHEDULE

Click Here to Download and Print a Copy to Sign Up for the Class or EMAIL us HERE with Questions!

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Handcrafted Foods Made with PASSION

 

2010 Baking Classes

You’ve asked and we’re now offering baking and cake decorating classes.  

Always wondered how we get that icing so smooth, or what the tricks are to making fancy cake decorations?  Well, come on in to The Artisan Kitchen our new bakery features ample classroom space!

All classes include supplies and attendees will take home goodies to share with their friends and family.

Take one class or sign up for all three and receive a discount when paid in full.  Maximum 6 students per class (you must be 16 years or older, please).  We have the right to cancel or combine classes with less than 3 attendees.   

 

Cookies 101:  Do your cookies spread off the baking tray? Could you use them for hockey pucks the next day?  We’ll show you the four basic mixing techniques for successful cookie baking.  Bring in your most troublesome recipe for some expert advice.              One- 3 hour class.

Basic CupCake Decorating: Frost and decorate gorgeous cupcakes with icing flowers, monograms and piped figures. One- 3 hour class.

Basic Buttercream Cake Decorating:

Learn how to crumb coat, frost, and make basic buttercream borders like the pros. One- 3 hour class.

Custom Class: Fun bachelorette party activity, bridal shower get together, sweet 16 party, or a great gift for a baking aficionado.  Topic of your choice, three hour class for $110.00 per individual. Call for group rates of 3 or more & more info  of available dates.   

 

 

 

2010 Baking Class Schedule: (All 2010 classes will run on two separate dates for your convenience)

 

Cookies 101:  1) Sunday January 24, Noon-3pm   OR   2) Tuesday February 9, 6pm-9pm

 

Basic CupCake Decorating: 1) Sunday January 10, Noon-3pm OR 2) Tuesday February  23, 6pm-9pm

 

Basic Buttercream Cake Decorating:  1)Sunday March 7  Noon-3pm  OR 2)Tuesday January 12 6pm-9pm

 

 

 

All Classes:  Each 3 hour class, $80.00 per person.  Sign up for all three classes (Cookies, Cupcakes, & Cake Decorating) for $200.00 total.   Payment for classes due with form below, which must be received 7 days before date of class. 

Please detach the form below and mail to: The Artisan Kitchen  265 Walnut Plain Road  Rochester, MA 02770  ATTN: Classes

 

 

The Artisan Kitchen (The Artisan Bake Shop, LLC)

265 Walnut Plain Road   Rochester Massachusetts 02770    hours by appointment

Ph: 508.763.4905   Web: www.theartisankitchen.com





Click Here to Download and Print a Copy to Sign Up for the Class or EMAIL us HERE with Questions!

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