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Private classes in my home are  held in inner SE Portland and listed below. These classes are small and interactive and include hands on participation and demonstration. A full meal is served and comprehensive materials are included. Classes are appropriate for a range of experience levels. Register here or contact us for more information.

Upcoming Classes

“I thought you’d like to know I whipped up a bowl of mayonnaise yesterday, added a bunch of herby goodness, and with leftover cooked salmon: the most delicious sandwiches in the world!” — S. Hill Long

Strong Food: Fun, Simple, Veggie-centric Dishes for the Whole Family (SOLD OUT)

Saturday, April 13 11:00 am – 1:30pm
Strong food is a term my husband and I came up with to describe the vegetable-heavy dishes we relish and sometimes need to convince our six-year-old to eat. Children and grown-ups alike are sometimes hesitant about vegetables so in this class we’ll focus on creative, simple ways to prepare dishes that incorporate or highlight our local array of produce.

Private Class for Athletes: Delicious, Nutrient Dense Dishes and Meal Planning Tips

Cost: $85
Date in early May TBA

NOTE: I am currently working with four CSA farms, writing weekly recipes packets for their share members. I am also teaching private classes and working with businesses and public agencies within their Wellness Initiatives which is why I have fewer public classes posted. There will be more classes again in the fall and do get in touch if you would like to schedule a private class or consultation. 


Have a group of friends or family with whom you’d like to take a private class? Have so much produce in your garden or CSA box that you need help using it all? Get in touch and we’ll schedule something.

Private Classes
I also teach private classes, either in your home or mine. If you have a group of friends/family/colleagues who would like to do a class together (with a special menu or one of my choosing) we can schedule something to fit your needs.

Consultations
Need help stocking your pantry/kitchen? I can come to your home and help you get set up and systematize your restocking, list-making, and sourcing/shopping.

Need a gift for someone?
Please contact me for a gift certificate for any class or consultation or purchase a standardized one for $75 here.

Past Classes:
Italian-inspired Favorites
Rice & Beans: So much more than the sum of their parts
Holiday Edible Gifts
Pies: Sweet & Savory
Gratins and Comforting Winter Fare
Grains and Beans
Soup for Every Occasion
What to do with my CSA Veggies?
Everyday Baking: Granola, Cornbread, Biscuits, Quickbreads
An Italian Feast: Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplants
Hearty Salads Year-round
Quick Meals: Eggs, Asparagus, Spring Greens. . .
Quick, Kid-friendly Meals
Winter Weeknight Dinners
You Call That Dinner?
Salad Rolls, Banh Mi and More

Cancellation Policy
If you cannot attend a class for which you have signed up and give five business days’ notice you will receive a refund minus a $10 processing fee. If you have to cancel with less notice I am unable to offer a refund but can work with you to schedule a different class at a slightly reduced fee.

34 Comments Post a comment
  1. Marilyn Meech Beaubien #

    Try Purcell Mountain Farms for whole wheat cous cous. Find them via Google.

    March 2, 2012
  2. Renee Niquette #

    I hope you will re-run the salad class again sometime after Easter weekend.

    April 5, 2012
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