Celebrating Spring Foods workshop

Celebrating Spring Foods workshop

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Embracing Herbs

  • Tuesday, June 6, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Similar to your charming friend who walks into a party and distributes warm hugs, culinary herbs love to embrace other foods and can do so very simply. In the company of pesto, plain pasta is transformed into a full, flavorful dish! Miso soup is not complete without the hint of scallions. During this class, we will explore how herbs boost the flavor of dishes including pasta, soups and sauces. Join us for a delicious evening of learning how to incorporate simple herbs into meals.

A previous Harvest Kitchen participant said, “DELICIOUS! I appreciate that we got to experience the product as well as the process.”

This workshop is part of the Celebrating Spring Foods series which consists of 3 cooking classes from May through June 2023. The Celebrating Spring Foods workshop series is dedicated to sharing timely information in a hands-on, accessible format, including support materials for participants to use at home.

Participants can register for as many workshops as they like in the series, each of which requires a separate registration. Class size is capped at 12 to allow for hands-on opportunities. Payment must be received before the start of each workshop.

Celebrating Spring Foods Workshop Instructor

Douglas Callegario is a culinary artist and educator born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He holds a degree in Gastronomy from the University of Rio and has worked in many food roles including as a cook, summer camp culinary teacher, organic farmer, and owner of a baking business. Douglas loves natural foods and is excited to connect with folks about seasonal North Country produce and cooking.

Other Workshops in the Series:

  • Crafting Artful Salads, May 23rd, click here
  • The Gift of Strawberries, June 27th, registration coming soon!

This programming is part of Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County’s Celebrating Local Foods: Grow and Preserve Initiative and is made possible by funding from the Alcoa Foundation.

Fee

Sliding scale $10-40; pay what you can afford

Register

https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=CSF23_Herbs_240

Contact

Maria 'Flip' Filippi
Local Foods Program Leader & Harvest Kitchen Manager
mpf65@cornell.edu
315-379-9192 ext 229

Location

Harvest Kitchen
Cornell Cooperative Extension
2043 State Highway 68
Canton, NY 13617

Last updated May 17, 2023