My husband, son, and I had a wonderful cooking class with Lynn. She included my 9 year old son and... read more
My husband, son, and I had a wonderful cooking class with Lynn. She included my 9 year old son and... read more
Took my wife to a great cooking class on her birthday on Labor day. We both made some great food... read more
This class is amazing. Even if you have no interest in learning to cook, the demonstration in fun and informative and the food is AMAZING. Loved the shop and everything in it, loved Cheve our instructor, loved Nita the owner and loved eating gumbo, shrimp Creole, bananas foster and fresh pralines.
This was a great way to spend a morning! The class was fun and informative. I was handed the recipes as I walked in which let me just soak up the fun commentary without trying to write notes. I took the class by myself and would highly recommend! The location is also very easy to get to on the corner of Chartres and Iberville. Plus, the food was excellent!
Scott was very good. The three of us went, and it was pretty much a private class for us. We had a lot of fun. The experience was great, and we had fun. The experience is suitable for beginners and more experienced home cooks.
This was a very enjoyable experience. We did the Sunday brunch and learned to make barbeque shrimp and grits, crescent city eggs tasso, red bean cakes, and bananas foster.
Our instructor was very involved and seemed to thoroughly enjoy what he was doing. He was very informative and took time to answer all questions and gave many tips about the spices and other ingredients.
We also got to eat what he prepared so that was an added treat!
Will definitely recommend this.
We took the 2.5 hour demonstration class and learned how to prepare both Cajun and creole dishes. Not only was our instructor very talented but the dishes he prepared were delicious as the class cost of just $30 includes being able to indulge in the foods prepared during the class. With the class we wee also offered a ten percent discount on store purchases which include some very unique items. Totally worth it!
What is better than to learn how to cook some new dishes with great creole and cajun flavors and get a meal at the same time? Nothing unless it is also during mardi gras! Learned how to get the great flavors of jambalaya, red beans and rice and chicken and andouille gumbo...plus a little praline and some bread pudding with Rum sauce (using Captain Morgan's of course!). We walked away FULL and ready to try our hand at some spicy cooking (plus bought some Camellia's red beans and just a few bottles of spicy sauce!). Tried gumbo file (ground sassafras!) for the first time...it was all good.