Demonstration.
Spend the evening with our CM Cooking School Team, who will walk you through some of Fannie Farmer’s timeless recipes from her 1896 Boston Cooking School cookbook. Bakers understand the importance of precise recipe measurements in order to achieve a consistent desired result and you will enjoy some of the first recipes with standardized measurement from Fannie’s collection paired with a glass of wine.
ABOUT FANNIE FARMER
Fannie Farmer (1857-1915) came to cooking due to a stroke at the age of sixteen that forced her to remain homebound for over a decade. She took up cooking so thoroughly that she turned her mother’s home into a boardinghouse known for its uncommonly delicious meals. Once she was able to walk again, Farmer attended the Boston Cooking School in the late 1880’s and learned to approach cooking as a domestic science. The cookbook she eventually published under the school’s name in 1896 became unexpectedly famous, thanks to its system of standardized measuring vessels and level measurements.
For ages 21 & up.
Menu:
Leek & Potato SoupChicken Souffle with White Mushroom SauceAsparagus Salad with French Dressing Velvet Cake with Macerated Berries
Safety & Precautions
We ask that you return a signed copy of the waiver for each attendee via email prior to class.Please wear a mask while in the Cooking Schools. Masks can be removed to enjoy samples provided or the food that you have prepared.Our Partners will maintain a 6-foot distance from attendees while in the Cooking Schools. We ask that you maintain a 6-foot distance from other attendees during the class.Classes are limited to a maximum of two hours. For that reason, we ask that all attendees arrive at least 5 minutes prior to the confirmed time of the class.
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