A 3 1/2-hour cooking class culminating in dinner served with wine and beer.
We understand how good it sometimes feels to dip into a white paper container of fried rice from the local take-out Chinese joint - on the couch, in that favorite pair of sweats. It is easy and satisfying, and it is a meal that lends itself as tomorrow's cold, savory breakfast bowl.
This class is a mix of hands-on cooking and demonstration; it culminates in dinner served with wine and beer.
When you have a small budget for both money and time, you can still create food that is big on both flavor and nutrition. Michelle is ready to show you how!
A group discussion and three course dinner, served with wine and beer.
Alfred Courchesne -- or as most know him, Farmer Al -- began farming in 1976. Inspiration hit him as a social studies teacher, in Hawaii; in discussing many global issues with his students, he realized that growing food was a way of addressing many global issues while making a living and connecting to nature. Al transitioned to organic farming in 1988.
