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Egg Class
with Jeffrey Darnell Carpenter, Wells-Ogunquit Adult Community Education
This class will introduce most of the ways to create egg dishes. Hard boiled, soft boiled, over easy, over hard, scrambled, egg salad, omelets and frittatas. There will be a cooking demonstration for each style of egg dish plus a chance to sample the egg dishes. Please bring a small Tupperware container to take home leftovers. You will also receive a egg cookbook to use at home. Grocery fee of $10. due to instructor at time of class.
INSTRUCTOR: JEFFREY DARNELL CARPENTER Granite Bay Care is offering this course……..with Jeffrey Carpenter, the Workforce Development and Training coordinator as the instructor.
Cookie Decorating w/ Baked by Cam S5
with Casey Marsh, Wells-Ogunquit Adult Community Education
Come learn how to decorate sugar cookies with me! Because of the demand and popularity of the decorated sugar cookies I have decided to teach a beginners class on how to decorate. I will provide 6 cookies and royal icing for decorating. Each month will have a different theme that I have preplanned. (September-fall, October- Halloween, November-Thanksgiving, December- Christmas) This is a beginners class so everyone is welcome! Check out my website at bakedbycam.com
Instructor: Casey Marsh - Casey fell in love with baking years ago while baking annual Christmas cookies with her mother and grandmother. She has always been a creative and artistic person (who also LOVES to feed people) so it only made sense that she start a business doing just that! She is a fully licensed home baker. She completed the baking and pastry associates program at York County Community College, but the majority of her skills are self taught.
Let's Make Sourdough! 101 + 102
with Kayla Day, Noble Adult & Community Education
Due to the high demand of the sourdough classes, NACE has added new combined sessions of Kayla Day's Sourdough classes! ☺️
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101: Starting the Starter | 6 - 7:30pm
Have you ever wanted to learn how to make your own sourdough bread from start to finish? NACE is excited to welcome the owner and baker of Little Acre Farm, Kayla Day, to our Winter/Spring 2025 classes!
In this introduction to making sourdough, Kayla will teach you how to make your own starter from scratch, including initially starting the dough and feeding and maintaining the dough until it is ready to be baked. She will go over common issues that can arise from making sourdough starters and show you what each stage of the dough should look/smell like. You will leave the class with your own starter dough that you will feed until it is ready for baking. The cost of this class includes everything to get started.
102: Ready. Set. BAKE! | 6 - 8pm
Now that you have learned the art of making your own sourdough starters, it’s time to see the different things that you can bake with it! If you took Kayla’s Sourdough 101 class and have a starter that is ready to bake you can bring it to class or purchase a starter before the class. In this class you will learn different mixing and folding techniques to get the perfect bread. You will also learn how to take any excess dough you may have and see what you can make with it. Kayla will have dough ready to bake in class and you will get to take home the loaves made to bake at home.
Materials list for the 102 class include:
- Unbleached Flour (any brand)
- Mixing Bowl (no particular size just enough for mixing the dough)
- Wooden Spoon or Dough Whisk
- Plastic Bench Scraper
- Towl (if you don’t have a towel there will be saran wrap available)
- Proofing Basket or Bowl
- Razer Blade or Lame
No class: 10/8, 11/5, 1/28
Rotisserie Chicken Class
with Jeffrey Darnell Carpenter, Wells-Ogunquit Adult Community Education
This class will introduce delicious lunch and dinner meals by using affordable rotisserie chicken already cooked and ready to go. Fun, easy, and chef friendly meals. This is a hands-on class where participants will have the opportunity to work the recipes. Please bring a Tupperware container with you to take home the leftovers. Each participant will receive a whole chicken to work with and also a recipe book to take home. Grocery fee of $10. due to instructor at time of class.
INSTRUCTOR: JEFFREY DARNELL CARPENTER Granite Bay Care is offering this course……..with Jeffrey Carpenter, the Workforce Development and Training coordinator as the instructor.
Cookie Decorating w/ Baked by Cam S6
with Casey Marsh, Wells-Ogunquit Adult Community Education
Come learn how to decorate sugar cookies with me! Because of the demand and popularity of the decorated sugar cookies I have decided to teach a beginners class on how to decorate. I will provide 6 cookies and royal icing for decorating. Each month will have a different theme that I have preplanned. (September-fall, October- Halloween, November-Thanksgiving, December- Christmas) This is a beginners class so everyone is welcome! Check out my website at bakedbycam.com
Instructor: Casey Marsh - Casey fell in love with baking years ago while baking annual Christmas cookies with her mother and grandmother. She has always been a creative and artistic person (who also LOVES to feed people) so it only made sense that she start a business doing just that! She is a fully licensed home baker. She completed the baking and pastry associates program at York County Community College, but the majority of her skills are self taught.
"Love at First Slice": Pizza Date Night
with Kayla Day, Noble Adult & Community Education
Looking for a fun Valentine's date idea? How about a fun night building your own pizza with sourdough?
Turn up the heat on date night with a hands-on evening of dough and romance! Join instructor Kayla as she guides you through the art of using sourdough as a delicious, gut-friendly pizza crust. You’ll learn how to shape, stretch, and bake the perfect pie while discovering the benefits of sourdough’s natural fermentation—like easier digestion and bold, tangy flavor. Bring your favorite pizza toppings and condiments to customize your creation, then enjoy your made-from-scratch masterpiece together.
Cost is per couple. Come hungry and leave with full hearts (and bellies)!
Minimum: 5 | Maximum: 10
Making Sauerkraut and Kimchi
with Zack Rouda, Noble Adult & Community Education
Learn how to make sauerkraut and kimchi using lacto-fermentation! This is an ancient way of preserving food using only salt and water to create the necessary conditions for fermentation. We'll use knives and other kitchen tools to cut up the vegetables, and follow a few time-tested and honed recipes to craft some delicious and healthy food. Every student will make one pint of sauerkraut and one pint of kimchi to take home. All required tools and materials will be provided.
Minimum: 4 | Maximum: 10
Windowsill Herb Garden
with Beth Goody, Noble Adult & Community Education
Let's grow fresh herbs for cooking! Beth will bring a variety of herb plants to class. Learn how to grow, harvest and cook with them. You will plant your own herb seeds to start your garden! Herb plants will be available for purchase!
A materials fee of $5 is payable to the instructor at the start of class.