cooking clases?

candkmc1021

has anybody ever taken any?i know fosters on market st in olde city has them as well as viking in bryn mawr (although more expensive). just curious as to anybodys experience.i do not have extra $$ for it right now but have been interested in it for awhile.

ValAndRyan

Now this is something I'd love to do!

jennyinyellow

I would love to do this too!

MCH77

I took some at the Main Line Night School several years ago.  I thought it was intersting/fun. Plus they are cheap http://www.mainlineschoolnight.org/

candkmc1021

hmm. i will have to look into that. this is something im considering for post-wedding. i think it would be good to havve some "me" time (not to sound cliche). plus fi would reap the benefits haha.

jpfeifer

http://www.vinology.com/wine-cooking.phpHere is one and if you come on the 21st you can bid on the gc we have from here. =P

foolforfood

I've heard good things about the Viking School.  Plus, you get to work with their beautiful appliances.

candkmc1021

i really like the viking school classes - but they are alittle steep IMO - $90-$120/3 hour classes.

j&p2009

You could also attend Williams and Sonoma's Culinary Demos. I was at the store the other day and the list of classes was pretty killer. Bonus - they are usually free. The only bad thing is you may be tempted to buy some of their awesome stuff.

blacksred

The Giant supermarket off of old york road has a cooking school.

tracyd21

I took a sushi class at the Restaurant School. It was a little pricey, but a lot of fun and we took home a TON of sushi!

nancyr

ditto the restaurant school, my daughter took an approx 8 wk course but loved it... there's a restaurant in delaware can't remember the name but it's on restaurants.com where can take lessons...at one time normandy chef did classes..viking is supposed to rock... not sure if u r looking for a his and hers class or not... good luck and have a ball!