Delish!!!!!!!!!
The classes offered at Delish! are designed to teach as well as inspire you to create exciting new dishes. Their chefs teach the simplest ways to prepare well-known favorites while introducing classes to new techniques and ingredients in order to make something spectacular out of what was just an old favorite.
Delish! is an amusing and relaxed setting for learning the skills of cooking and baking taught by talented chefs from a wide variety of culinary backgrounds. Delish! supplies all the ingredients and serves up wine to sip while classes listen and learn. Whatis the best part? Sampling the dishes that are served up during the classes.
We're starting a Monday night "Regional Food & Wine Series" that begins on Monday Sept. 19th. and all Mondays through the end of October at least, depending on the response. The classes are $45 and include 3 courses from that particular region or country. I'm starting out with a broad range, like "Foods & Wine from Italy" then if there is an interest, I'll break it down into particular regions of those countries. They should be fun. Here are the details for the first two... nDeb @ Delish!
September 19...Food & Wines of Italy
Recipes:
Spinach & Ricotta Gnocchi with Gorgonzola Cream
Classic Osso Bucco with Lemon & Pine nut Gremolata
Sicilian Honey Almond Cake with Fig Compote
Wines:
Martini & Rossi Prosecco
Antinori Villa Bianco
Via Firenze Chianti
September 26...Food & Wine of France Recipes: Coquille St. Jacques Traditonal Coq Au Vin Mango Charlotte Wines: Champagne Pommery Brut N/V Ch. Bonnet Bordeaux Blanc Antonin Rodet Bourgogne Pinot Noir
October 3...Spain, October 10...California, October 17...New York State, October 24...Mexico Deish! 802 | Elmwood Avenue | Buffalo, NY 14222 | 716-881-2022. Photo (by Max) of Deb from Delish! and guest chef Don Warfe from Brodo.
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