Book Your Complimentary Cooking Demonstration Now

[Blatnick-Gagne, Katy]

 

 

Book Your Complimentary Cooking Demonstration Now For Fall 2012 Book a complimentary, in-class cooking demonstration for the fall semester — your students will learn culinary skills and appreciate the legacy of Auguste Escoffier who is known as the father of modern cookery. Get on our priority list — book now! What teachers say about our cooking demonstrations: "Thank you so much for coming to my class and teaching knife skills to my students — what a great day! The kids really enjoyed learning from you and getting to actually cut at the same time. They were also excited to hear about Auguste Escoffier, and I think it will be a great fit for some of my students." — Judy Lambert, Northglenn High School And what kids say: "Surprisingly interesting. Unlike most." "Very educational, and I had a lot of fun!" "You're a fun teacher!" To book your fall demonstration, call Chuck Stober now at (720) 420-7655 or email Chuck.
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[MELANIE DARTER]

To all my FACS friends,

This is one of the best culinary school demo's I have had visit my classroom.  Chef Chuck is extremely experienced and involves the students in helping prepare the food, teaching them knife skills and culinary basics along the way.  He also focused on the background information for the ingredients as well as a short bio. of Auguste Escoffier who was the "father" of many current culinary practices.  The dish he prepared was very popular with the students, and many of my parents commented that their students came home and fixed the dish for their families.  
Melanie Darter