Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a meal that’s hearty, homey, and unmistakably Irish. In this hands-on class, we’ll explore the comforting flavors of the Emerald Isle, where humble ingredients come together in rich, satisfying ways.

You’ll start with a silky Potato and Leek Soup, the perfect warm-up for a cool March day. Then we’ll bake a loaf of traditional Brown Soda Bread — simple, rustic, and served warm with plenty of Irish butter (because that’s the only proper way to serve it).

Next, we’ll dive into crafting individual Shepherd’s Pies, made with tender ground lamb, carrots, parsnips, and peas, all tucked beneath golden mashed potatoes and baked until crisp and bubbling. We’ll round it out with braised cabbage with apples and caraway, a sweet-savory side that balances the richness of the pie and fills the kitchen with the scent of cozy contentment.

And, of course, no Irish celebration is complete without a touch of indulgence. For dessert, we’ll make a decadent Guinness Chocolate Cake, dark and moist with just a hint of stout’s malty depth, topped with clouds of whipped cream. 

Whether you’re Irish by blood or just by appetite, this class is a delicious way to toast to the season. BYOB is always welcome — a pint of Guinness, a crisp Irish cider, or even a splash of whiskey makes a fine companion for the feast.

Come hungry, leave happy, and may the luck of the Irish follow you home

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a meal that’s hearty, homey, and unmistakably Irish. In this hands-on class, we’ll explore the comforting flavors of the Emerald Isle, where humble ingredients come together in rich, satisfying ways.

You’ll start with a silky Potato and Leek Soup, the perfect warm-up for a cool March day. Then we’ll bake a loaf of traditional Brown Soda Bread — simple, rustic, and served warm with plenty of Irish butter (because that’s the only proper way to serve it).

Next, we’ll dive into crafting individual Shepherd’s Pies, made with tender ground lamb, carrots, parsnips, and peas, all tucked beneath golden mashed potatoes and baked until crisp and bubbling. We’ll round it out with braised cabbage with apples and caraway, a sweet-savory side that balances the richness of the pie and fills the kitchen with the scent of cozy contentment.

And, of course, no Irish celebration is complete without a touch of indulgence. For dessert, we’ll make a decadent Guinness Chocolate Cake, dark and moist with just a hint of stout’s malty depth, topped with clouds of whipped cream.

Whether you’re Irish by blood or just by appetite, this class is a delicious way to toast to the season. BYOB is always welcome — a pint of Guinness, a crisp Irish cider, or even a splash of whiskey makes a fine companion for the feast.

Come hungry, leave happy, and may the luck of the Irish follow you home

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a meal that’s hearty, homey, and unmistakably Irish. In this hands-on class, we’ll explore the comforting flavors of the Emerald Isle, where humble ingredients come together in rich, satisfying ways.

You’ll start with a silky Potato and Leek Soup, the perfect warm-up for a cool March day. Then we’ll bake a loaf of traditional Brown Soda Bread — simple, rustic, and served warm with plenty of Irish butter (because that’s the only proper way to serve it).

Next, we’ll dive into crafting individual Shepherd’s Pies, made with tender ground lamb, carrots, parsnips, and peas, all tucked beneath golden mashed potatoes and baked until crisp and bubbling. We’ll round it out with braised cabbage with apples and caraway, a sweet-savory side that balances the richness of the pie and fills the kitchen with the scent of cozy contentment.

And, of course, no Irish celebration is complete without a touch of indulgence. For dessert, we’ll make a decadent Guinness Chocolate Cake, dark and moist with just a hint of stout’s malty depth, topped with clouds of whipped cream.

Whether you’re Irish by blood or just by appetite, this class is a delicious way to toast to the season. BYOB is always welcome — a pint of Guinness, a crisp Irish cider, or even a splash of whiskey makes a fine companion for the feast.

Come hungry, leave happy, and may the luck of the Irish follow you home

Take a mid-day culinary trip to the Aegean in this cheerful, hands-on Greek-inspired lunch! Together, we’ll create a menu that’s bright, flavorful, and deeply satisfying — the kind of food that feels like a sunny afternoon by the sea.

We’ll start with Avgolemono, Greece’s beloved egg-lemon-chicken soup. Silky, tangy, and comforting, it’s a perfect balance of richness and freshness. Then we’ll toss a colorful Greek Village Salad loaded with ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, olives, and feta — simple ingredients elevated by a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkle of oregano.

Next, we’ll head to the grill for Pork Souvlakia, tender marinated skewers served with cool, garlicky Tzatziki and warm, handmade Pitas that puff up beautifully on the griddle. For dessert, we’ll make Portokalopita, a uniquely wonderful orange-scented custard cake made with crisp phyllo — fragrant, decadent, and utterly irresistible.

You’ll learn how to build flavor with citrus, herbs, and olive oil; how to balance richness with brightness; and how to bring the warmth of Greek hospitality to your own table.

This class is a joyful, hands-on escape to the Mediterranean — an ideal way to spend your late morning cooking, laughing, and eating something truly beautiful.

Take a mid-day culinary trip to the Aegean in this cheerful, hands-on Greek-inspired lunch! Together, we’ll create a menu that’s bright, flavorful, and deeply satisfying — the kind of food that feels like a sunny afternoon by the sea.

We’ll start with Avgolemono, Greece’s beloved egg-lemon-chicken soup. Silky, tangy, and comforting, it’s a perfect balance of richness and freshness. Then we’ll toss a colorful Greek Village Salad loaded with ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, olives, and feta — simple ingredients elevated by a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkle of oregano.

Next, we’ll head to the grill for Pork Souvlakia, tender marinated skewers served with cool, garlicky Tzatziki and warm, handmade Pitas that puff up beautifully on the griddle. For dessert, we’ll make Portokalopita, a uniquely wonderful orange-scented custard cake made with crisp phyllo — fragrant, decadent, and utterly irresistible.

You’ll learn how to build flavor with citrus, herbs, and olive oil; how to balance richness with brightness; and how to bring the warmth of Greek hospitality to your own table.

This class is a joyful, hands-on escape to the Mediterranean — an ideal way to spend your late morning cooking, laughing, and eating something truly beautiful.