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Fall 2007 - Winter 2008 Schedule

(October-March)


Different levels of participation

Demonstration: students observe as instructor prepares recipes.
Partial Participation: students assist with some food preparation.
Hands-on: students cook under the guidance of instructor.

Fish

# 44 Eight Essential Techniques for Fish (NEW CLASS)
demonstration


Witness culinary magic as chef and cookbook author, Peter Berley, prepares eight different kinds of protein from the sea using a range of techniques to maximize flavor and preserve their abundant nutritional values. You will learn how to acid-cook, bake, slow-bake, braise, broil, pan-grill, pan-roast and serve fish raw. Awatercress salad with lemon vinaigrette and wine will accompany the following perfectly prepared fish dishes: Scallops al Crudo; Fluke Seviche; Broiled Deviled Mackerel; Braised Cod with Niman Ranch Uncured Bacon, Pearl Onions and Red Wine; Slow-Baked Wild Salmon over Vegetable Brunoise; Pan-Roasted Monkfish with Wilted Watercress and Smashed Potatoes; Whiting and Leek Gratin; and Pan- Grilled Arctic Char with White Wine Sauce. (Some organic dairy, alcohol and, in one dish, humanely and sustainably- raised uncured bacon will be used and wine will be served.)


1 Wednesday, January 23, 6:30 - 10:00 p.m.
Instructor:
Peter Berley
Fee: $115; Two People: $220