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Wednesday, September 25th
12:00 - 2:00 pm
Butter, Sugar & Sin - Desserts of the Foliage
Fresh fall ingredients for homemade desserts make the perfect finish to a savory meal. Is there any better way to celebrate the fall season, then with some delicious spiced desserts? In this class we will learn traditional and fun twists on some of your favorite flavors of the season. $60 Hands On
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Classic Apple Galette with Maple Whipped Cream
Cranberry, Walnut & Pear Tarts
Pumpkin Swirl Cupcakes with Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting
Chai Ice Cream with Spiced Fall Compote
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Thursday, September 26th
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Restaurant Concept - French Bistro
The concept of the bistro has evolved over the years. Starting as a restaurant focused on heavy comfort foods found in every French home, it has developed into simple fare made with few ingredients. Learn how to make some bistro-worthy dishes, featuring rustic and new age alike. $60 Hands On
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Salmon & Tomato Rillette with Crispy Garlic Crostini
Salada aux Lardons with Bacon & Shallot Vinaigrette
Poulet a L'Orange
Pommes Aligot - Cheesy Whipped Potatoes
Apple & Pear Tian
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Saturday, September 28th
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Global Cuisine - Feast of the Oktoberfest
Contrary to its name, Oktoberfest is a festival beginning in September. With the kickoff to folk music and all things Bavarian, come learn how to make some German classics perfect for a glass of beer and a group of friends. $60 Hands On
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Homemade Pretzels with German Beer Mustard
Pork Schnitzel
Cider Braised Cabbage with Bacon & Chives
Brown Butter & Herb Spaetzle
Black Forest Cupcakes
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For the complete listing of all upcoming classes please click on the image below.
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THE STORE is a wonderful mix of distinctive kitchenware, gourmet gifts and decorative accessories. The old 1834 Methodist Meeting House is filled with every gadget and pot or pan a cook or chef could need, displayed along with imported pottery, cookbooks, linens, gourmet and Vermont foods, bath items, and much more – all exquisitely displayed upon antiques and over oriental rugs.
Upstairs at The Store, you’ll find an extensive collection of 19th and 20th century English and American country antiques. The best kept secret at The Store is down the hallway in the back. There you will find a beautiful kitchen where cooking classes are held. The on-premise Chef is available to answer all your questions about food or gadgets and she teaches amazing classes.
For over 50 years, The Store has served the Mad River Valley and its many visitors from around the globe. The knowledgeable and warm service that greets customers at The Store is what sets it apart. |
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