Too Many Tomatoes!
Tomatoes, tomatoes, everywhere--in our gardens, at the markets, and on our tables. Let’s celebrate this glorious fruit by discovering new ways of savoring its delicious flavors.
Chef Anne will lead you through a delightful array of her favorite “love apple” recipes including: roasted tomato salsa, bruchetta, cherry tomato salad, pasta Caprese, and tomato gratin.
Students need to wear long pants, closed-toe shoes, and bring an apron.
Class #01HLTT1-01
Sun., Sept. 14
1 - 4 pm
Room 908
Fee: $60
plus $20 materials payable at class
Anne Baldzikowski - See bio below
Italian Flat Breads
Have you ever wanted to bake bread, but you just thought it was too complicated? Well, here is the class for you! You’ll learn to make topped focaccia and ladder shaped fougasse breads by mixing ingredients with just a bowl and a spoon. No fancy machines or kneading required to make these delicious breads.
Students need to wear long pants, closed-toe shoes, and bring an apron.
The first section has filled and a second section has been added:
Class #01HLIF1-08
Sun., Oct. 12
1 - 4 pm
Room 908
Fee: $72
plus $20 materials payable at class
Information about the first section for those who have registered is below:
Class #01HLIF1-07
Sun., Oct. 26
1 - 4 pm
Room 908
$20 materials payable at class
Anne Baldzikowski - See bio below
Cinnamon Rolls & Sticky Buns
Spend a warming Sunday afternoon baking cinnamon rolls and sticky buns. Experience the magic of making a simple yeast activated dough into mouth-watering morning pastries. Learn how to punch, scale and shape rolls and buns from sweet dough.
Students need to wear long pants, closed-toe shoes, and bring an apron.
The first section has filled and a second section has been added:
Class #01HLCR1-11
Sun., Nov. 16
1 - 4:30 pm
Room 908
Fee: $72
plus $20 materials payable at class
Information about the first section for those who have registered is below:
Class #01HLCR1-10
Sun., Nov. 9
1 – 4:30 pm
Room 908
plus $20 materials payable at class
Anne Baldzikowski - See bio below
Festive Candy Making
It’s the holiday season and time to treat our friends and family to some wonderful homemade sweets. We’ll make some favorite treats and some that may be new to you such as: quick peanut butter fudge, rocky road and orange nougat candies.
Students need to wear long pants, closed-toe shoes, and bring an apron.
The first section has filled and a second section has been added:
Class #01HLFC1-02
Sat., Dec. 13
1 - 4 pm
Room 908
Fee: $72
plus $20 materials payable at class
Information about the first section for those who have registered is below:
Class #01HLFC1-01
Sun., Dec. 7
1 – 4 pm
Room 908
plus $20 materials payable at class
Anne Baldzikowski is an award winning culinary instructor in the Cabrillo College Culinary Arts Department. She has owned two wholesale bakeries and brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to her classes.
Culinary Botany
Have you ever wondered which plant tea leaves come from or what a chocolate bean looks like, or what edible plant could be growing right now in your backyard? One way to reconnect with our food is to learn more about the plants we eat & drink including the area they are native to, their history in cultivation, and what parts of the plant are used.
We will focus on the more unusual plants we can either grow here or find at a local farmer’s market, nursery, or one of the many ethnic markets that make the Bay Area such a diverse place to shop.
Class #01HLCB1-01
2 Sat., Oct. 18 & 25
9 am - 12 noon
Room 5010
Register by Sept. 15: $74
Register after Sept. 15: $88
Ernie Wasson, M.S., is the Nursery & Garden Curator at Cabrillo College. He has gardened for over 25 years on both coasts and worked in retail nurseries for over 15 years.
Beer Tasting and Appreciation
Learn about the process of beer brewing and taste various styles of beer from around the world including ale, lager, lambic and other specialties. We’ll compare and contrast the different styles and you’ll learn basic techniques and etiquette for tasting beer. While performing sensory evaluations you’ll learn the identifying components including the detection of various flavors, aromas, textures and colors.
Participants must be 21 or over.
Class #01HLBT1-01
Sat., Sept. 20
1 – 4 pm
Room 5010
Register by Sept 15: $60
Register after Sept 15: $72
plus $10 materials fee at class
Mark Taylor – See bio below
Beer Brewing at Home
The growing trend in home beer brewing has brought to the public a variety of well crafted beers from small scale brewing operations. Here’s your chance to learn basic brewing techniques that can be done in your own home. We’ll overview the history of brewing, learn basic extract and grain brewing techniques and bottling processes.
Participants must be 21 or over.
Class #01HLBB1-01
5 Sun., Sept 28 - Oct. 26
11 am - 5 pm
Room 5110
Register by Sept 15: $198
Register after Sept 15: $230
plus $15 materials fee at class
Sorry, this class has filled. Call the Extension Office to be put on a waitlist 479-6331.
Mark Taylor is an avid and award-winning home brewer. He is a member of the American Home Brewers Association and the Zymurgeeks Homebrew Club in Santa Cruz.
Sensory Development with Wine & Cheese
Sippin’ and chompin’ our way through the world’s rich food history we will explore artinsanal and farmstead production of wines and cheeses from regions and AVA’s the world over. During class demonstrations you’ll learn about your own palate and how to see, smell and taste your way through pairings of nuts, fruits, jams and assorted accoutrements along with sensational cheese and wines.
Please bring 2 wine glasses to class.
Participants must be 21 or over.
Class #01HLWC1-01
Tues., Sept. 23
7 – 9:30 pm
Room 5001
Register by Sept. 15: $60
Register after Sept. 15: $72
plus $25 materials fee at class
Tabitha Stroup and Melissa Schilling – See bio below
Viniqua! Come Explore Italy
Come taste the wine & cheeses of Italy. We’ll teach you about the D.O.C.(Denominazione di Origine Controllata), who oversee Italian cheeses and we’ll explore the richly historic wine grapes and wine growing regions of the Italian countryside.
From atop scenic Cabrillo Campus we’ll mangia down on sheep, cow and goat cheeses while sipping on Italian wines. Come prepared to share your palate, adjectives, feelings and thoughts on different flavor combinations as we experiment our way through styles and types of cheese and wine.
Please bring 2 wine glasses to class.
Participants must be 21 or over.
Class #01HLVI1-02
Tues., Oct. 14
6:30 – 9:30 pm
Room 5001
Register by Sept. 15: $60
Register after Sept. 15: $72
plus $25 materials at class
Tabitha Stroup and Melissa Schilling – See bio below
Holiday Wines & Treats
Get ready for the holiday season with a fun pairings class that is sure to provide you with magical new culinary treats to delight friends and family. Take a journey through the world of wines and learn to seamlessly incorporate them into your holiday entertaining experience. From sparkling to whites, red and dessert wines, such decadence deserves a tour through caviars from Sturgeon to Paddle Fish and how to pair with palate appropriateness.
Please bring 2 wine glasses to class.
Participants must be 21 or over.
Class #01HLHW1-01
Wed., Nov. 19
7 – 9:30 pm
Room 5001
Register by Sept. 15: $60
Register after Sept. 15: $72
plus $35 materials fee at class
Tabitha Stroup and Melissa Schilling have super palate powers and enjoy tasting wines from all over the world. They teach corporate team building and do special events under their consulting name, Praise Cheeses—Pass the Wine.