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Saturday, February 6th @ 10:00 am
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Classes cover all skill levels, last about 3 hours and include participation instruction, 3-5 menu items, wines and Pellegrino with techniques and tips integrated throughout. Learn more about our classes.
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Classes Cancelled
It breaks our heart to tell you that our hands-on cooking classes have been cancelled due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Please stand by as we regroup so we may offer more virtual ways to cook...
Podcast
We’re Cookin’: Our Foodcast
There’s so much passion about home cooking here at Just Simply… Cuisine that we’ve made a foodcast about it!
Listen to our 10 episode premiere season as we talk about sourcing, cooking, and eating good food close to home.
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Grilled Zucchini Pizza
Use a vegetable peeler to make zucchini ribbons for this refreshing summer pizza. And… elevate your pizza stone with bricks...
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Sweet Potato Pizza, Caramelized Onion, Goat Cheese, Sage
Ingredients… Unbleached white flour Coarse cornmeal 1 pizza dough, room temperature Extra virgin olive oil Caramelized onions (see JSC Building...
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Baby Arugula and Kale Pesto
We use this pesto on just about anything… burgers, fish, steak, chicken, eggs, pasta, on crackers, as a garnish for...
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Oven-Braised Pot Roast
Equipment… Large heavy gauged pan with a tight-fitting lid like a Lodge Cast Iron Dutch Oven. Ingredients… 3 pound beef...
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Carbonara
This simple, delicious Roman dish never disappoints. Although traditionally made with Guanciale or Pancetta… we often use bacon since it’s...
