Here is your chance to improve your way around the kitchen. The
Maya Kitchen workshops are back and better than ever as it goes virtual,
giving you a chance to learn how to cook and bake right in the comfort of your
home. But that’s not all, with these classes all conducted live via Zoom, you
can improve your kitchen skills with the expert guidance of a chef instructor,
who will provide step-by-step coaching for every recipe you’ll cook or bake
along.
Once you’ve registered for a virtual workshop, The Maya
Kitchen will send you the course outline, a recipe card, and a preparation
sheet that’s complete with a shopping list, a rundown of required equipment,
and some set-up tips, so you’ll be all set when the Zoom class begins. During
the class, the chef instructor will walk you through the recipe steps and cook
or bake along with you, answering any questions you may have and giving you
tips.
You can attend the class on your own, as a pair, or as a big
group but only one device will be allowed to dial in. All classes are designed
for adults unless stated otherwise. Students below 18 years old must be
accompanied by an adult to join a workshop.
The virtual workshops this month will be conducted by in-house
instructor Chef Dan Wilford B. Libunao and guest instructors Chef
Heart Cadiente and Chef Carla Asence.
A Food Technologist and a Culinary Arts graduate, Chef Dan usually
handles the The Maya Kitchen’s basic culinary certificate classes and some of
the culinary lifestyle classes. He’s also one of the recipe researchers for
some of the Maya cookbooks. Chef Heart, meanwhile, is a Registered Nutritionist
Dietician and a former Research and Demonstrator at The Maya Kitchen Culinary
Arts Center. Now, she’s pursuing her dreams of having her own baking
ingredients and supplies shop and a made-to-order cakes and pastries business.
Chef Carla has been with The Maya Kitchen for almost five years now, leading
the kids’ classes and the family cooking and baking classes. A graduate of the
Center for Culinary Arts Manila, she also handles a home business, Carla
Kusinera, which offers made-to-order cakes and food trays.
The Maya Kitchen kicks off its February lineup with the Cookies
and Bars Class on February 10 at 10AM-12NN, which will inspire
you to jumpstart your baking journey. At this workshop, you’ll learn how to
make Cranberry Walnut Oatmeal Cookies and Ube Three Cheese Bars. These are easy-to-learn
recipes that will surely spark your creativity in baking. Register for this
class for only Php2,000.
Make the month of love extra meaningful for the entire brood
by joining the Family Valentine’s Cooking & Baking Class on February 13 at 1-3PM. For only
Php2,500, you and your loved ones at home can bond in the kitchen and learn quick
and easy recipes that everyone will love. Kids are welcome to join, so if
you’re looking for a family-friendly activity for Valentine’s Day, this one’s a
perfect pick.
Learning the proper way of using a knife in the kitchen is a
must not only to make cooking preps easier but safer too. If you’re spending
more and more time in the kitchen, you should make time to sharpen up your
knife skills. Don’t miss The Maya Kitchen’s Knife Skills Class on
February 17 at 1-3PM. At this
workshop, you will be introduced to different types of knives and their
specific uses and learn how to handle them properly. You will also get to
practice how to chop, dice, and slice. As a bonus, you’ll have the chance to cook
stir-fried noodles and vegetables—all for a workshop fee of Php2,000.
Up your baking skills by signing up for the Basic Cakes
Class on February 20 at 1-3PM.
As part of the Baking for Beginners Class Series, this workshop will tackle
basic baking know-how such as baking ingredients and proper measurement
techniques so you can bake with confidence every single time. Learn all of
these and bake Ube Chiffon Cake and Butter Cake along with a chef instructor for
only Php2,000.
If you’re not ready to bake cakes just yet, why not sign up
for The Maya Kitchen’s Cupcake Class on February 24 at
10AM-12NN? Here you’ll learn two unique cupcake recipes and a
nontraditional icing that can be paired with any cupcake. For a workshop fee of
Php2,000, get the chance to make Mango Cupcakes and Cookie Butter Cupcakes with
Burnt Butter Cream Cheese Icing and introduce new treats to your family and
friends.
Want to cook something new for your family and friends? Join
The Maya Kitchen’s Spanish Cooking Class on February 27 at 1-3PM. While Spanish cooking has in some ways influenced
Filipino dishes, there’s still more to learn about its culinary traditions.
Through this workshop that costs Php2,000, get to learn new Spanish recipes
Pollo Ajillo or classic Spanish garlic chicken and Tarte de Queso or Basque
cheesecake that your loved ones will surely appreciate.
Whether you’re a beginner cook or baker or an experienced
homecook, make your time in the kitchen more efficient and fun by brushing up
your culinary skills. Sign up for The Maya Kitchen classes now!
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