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| "The finest pleasure is kindness to others." — Jean De La Bruyere
Celebrate the Season We will be open Saturday, December 22nd and Monday, December 24th from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Call or stop by for your last-minute holiday Gift Certificates. A Zesty "Roll Up Your Sleeves" Gift IdeaWhen making your list and checking it twice, give a gift with zest — a Gift Certificate to Culinary School of the Rockies. We offer a wide range of classes where you roll up your sleeves, whip up dishes and share a meal at the end of class. Or for those more inclined to dine, our Culinary Arts students host the Culinary Gala in the spring and fall which is sure to please any palate. Gift Certificates are available in any denomination or for specific classes, and are good for one year. Call us today at 303.494.7988 or 877.249.0305! A Sampling of Our 2008 Winter ClassesStocks, Soups & Stews Basic Cooking Techniques Bread Basics Sushi Madness Chocolate Extravaganza Girls' Night Out For a delicious holiday warm-up, try this homemade spiced hot chocolate. It doubles as a great hostess gift when wrapped in pretty packaging. For your foodie friends — don't forget to include the recipe! Ingredients: 1 cup nonfat dry milk Method: Mix all ingredients together and store in your pantry. For a quick, delicious cup of holiday cheer, mix 2 heaping tablespoons of hot chocolate mix in 8 oz. of a ½ milk, ½ water ratio or use all milk if you like a richer flavor. We post new recipes on our website every week.
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December 10 - 16, 2007
 Culinary Arts starts
January 2008 A Life-Changing Program Full-time, 6-month culinary program, featuring a 4-week study in France.
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Food Trivia
Where did eggnog originate? Answer: "Nog" is an English word for strong ale, and eggnog was originally made with ale. Eggnog is descended from the English drink "sack posset", which was a hot drink made with sweetened milk and ale or a Spanish wine called "sack." Americans adapted it but used American liquors, like rum, or even cider. Eggnog has been around the United States for a long time. Captain John Smith reported that eggnog was consumed in 1607 in Jamestown, Virginia.
Corporate Kitchen
Think Outside The Cubicle — Schedule Your Company Party Today! Corporate Kitchen is the perfect company party alternative: · Roll up your sleeves and cook with our professional chefs · Savor a delicious meal with your co-workers and friends · Fantastic assortment of menu options paired with wine The no-hassle way to celebrate! Leave the details to us. To book your Corporate Kitchen event call 303.494.7988. |
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