CAMAJE Cooking Classes Reviews
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- Not Hands on at all! Avoid and go to ICE (Inst. of Culinary)
Read More On Citysearch by GD11 at Citysearch 3/19/2011 - Best cooking class ever!!
I planned a private party with the restaurant for 11 people. Having never visited the restaurant before, I was a bit nervous given some of the negative reviews. I'm happy to say that there was absolutely NO NEED to worry. Abby and her staff took great care of my friends and I. She started the class off with a basic run through of the menu recipes along with some basic cooking tips. Then we ...
Read More On Citysearch karen007 9/26/2009 - Great place for beginners!Cooking classes at Camaje are great fun and I have learned a ton in a very short time. Especially beginner classes are awesome as you learn from scratch how to impress with a delicious menu at home. Also enjoyed the theme classes very much such as brunch and specific cuisine topics. Check it out!
Read More On Citysearch Izzie 5/30/2009 - Not worth the money...BAD! No A/C, cramped hot small space, and limited teaching or learning involved. Recipes were just read out loud then divided up - so each person only learns how to make one thing with little instruction. We did not get the Abby or Chris as an instructor that everyone raved about below - although the kitchen staff in the back were nice. Set up was cramped and missing measuring cups, spoons, m...
Read More On Citysearch fcf77 7/8/2008 - Mediocre cooking classes don't come cheap here
The setting was very informal. The class was started late, and the owner/chef took phone calls during the first part of the class, where she was explaining the ingredients/recipes to us. Furthermore, the recipes were simple and we each got to make only one thing. The space was cramped and we were cooking in the kitchen while the normal cooks were cooking for patrons of the restaurant.
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Read More On Citysearch newyork60 4/27/2008 - excellent dining experience - and cooking lessons, too!
Read More On Citysearch by Heather M. at Judy's Book 7/27/2006 - The Perfect ClassI have just taken the Perfect Pantry with my sister and we both agreed that we would definately enroll to take another class here. The instructors were animated, warm, and most importantly informative. This was great class for anyone who appreciates good food and great company.
Read More On Citysearch michelleac 1/14/2003 - Lots of attention to studentsAbby and Chris are great teachers! If the student needs to be corrected, they do it very gently, so you understand the concept much better after their correction. Both of them know what they're doing and the finished product is wonderful!!!
Read More On Citysearch firefly3012002 7/13/2002 - I'm no longer afraid of my own kitchen!The Culinary Explorers recipe:
2 amazing chefs
1 bunch interesting students
1 cup excellent, non-intimidating instruction
1 T. laughter
1 T. fun
Pour all ingredients into one cool restaurant kitchen, mix well. Skim any cooking anxiety off top of mixture. Enjoy!
Read More On Citysearch mamelah 6/11/2002 - Great Fun for Everyone!Chris and Abby gave a fantastic fifth birthday party for my daughter. The kids made rolling pin snacks, followed by individual pizzas. They had a blast while the adults munched on tasty appetizers. My daughter had a wonderful time and a truly memorable experience. I can't wait to go back for myself!
Read More On Citysearch aksadoff 6/10/2002 - Cooking really can be fun!These guys know what they're doing. Fun and informative and never stuffy. The restaurant setting is very cool and the classe sizes are small.
Read More On Citysearch shelden 6/10/2002 - 9Chris and Abby really know their shtuff and aren't hesitant to share it with you. It was so cool to cook in a real Greenwich Village restaurant kitchen. You leave rarin' to create an awesome meal at home.
Read More On Citysearch kgreenstone 6/10/2002 - Great Fun While Learning Gourmet SkillsRestaurant owner Abby Hitchcock and teaching partner Chris Fisk provide a fun and intimate setting to teach cooking skills. Classes are taught in the restaurant itself and students use the kitchen along side with the restaurant chefs. Culinary Explorers is less expensive than most other cooking schools in the area so it's a great value.
Read More On Citysearch mariawen 6/9/2002
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