Flying Aprons Tucson is now hosting virtual cooking classes


August 26, 2020
By Matt Sterner

The mission is to get you cooking, educating your mind and palate for unforgettable experiences

The majority of the year, many people have been spending time at home, rather than seated at a table outside one of Tucson’s talented kitchens.

Why not bring their delicious bites and cocktails to your own kitchen then?

Via Zoom, Whiskey Del Bac’s brand ambassador Jax Donahue and chef Devon Sanner are working together to share flavor combinations and pairings from 5:30 – 7 p.m. on Thursday, September 10.

Devon Sanner preparing callo de hacha at Around the Table (Credit: Jackie Tran)
Devon Sanner preparing callo de hacha at Around the Table (Credit: Jackie Tran)

During the “Shaken Not Stirred: Single Malt Whiskey Tucson Style and Savory Bites” class you’ll learn to create three tasting snacks that’ll spice up “cocktail night” at home.

Spots in the cooking class are $40 per person and will be live on Zoom. Additionally, you can pick up a Cocktail Kit, a Pre-Mixes Only Kit, and the Savory Bites Kit if you don’t already have the following ingredients.

Virtual Cooking Class Menu

First Pairing
  • Prosciutto-Wrapped Fig – with honey and chamomile goat cheese, thyme, and prickly pear gastrique
  • Paired with The S.S.S – Whiskey Del Bac Dorado, honey syrup, citrus bitters, and other ingredients
Second Pairing
  • Ginger and Lemongrass Shrimp Spring Rolls – with coconut and peanut dipping sauce
  • Paired with The Lawless Drinker – Whiskey Del Bac Old Pueblo, passion fruit, vermouth, and lemon
Third Pairing
  • Pecan and Basil Pesto Bruschetta – with heirloom tomato, balsamic agrodolce
  • Paired with a Stone Fashioned – Whiskey Del Bac Classic, peach syrup, and other ingredients
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Photo courtesy of Flying Aprons Tucson
Flying Aprons Tucson Backstory

Flying Aprons Tucson, founded by Michele Schulze, strives to bring people together by introducing some of Tucson’s vibrant food scene to your home’s kitchen.

Each class is taught by some of Tucson and Southern Arizona’s beloved culinary professionals, including restaurant chefs, personal chefs, and bakers. The meaning behind it all is to represent the region’s most creative and most delicious recipes.

If you can’t make it to this class there’s plenty more you can mark on the calendar.

For more information, call (520) 261-1996 or visit flyingapronstucson.com.

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