village bakehouse

The class is going to teach you some of the basic knife skills and also practice more fundamental cuts — like a mince, dice, brunoise, bâtonnet, and julienne.  You’ll even get to practice cutting large food items like a head of cabbage, herbs, and onions.

Aside from all of the slicing and dicing, you’ll walk away with an idea of how to maintain and keep your knives sharp, along with shopping tips for cost-effective produce purchasing.

Each seat in the class is $55 per person and includes a light Mexican-style lunch and ingredients to take home for dinner.

Chef Janos Wilder and Devon Sanner happen to know quite a bit when it comes to creating an exquisite meal, and now they’re excited to share their knowledge.

During the class they’ll be explaining how to prepare dishes that feature the flavors and ingredients commonly used in the region. You’ll learn some of their favorite recipes along the way, and afterward you’ll be treated to a lunch and glasses of wine.

If you’re interested you’ll need to reserve your spot by calling (520) 615-6100.

The celebration is often considered one of the most important holidays on the Chinese calendar, and each Asian-inspired dish will be prepared by chef Janos Wilder and chef Devon Sanner.

Aside from the fantastic feast, the Jade Lion performing dance troupe from Tucson’s Chinese Cultural Center will perform to ring in the Year of the Rat.

Tickets are $87.50 and include a five-course dinner and a half bottle of wine per person. You can also purchase tickets by calling (520) 615-6100.

All you’ve got to do is follow your nose to the midtown brewery, and you’ll be greeted and tastefully overtaken by the smell of Cajun seasonings.

In addition to the steaming cuisine, Sentinel Peak’s craft beer will be available as well as cocktails at their full bar.

Food prices have yet to be released.