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    New Orleans School of Cooking - Our class room

    New Orleans School of Cooking

    (702 reviews)

    French Quarter

    Amazing must do experience if you are in New Orleans!…read more We did the Hands On class - make sure to reserve early on their website! It is worth the price for 3 part meal, wine, and experience/guidance. Had an awesome Chef G who helped us make chicken and andouille gumbo, BBQ shrimp and grits and bananas foster crepes. Never felt like had to figure it out on our own - always available for guidance! They laid out the ingredients pre measured and helped clean up in between. You will eat in between each meal you make. Did not feel rushed at all. Come hungry! Our group class had a great time. There is also a store you can buy items and staff was very welcoming and helpful.

    This is such a fun idea to cook a meal while visiting New Orleans that you eat as well. We made…read moregumbo, fish with rice & bananas foster over ice cream for dessert. It was so much fun & at first intimidating to think you have to cook all that but everything was already portioned out & ready to go. There were about ten of us & the instructor was funny & very helpful. We cooked the gumbo & fish then we all sat down to eat our creations. There was wine, beer, iced tea, lemonade & water to drink. They brought us out warm crusty rolls while we were eating. They had a store in the front that you can buy spices, sauces, cooking supplies etc. You get to keep the apron they give you to cook in as well as the recipes you cooked & a pen! This is definitely a fun way to spend an evening while on vacation.

    Langlois - Roxy the chicken at Langlois' Crossroads farm

    Langlois

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    Learning How To Prepare A Delicious Brunch Cajun-Style…read more SITREP! Recently I got to participate in a very fun cooking glass at the Langlois Culinary Crossroads Cooking Institute. It was a delightful opportunity to extend my cooking horizons by getting a chance to use local NOLA ingredients to make a wonderful brunch that I can recreate back home in California. THE SETUP As is mentioned in the brochure information, "Some New Orleans visitors take home Mardi Gras beads, souvenir cups, and trinkets from the French Market; others buy art from the galleries on Royal Street. If you're here, it's because you're interested in one of the city's greatest gifts: our uniquely delicious cuisine." And so this indeed provides the backdrop for both the motivation and the excitement for participating in this cooking class, as well as the opportunity that presented itself by being in New Orleans for an extended 4 day weekend. THE COOKING EXPERIENCE With Langlois Culinary Crossroads, it's not just watching a video class or about sharing recipes: we were actively involved in an entertaining and interactive culinary experience where guided by Chefs Jodie & Emily, we got to partake in the brunch meal that we created with their guidance. THE DELICIOUS FRUITS OF OUR LABORS Each of us students got to take an active part in: * Preparing the hash of sausage, sweet potatos, whole garlic cloves and shallots, * In making each crepe, * In making the lemon curd to go into the crepe, * And in making the macerated blueberry sauce that would top eachcrepe. Each activity was a delightful step in this cooking process and one that I will remember and recreate at home. And, yes, the best part WAS being able to eat the brunch that we fixed ourselves. AWESOME COOKING GUIDES I want to give a big shout-out to the awesome Chefs Jodie and Emily, and to their magical kitchen steward Brynna for keeping everything so organized! THE LOWDOWN A fantastic culinary experience I hope to recreate again!

    What an amazing experience with Chef Amy and her Team. Amy could not have been a better host…read more Allison (Comedian) was funny and could not have been more pleasant. Everyone truly helped make my wife's birthday memorable. The food was delicious, the Facility was impressive and the people could not have been better. Fun, delicious and entertaining. From planning to execution and every step in between, chef Amy made every step of the process enjoyable. The Crepes were not only fun to make, they were delicious. As for the Crepe toss competition, I believe it is going to take off and it will ultimately become an Olympic sport.

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