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    Blue Ribbon Cooking Culinary Center

    Blue Ribbon Cooking Culinary Center

    4.1
    (188 reviews)
    6.2 mi

    Came here for a team event. After a heavy day of fiery debate and hacking, I wasn't sure if I was…read morein the mood for more feverish competitive activity with the same people but I was quite wrong and a good time was had! Just make sure you save some patience for figuring out the parking, especially in the summer days when you have to dodge kids in swimsuits. The event we did was essentially an Iron Chef-style competition, but we first had a happy hour of charcuterie cheese and fruit and an open bar (although the line for cocktails was a bit backlogged). We were divided into two groups with an assigned chef each to coach us through a 90 minute cooking session to come up with a meal plan consisting of our designated protein (my team got Salmon and the other team got chicken), 2 vegetarian sides, and a dessert. We had nearly access to a seemingly infinite amount ingredients to work with, but not all! Some ingredients even came from the garden outside but mostly the pantry is well stocked with so many different herbs, spices, cheeses, sauces, etc. Not to mention all kinds of kitchen equipment. We feared 90 minutes wouldn't be enough but it seemed to be just enough time without feeling too harried to brainstorm and come up with a plan, split up and prepare various dishes, plate for the judge as well as each other (to eat buffet style after the presentation). Each group selected a presenter to talk through the dishes and then we went to the main dining area to partake in each others' creations - with more drinks! The staff who judged the dishes had a lot of goodness to say about all the creations and the winning team got bragging rights and a blue mug. We dined right on Lake Union by huge windows such that it felt like the event turned into a fancy dinner cruise from there. All in all it was a great event and a great opportunity to connect.

    My 13 year old daughter did a week of summer camp here and LOVED IT. She's pretty shy and tends to…read moreget anxious about trying new things, so I was worried that she wouldn't like the cooking camp but I was blown away at 1) the fun she had every single day, 2) the skills and concepts that were taught to her in a way that kids could comprehend, and 3) the dishes she made. The summer camps are a little pricey but I think was worth it, because the kids not only get to cook and eat good food but they also went home with their own apron, knife, and digital recipe book! My daughter now has more passion and confidence to cook independently. Highly recommend!

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    The florals and table layouts were amazing. I loved the aisle decor David came up with
    The florals and table layouts were amazing. I loved the aisle decor David came up with
    We provided the table numbers and busts (apocalyptic wedding) but the darling glassware was from the Blue Ribbon
    We provided the table numbers and busts (apocalyptic wedding) but the darling glassware was from the Blue Ribbon
    Culinary Summer Camp at Blue Ribbon Cooking - Seattle

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    Hot Stove Society

    Hot Stove Society

    4.4
    (40 reviews)
    6.3 mi

    We just learned that there is a Hot Stove Society weekly live radio show/podcast hosted by Seattle…read moreCelebrity Chef and Restauranter extraordinaire Tom Douglas. The show is broadcasted on KIRO radio and streamed on YouTube. You can also listen on a podcast. It is filmed in the industrial kitchen at the Hot Stove Society Cooking School in downtown Seattle. The best part for us is that we learned you can buy tickets to attend a taping of the show and it includes a freshly made breakfast. We immediately signed up and attended the one this past Tuesday. It was so much fun as we were treated to freshly made sticky buns, Shakshuka and Greek yogurt with granola. All of the food was delicious. The show being recorded was also fascinating to watch with lots of behind the scene activity capturing our attention. The guests on the show were informative and entertaining and some door prizes were given away to some audience members. After the taping, we got to take photos and talk with Tom, his staff and the guests. We really enjoyed ourselves and were well taken care of (and well fed!) by the staff. I recommend attending one of these shows for a great behind the scenes look and informative discussions about food and cooking from some local experts.

    My wife and I had a great time here, so this review rating is a bit unbalanced. Being spectators to…read morea live podcast production was really fun and educational. Tom Douglas and his daughter were great hosts and their guests were engaging as well. We enjoyed the food that was served as well. What bothered me to the point of dropping 2 stars was being offered a mimosa when we were seated, without being told it was not included in the price of our experience. I was not prepared for the steep charge for the drink when we were getting ready to leave at the end. Had I known in advance, I certainly would have politely declined the offer. It just really left a bad taste in my mouth which took away from what was otherwise a great experience.

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    Us with Tom Douglas
    Us with Tom Douglas
    All you handle coffee
    All you handle coffee
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    Primal Chef

    Primal Chef

    4.9
    (11 reviews)
    8.9 mi

    I recently took a group cooking class with the Primal Chef at the Miele studio in Bellevue. It was…read morereally fun! The recipes were super tasty and we created some outstandingly delicious food. I do think some of the recipes could have been vetted for more clarity though, especially as they build off each other. So you made this sauce and then it goes into this other recipe, etc. My only other comment (and why not 5 stars) is that honestly the class felt rather disorganized. We broke up into 3 groups and each made 1/3 of the recipes. I understand you cover more ground that way, but it was also a little disappointing to literally have no clue what the other groups were doing. You had to make time to walk around and ask questions, which I guess is OK but hard to do when you are also supposed to be planning and cooking your designated items for the group. I also felt like there could have been more structure to what each group was doing and more guidance. Although Chef Gil was very helpful, he was only one person. There were a few sous chefs around, but we had to flag them down to ask questions. I think a little more direction, a planned order to make the items and some more organization could have taken this class from great to amazing.

    If I could give higher than a five star I would! Coming in to town last minute, unannounced on…read morebusiness and requiring not one, but two private chefs for not just an average day but Fourth of July DAY and NIGHT, Primal Chef completely came through! Fara & Kai showed up professional, prepared and not only cooked amazing meals, but quite literally took great care of our group for the entire day. The food was phenomenal to say the least and my team and I have, without question, saved their contact information for our next trip to Seattle! Thank you Primal Chef for going above and beyond!

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    Chef Gil teaching us how to safely flame our Rum for our Tiramisu.
    Chef Gil teaching us how to safely flame our Rum for our Tiramisu.
    In-home Personal Chef
    In-home Personal Chef
    Chef Gil Butler

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    Auberge de Seattle French Country Inn

    Auberge de Seattle French Country Inn

    3.1
    (62 reviews)
    11.9 mi

    Sadly no longer in business. The hostess Nancy made it fun and the cooking experience was great.read more

    I gave my wife a four-hour cooking lesson for the two of us using a Groupon for Christmas and we…read morejust got around to heading up. We were really excited to get up there and cook even if it did take a few back-and-forths over e-mail to work out what day we could come up and what the menu would be. We took some care in trying to pick one of the menus we liked the most, but when we showed up the menu was different. I'm not sure if it was a miscommunication or a last minute change, but it ended up being fine. The pork tenderloins that I worried about turned out to be incredibly lean and very well cooked. There were 8 people that showed up the time we did it and we were broken up into 4 teams of 2 to work on different components of the meal. One team each for the appetizer (a simple, but delicious carrot salad) and desert (pears in a sweet champagne sauce) and two teams for the main course (pork tenderloins in a dijonaise sauce with bake creamed cauliflower). The result was that you didn't learn how to make the whole meal, but each dish was simple enough that you could really learn how to make it during the session and would think about making it yourself later. The meal wound up being delicious and after preparing the food, everyone in the class sat down while the instructor/chef and the host plated the food and brought it out for a 3-course meal with a full, fancily set table. Normally, I think that they provide interesting wines to go with the dinner, but for the groupon-sessions they had each participant bring a bottle of their own. The wines people brought were varied and quite tasty by and large. The people were also somewhat varied, but mostly good company. We only had one person who was much too 'high society' for our tastes and by and large the good company and good wine made things a lot of fun. The instructor/chef was, by necessity, a bit busy running about, but was good humored and lot of fun as well as having lots of good little tips. My wife and I both had a good time and it was pretty reasonable at the groupon rate. I'm not sure that we'd go back at the full rate for normal sessions, but it's also possible that the slightly better menus and wine might persuade us differently.

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    Chef Quarters Living room Kitchen area
    Chef Quarters Living room Kitchen area
    Studio Suite
    Studio Suite
    Chef Quarters Cottage Living Room and French doors to outside private pateo

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    Chef Quarters Cottage Living Room and French doors to outside private pateo
    Diane's Market Kitchen

    Diane's Market Kitchen

    4.6
    (52 reviews)
    6.2 mi

    I've never written a review for anything before, but had such a bad time, feel like I need to…read moreshare. So here's your warning: if you go with a group of friends or family prepare to not be able to talk to each other. All she did was yap the whole time (some of it informative but most of it was her just talking about her life). When I tried to have a quiet side conversation with my friend she shushed me! I paid a lot of money for a private class for my friend's birthday thinking it would be a fun light-hearted experience, but I felt like I was in a college lecture instead. Not only did I find the whole experience to be unpleasant, but I also left very hungry! We didn't get to eat all the food that we made AND PAID FOR because she put it away. The food was good but nothing about that experience was worth the money

    I had a chance to check out Diane's artisan food class with 5 app and 1 dessert (all vegetarian!)…read moreand found Diane to be super entertaining. I don't think of Diane so much of a chef but much of a friend who doesn't intimidate you with fancy chopping and cooking skills...but rather more like someone who you can feel free to enjoy talking about food and its origin, helping prepare a healthy meal right in the kitchen. What I like most about Diane's style is that her food contains at most 4-5 ingredients. I also appreciate that Diane tried her based to source her ingredients from local producers...(e.g. vote and put your money where you support!). They are simple, health focused, practical and easy to prepare, especially for someone like me who doesn't have as in depth kitchen skills. She didn't intimidate me at all with all the stuff I didnt know what to do or how to use around the kitchen. Overall, I highly recommend Diane's class. I wouldn't say its full blown madness of cooking involved, but rather more light coming and entertaibment of the party you are taking your class with! If I had another chance, I would definitely love to take Diane's class again for sure! P.S. I also appreciated she followed up and sent us information about the local vendors that we can get the ingredients we used in the class and the recipe of the dishes we made that day.

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    Quiche Lorraine
    Quiche Lorraine
    Apple Crumble Cake (picture courtesy SJK)
    Apple Crumble Cake (picture courtesy SJK)
    A great lunch made by Diane!

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    A great lunch made by Diane!
    Coding Dojo

    Coding Dojo

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    It was intense life changing experience that made me feel confident about coding. I honestly didn't…read moredo well through the course and it was hard for me but It change my way of thinking and attitude in general. Yes, It might seems like teacher doesn't care but it's not. They just want you to become self-efficient programmer. Coding Dojo boot camp is one of the best schools in Seattle in my opinion. I put 5 stars because by attending this school I could make decent clone of one of the popular website and right now I capable to build app in MEAN stack. I feel comfortable to work on my personal projects without help. By the way when I started I didn't know even how to "hello world!" Thank you, Coding Dojo Team!

    "My experience here at Coding Dojo as a student was definitely challenging and humbling but overall…read morea great experience; A mental journey I didn't think I would go through but an outcome of understanding something completely 360 from me and my knowledge. I was previously in the Marine Corps before attending Coding Dojo with a background in Accounting and Diplomatic Security and very basic HTML/CSS knowledge. Immediately we knew the school would require a lot of attention, time sacrifice, and time management. Most days would range easily putting in 12 hour days, 5-7 days a week. I didn't fully know what world I would be getting myself into but I knew from dabbling with Code Academy and enjoying it, that I wanted to become a full-time Programmer. The instructors/staff are incredibly nice and helpful. The instructors and TA's are caring and patient; they do their best to help you understand the material. Bending over backwards and sitting with you for as long as needed to help you understand what you're doing. I really appreciated when they would record the lectures and demonstrations so I can go back on the material for live examples and code with the videos. I have struggled a lot during the school but I see it as constant room for growth and that there is a lot to be learned in Programming and you shouldn't give up. Multiple assignments and class work a day plus algorithms will feel heavy and challenging. But I believe with struggle comes strength and some points you'll question it all. And learning and soaking in the material feels quick but you'll soon realize you know more than you give yourself credit for. The implementation of the "20-minute rule" for working on your own, then asking a TA is a great push to becoming a self-sufficient developer. Students will grow to need less supervision and how to find the answers instead of having the answers given to them. Coding Dojo helped give me the skills and understanding for walking into the massive realm of web/software development and that there is much more to be learned, and in many different languages. And if I wanted to learn a different language, it's doable. It makes me eager to continually and constantly learn as an aspiring self-sufficient developer."

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    Coding Dojo
    Coding Dojo
    Coding Dojo

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