Mother Road Market kicked off their new year of cooking classes for kids. Six-year-old Jasper Wilson was one of more than 20 kids learning how to cook minestrone soup at Mother Road Market's first ...

Planet1st Catering, led by chefs Mikael Harp and Bill Harris, offers hands-on kids cooking classes at Mother Road Market to teach culinary skills, teamwork, and the joy of cooking with locally sourced ...

The classes may be expensive, but costs for teaching a cooking class are steep, says Gary Goss, author of the children's cookbook "Blue Moon Soup." "It's not a lucrative career and you need to charge ...

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Every Thursday morning at the Children’s Museum of Phoenix, crowds of kids and their caregivers line up to be the first in the kitchen. There, they are greeted by a veritable giant who gives them high ...

Cooking classes are a fun, affordable and enriching way to gain a new skill, eat well and even meet new people. Thankfully, the Kansas City area is teeming with culinary opportunities for at-home ...

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HOUSTON — Chef Brittany Collazo is mentoring the next generation of culinary stars! Collazo started an after-school cooking program called Lettuce Cook years ago. Before the pandemic, the ...

To raise adventurous, self-sufficient and health-conscious eaters, get kids in the kitchen. It may sound too simple, but those are just a few of the benefits when kids learn to cook. Cooking builds ...

Cooking Matters courses offer practical nutrition information, hands-on food preparation, and food budgeting and shopping.

EVANSVILLE – Meals just hit different when you cook them yourself. “I don’t know about celery, ‘cause I never tried it, but I feel like I don’t like it,” said Nate Garrett, 9. “But then I tried it in ...