The last ten days have been like a food fiesta. Three classes at Schoolcraft, two work days at the hospital pastry kitchen and one demonstration and chocolate tasting. Add to that my prepping for Thanksgiving and, as I said, it's been 'food, food, food.'
I think my menu for next Thursday is finally set. I have had a last minute change in dessert. So 'last minute' that it occurred this afternoon. That resulted from my 'French torte' class that I had today. We made an absolutely exquisite Chocolate Raspberry Chambord Torte. We made and then assembled chocolate chiffon cake, lady fingers, chocolate raspberry mousse, and chambord syrup into a 10-inch confection.
Now, while I am pretty sure I could have come home from class and made decent headway into eating the entire thing (and then passing out), I decided to freeze it for the holiday. So, no pumpkin cheesecake bars and no apple cranberry cake. And no slaving over a hot oven on Wednesday.
I also did not have to cook dinner tonight. I had plenty of leftover food from last night's class. So, tonight for dinner I had a stuffed cabbage, slice of lamb, potato boulangere, and some sausage and sauerkraut. We made the sauerkraut in class several weeks ago. Tomorrow I can eat the rest of my leftovers, consisting of hunter's style chicken stew and shrimp and sausage jambalaya.
Last weekend I had leftover chicken curry and basmati rice with naan bread that we made in class. While I have never been a fan of curried foods, this was delicious, and not just because it happened to be the dish I prepared in class. It is definitely something I will make again.
So now I am on to reviewing the upcoming class schedule for next semester. So many foods, so little time.
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