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Cooking for Two

Class Overview Most of the recipes in our classes serve four to six people, but that doesn't necessarily align with the living situation of many of our students. When you're cooking for fewer people, you need a new strategy to reduce food waste and endless leftovers. In this class, we've included tips for different approaches you should use so you can shop, store, and substitute smarter. And to get you started, you'll find scaled-down, streamlined versions of what are usually big batch recipes—think lasagna, meatloaf, and hearty soup.

  1. Welcome and Learning Objectives
    • Welcome and Learning Objectives
  2. How Cooking for Two Works
    • Shop Smarter
    • Storing Leftover Ingredients
    • Smart Substitutions
  3. Recipe Tutorial: Classic Lasagna for Two
    • Recipe Overview
    • What You'll Need
    • Printable Recipe
    • Common Mistakes
    • Cooking Along with the Test Kitchen
    • Discussion
  4. Recipe Tutorial: All-American Mini Meatloaves for Two
    • Recipe Overview
    • What You'll Need
    • Printable Recipe
    • Common Mistakes
    • Cooking Along with the Test Kitchen
    • Discussion
  5. Recipe Tutorial: Pasta e Fagioli for Two
    • Recipe Overview
    • What You'll Need
    • Printable Recipe
    • Common Mistakes
    • Cooking Along with the Test Kitchen
    • Discussion
  6. Recipe Tutorial: Classic Cheese Quiche for Two
    • Recipe Overview
    • What You'll Need
    • Printable Recipe
    • Common Mistakes
    • Cooking Along with the Test Kitchen
    • Discussion
  7. Hungry For More?
    • Hungry for More?
$19.95 Per person

all-inclusive: 3-hour class, 4-course meal.

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