Team Building Activity: Celebrating French Cooking Traditions
Thu, Dec 25th at 10:00AM
Thu, Dec 25th at 11:00AM
Thu, Dec 25th at 12:00PM
Thu, Dec 25th at 6:00PM
Join Chef Paul for a team building activity where your team will learn how to prepare classic French dishes using traditional French cooking techniques. You'll warm up your teamwork skills by preparing a traditional French vinaigrette to serve with a mesclun salad. Then, for the salmon entrée, Chef Paul will teach you and your team a classic French technique known as "en papillote," in which you'll use steam to gently cook ingredients in parchment paper. For the side dish, you'll make a flavorful quinoa, lentil and vegetable medley, honing your knife skills in the process. Lastly, you'll conclude the night by working together to make decadent profiteroles topped with warm chocolate sauce.
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Mesclun Salad With French Vinaigrette
With oil, vinegar and mustard
Salmon en Papillote
Seasonal Vegetables
With quinoa and lentils
Profiteroles
With flour, sugar, warm chocolate sauce and vanilla ice cream
- Minimum Guests 10
- Maximum Guests 24
- Event Duration 3 hours
Reviews Guests Left For Other Experiences
Gabriella
23 Dec 2023
Chef Paul taught us so many things in a short time! We cook everything with love and passion now, thanks to him. The class was so much fun, well organized, and he provided recipes for us to keep cooking at home.
Miranda
27 Aug 2023
I bought this class as a present for my boyfriend's birthday and we both had a great time!! We learned so much from Chef Paul that we apply in the kitchen every day. I hope to take more classes from Paul in the future!
Portia
17 Jun 2023
I learned so much in this class and the food was amazing! Chef Paul was very funny and easy to learn from. I hope I remember the lesson for a long time.
Meet your chef
Born and raised in Belgium, Chef Paul began his nearly 40 year career as a professional chef as an apprentice. After receiving his culinary arts degree, he worked in several restaurants in Belgium, gaining experience and insight along the way. He moved to NYC in 1983 and quickly became the executive chef at well-known restaurants in Tribeca and the West Village. His passion for teaching led him to open his own cooking school in 2001, which is still thriving today.
