Gluten Free / Casein Free (GF/CF) Cooking Class – 2 part series – 2 October 2011

An ARRO Autism Westside Family and Community Center Event

Introduction

Learn the basics of cooking the GF/CF diet and the cooking tools that make it possible to cook the GF/CF recipes with the minimum of fuss with low cost.

Date :

Part 1 10/2/2011 (Sunday)
Part 2 10/9/2011 (Sunday)

Time :

1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Location :

ARROAutism Westside Family and Community Center

Cost :

$25 per person, per class. 2 person, 2 class minimum.
(a total of $100 per couple for the series)

All proceeds benefit the Autism Research and Resources of Oregon

Registration :

Register here or email info@arroautism.org

Speakers :

Kathy Henley

Details

Sunday 10/2/2011:

  • Foundations
    • Discuss the basics of cooking the GF/CF diet and the cooking tools that make it possible to cook the GF/CF recipes with the minimum of fuss with low cost.
  • Basic Recipes
    • Learn entry level GF/CF recipes, and how to adapt them for your family.
    1. Rice Milk
    2. Ranch Dressing
    3. Chicken Nuggets
  • Stump the Cook – bring your favorite recipe that you want converted to GF/CF. Let’s see what the Cook can do to make it GF/CF legal! Kathy will shop for this on day 1 and cook it next week for all to taste!
  • Shopping for GF/CF ingredients – Shop for ingredients for a GF/CF meal
    1. Shop at New Season Market, Cedar Hills 3495 SW Cedar Hills Blvd. Beaverton, OR 97005

Sunday 10/9/2011:

  • GF/CF Practice cooking
    • Actually cook the meal that you purchased supplies for in the previous session. This is individualized based on what you purchased in the previous session.
  • Review what happened
    • Here is where the food meets the pan! Let’s eat our GF/CF meal!
  • Problem Solving
    • Something didn’t work? Learn what to do about it.

These cooking classes are held at the:

ARRO Westside Center
2360 SW 170th Ave
Beaverton OR

Cost: $100 donation for the series (2 classes for 2 people)

Class Limited to 6 cooking teams (Mom and Dad can come together, or parent and grandparent, or any pair you want including an individual with autism – who must be safe around knives)

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