Philleigh Way Cookery School

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Court Farm, Philleigh, Truro, TR2 5NB

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Tapas
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Tapas

At Philleigh Way we love nothing more than sharing food with friends and family. With many dishes easily prepared in advance, tapas is ideal to serve at a party, but are equally delicious as a complete lunch or supper with family or friends. Learn to cook fabulous authentic Spanish cuisine, but also ways to introduce it into your everyday cooking! If you want to be transported to Spain come and join us for this fantastic course Course Overview Duration: 10:00-13:00 Tutors: Rupert Cooper – Head Tutor Maximum student to tutor ratio: 8-1 Welcome: Meet your tutors and see for yourself the Philleigh Way farmhouse cookery school and garden. Enjoy a morning tea or coffee and tasty Philleigh Way treat. The Day: The course includes five demonstrations and three practical sessions. All equipment, aprons, food and drink is provided throughout the day. Close: Have a chat with fellow course attendees and members of the Philleigh Way team. This is a guide to the days activities and may vary depending on the season as well as the group’s interest. Sample dishes Crispy squid with a tomato salad and lemon mayonnaise Spanish empanadas with chimichurri Risotto negra Gurnard ceviche Patatas bravas Salt hake fritters Skills Preparing squid Short crust pastry Filleting round fish Pan and deep frying Curing Pané Sauté Age suitability: 16+ or 13+ if accompanied by a paying adult. CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE

Fri 5 Jun11:00Philleigh Way Cookery School
Simply Bread
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Simply Bread

The simplest pleasure.. making bread! At Philleigh Way we can show you how easy and versatile it is. From the gorgeous farmhouse loaf to enriched doughs. We look at variations of dough and bread that can enhance any meal, big or small. Rupert and guest chefs will take you through the whole process and how the chemistry works in bread making, as well as a few culinary side dishes to prepare alongside your breads. The day is fun, informative and most of all you’ll go home with plenty of spoils from the days baking! Course Overview Duration: 10:00–15:00 Max student to tutor ratio 8/1 Welcome: Meet your tutors and see for yourself the Philleigh Way farmhouse cookery school and garden. Enjoy a morning tea or coffee and tasty Philleigh Way treat. The Day: The course includes three demonstrations and four practical sessions. All equipment, aprons, food and drink is provided including a glass of wine with a delicious lunch. Close: Have a chat with fellow course attendees and members of the Philleigh Way team. This is a guide to the days activities and may vary depending on the season as well as the group’s interest. Sample breads Classic white loaf Stuffed Focaccia with mozarella, red onion jam and basil Soda bread Naan bread Skills Ingredients Mixing Kneading Proving Temperature control and baking Age: 16+ or 13+ if accompanied by a paying adult. Please note: We are sorry but this course is not suitable for coeliacs or those with a gluten intolerance. CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE

Thu 11 Jun11:00Philleigh Way Cookery School

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Mexican Cooking
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Mexican Cooking

The basics of Mexican cuisine can be traced back to 7000 BCE, when Mexico and Central America had yet to be colonised. Mexican Cuisine is a nice blend of the indigenous and Spanish cuisine. It is still based in beans, corn, tortillas, and chill peppers, but these are now usually served with some sort of meat and cheese. Most dishes come with some sort of rice and spices as well, a clear nod to the European influence. Join us as we teach you everything you need to know about this creative, flavourful and stunning cuisine. Mexican food offers a vast array of spices, techniques, meats & breads, during the day your tutor will take you through some of the classic dishes as well as the popular “tex mex” style dishes that we all know and love. So whether you want to spice up your life or bring a little heat into the kitchen this is the course for you. Course Overview Duration: 10:00-14:00 Maximum student to tutor ratio: 8-1 Welcome: Meet your tutor and see for yourself the Philleigh Way farmhouse cookery school, garden and of course some dark Mexican coffee! The Day: The course talks about the use of Mexican spices and use of chillies. There will be a mix of demonstrations and practical sessions. All equipment, aprons, food and drink is supplied with a wonderful lunch. Close: Have a chat with fellow course attendees and members of the Philleigh Way team. This is a guide to the days activities and may vary depending on the season as well as the group’s interest.

Fri 12 Jun11:00Philleigh Way Cookery School
Woodland Foraging at the Farm
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Woodland Foraging at the Farm

With a mixture of open pasture, ancient oak woodland and views to the river estuary making Philleigh Way on Court Farm the perfect location to forage for edible plants and wild food. The course is fun and informative and run by the hugely knowledgeable Emma, Creator and owner of “Never mind the Burdocks”. (we love the name!!) After the foraging session, you will be welcomed back to the cookery school for a delicious lunch and refreshments. What Emma doesn’t know about foraging isn’t worth knowing, this unique, highly informative and great day out is sure to kick start any budding wild food lover. Course Overview Duration: 10:00-14:30 Max student to tutor ratio: 12/1 Tutor: Emma Gunn – Never mind the burdocks Welcome talk, orientation and safety briefing During this session we will cover the aim of the course, toilet facilities, course area and safety briefing. Foraging around Court Farm Located in an ideal environment for a foraging course in Cornwall, your group will be taken on a foraging excursion around Court Farm, where you will explore many different environments – including hedgerow, pasture and woodland. You will learn about the whole wild food larder dealing with herbs, roots, shoots, berries, flowers, nuts and fungus. At the end of the foraging course, you should be able to easily identify a minimum of 15 edible plants that you will be able to forage in your own time.

Tue 16 Jun11:00Philleigh Way Cookery School
Lebanese Feast
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Lebanese Feast

This half day course will give you a great insight and the skills to knock up show stopping Lebanese dishes any day of the week. With sales of middle eastern and especially Lebanese cookery books increasing recently, clearly the UK has a taste for it and since the ingredients allow such versatility, whether you are veggie, vegan, gluten free or dairy free, the range is unbelievable. Lebanese food brings flavour by the bucket load; from the aromatic, sharp perfume of cinnamon, cumin, thyme and roasting meat, to the clear, refreshing notes of leafy green herbs, zesty lemon, and garlic. Or zesty sumac, za’atar and the floral sweetness of desserts laced with golden honey rounding out the flavourful cuisine. It maybe a short course, but there is no doubt you will have a long list of dishes to cook by the end of it! Duration: 16:00-19:00 Tutors: Head Tutor – Rupert Cooper Maximum student to tutor ratio: 8-1 Welcome: Meet your tutors and see for yourself the Philleigh Way farmhouse cookery school and garden. Enjoy a tea or coffee and tasty Philleigh Way treat. The Day: The course includes a variety of demonstrations and practical elements, also making your “dinner” and having various side dishes demonstrated. Close: Have a chat with fellow course attendees and members of the Philleigh Way team. This is a guide to the course activities and may vary depending on the season as well as the group’s interest.

Thu 9 Jul17:00Philleigh Way Cookery School
Asado Experience Day
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Asado Experience Day

On this Asado BBQ course, join Rupert (and guests!) as he takes students on an Argentinian grilling odyssey. Lighting fires and grilling meat is a way of life in Argentina from the Glaciers of Tierra del Fuego to the northern peaks of the Andes. The antithesis of South American BBQ, Asado, is all about letting the flavour of the meat speak for itself. No spices, rubs or marinades are added before the meat is touched by the heat of the fire. Very slow cooking over hardwood embers creates the most smokey, succulent and flavoursome meat you will ever taste. Unique equipment is used, the same as you would see on the Pampas used by the Gauchos after a long day herding cattle, Parrilla (wood grill), Horno de Barro (wood oven), Asador Criollo (adjustable spit) to the most primal method Asador de la Cruz in which a whole beast is butterflied, fastened to an iron cross and cooked over an open fire. You will also learn the correct principles of fire building, management, temperature control and charcoal making. The day is all about fire and food…. but more importantly the hunger that inspires us to improvise and innovate. If there is wood to burn and local ingredients at hand, then we can find a way to make something delicious! The course includes plenty of refreshments with the red wine and beers flowing throughout the day! (soft drinks also available) to enjoy with your steaks, fish and a variety of other meats.

Sat 18 Jul10:00Philleigh Way Cookery School
Pasta Making
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Pasta Making

Pasta – the most basic ingredient that punches well above its weight on the possibility scale! Find out how to elevate your past making skills, whether you are beginner, amateur or pro in the kitchen. From rich sumptuous Northern Italian pasta to peasant semolina pasta from the South, we have a range of talented, creative & passionate Tutors waiting to share their skills with you on this fun packed and informative course! During our half-day pasta course, you will be guided through the process of producing your own fresh pasta which you will then turn into a range of delicious dishes. Course Overview Duration: 10.00am – 14:00pm Max student to tutor ratio: 8/1 Welcome: Meet your tutor and see for yourself the Philleigh Way farmhouse cookery school and garden. Enjoy a morning tea or coffee. The Day: It’s an action packed session with three demonstrations and three practical sessions. All equipment is provided for you. Close: Have a chat with fellow course attendees and members of the Philleigh Way team. This is a guide to the days activities and may vary depending on the season as well as the group’s interest. Sample dishes Orecchiette with tomato ragu Cavatelli al nona Lobster filled tortellini and brown caper butter Wild Mushroom Tagliatelle Skills Pasta making Using a pasta machine Filling pasta Salsa making Sauce making Shellfish prep Poaching Steaming Pan frying Age: 16+ or 13+ if accompanied by a paying adult.

Thu 30 Jul11:00Philleigh Way Cookery School

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