Cooking classes in Montreal- For general home ccoking

[Cerise828]

Wondering if you any of you know of any good cooking classes? Wanted to add to my cooking recipes and kitchen skill set.

Did a google search and come up with a few options..one of the being academie culinaire and apetite for books...but i'm not too sure it worth the $.

I'm pretty open to where in the surrounding of Mtl , Eng or French, but more importantly i just want a good experience :)

Thanks for all ur feedback.

[deborahm]

I've always wanted to go to this place that has short classes, although they book up quickly! Lots offered, though:

http://www.ecolemezzaluna.ca/page/2/a...

[deborahm]

oops--I forgot this:
http://www.appetitebooks.ca/classes.php

It's a cooking bookstore in Westmount--lovely space and they offer short classes too.

[deborahm]

Hi, checking in again as I realize now in your original request that I overlooked your concern that the Appetite For Books classes were a bit expensive. They do seem pricey. I've heard very good things about them, however.

Also, I had a friend who went for a series of courses over a week at Academie Culinaire and was very impressed with the quality of instruction. I wish I had more information but she found it very stimulating and useful--and intense (in a good way) ! Just thought I'd mention it....

[Cerise828]

Thanks Deborah for the info. :)