WIN An Introduction To Bread Making Class At Harrington’s Kitchen Worth £95.00!
What a fun day out!
Rosemary and Onion Foccacia
My blog may be mainly about curry but it’s also very much about quality food! I love to cook! I enjoy learning about cooking – everything from the techniques used to the actual ingredients going into what I cook.
I guess that’s why I’m so hooked on the power of social media. I’ve been fortunate to meet so many people with the same passion.
Stephen Harrington of Harrington’s Kitchen, based in Beckenham, South London, is an enthusiastic artisan baker and chef. He offers bread making classes to share his passion for baking, having previously run his own culinary school in the Basque region of France and a successful catering company in Paris.
Now he is sponsoring an exciting prize draw with one of his popular classes as the prize!
The lucky winner will be invited to attend one of his Saturday morning baking classes in September. The exact date will be agreed between Stephen and the winner. The class starts at 10am and lasts 4 hours, finishing with a feast of the freshly baked bread, delicious hams, cheese and wine!
Hot fresh baguettes!
The cookery classes are small, friendly and fun. Stephen makes sure everyone receives individual attention and leaves the bakery class feeling inspired and confident to share their new recipes and cooking skills with friends and family.
The introduction to Bread Making Class teaches an original no-kneading technique to create a light airy dough, as well as how to produce an impressive range of breads from French Fougasse, Rustic Pecorino and Olive Grissini to a variety of rolls and flavoured Focaccias.
So what are you waiting for?
HOW TO ENTER…
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Closing date 12:01am 30 August 2012 EST
You or the friend of your choice needs to be able to get to Harrington’s by 10am on the day of the class.
Good luck!
Dan
Would love to learn any basic bread, at the moment I only make it in the breadmaker! My favourite is porter bread.
Have just started to ditch the bread machine and get my hands sticky instead so this would be fabulous!
Love bread! Love baking!
Hi, great competition, I would love to just make bread in general, would be much cheaper than buying it.
Hi I love any home made bread it tastes so much better than shop bought. Would like to know how to make ciabatta or foccacia that would be great!
I love baking bread but really want to learn how to make specialty breads now!!
Well hopefully you will have learned how to make your own fantastic bread by the end of September at one of my classes-Good luck!
Hello! I would love to learn to make Sourdough.
Would like to know how to make ciabatta as ive never made it from sctrach
cheese and onion bread
Would Like To Know How To Make Ciabatta Bread…
I always bake my own bread but I know there is much more that can be learned from experts so I would love to have a chance.
A hot cross bun loaf. Yum!
would love to make a nice french stick!
I like all different types of bread. Would like to learn how to make Bagels.
Would love to make fruited teacakes!!
Hi
Baking bread for my family, yummy! Proper housewife!
The only bread I make at the moment is via the bread-maker, and it always turns out kind of heavy! I would love to learn how to make nice light and tasty bread by hand!
Jenny come to my class it is not only simple but the results are truelly delicious..
French bread!
The rosemary and onion foccacia looks delicious!
Oh and it is Jaqueline-come by and try some!
I love fresh bread, and would love to be able to do foccacias
Aloo paratha nicest bread you will eat failing that good old seeded loaf I love to make it but to learn to make it well would be great
I’d just like to be able to make a decent wholemeal loaf. When I make it, it comes out too dense.
I am a little fed up of paying shop prices for bread so I’d really like to master this!
I’ve tried bread making many times, but always been disappointed with the results, so any help would be welcome.
I’d really like to learn how to make sourdough bread.
I like making any type of bread, I love the kneading, it’s so therapeutic!
Something nutty… love nutty seedy bread
I make a lovely sun dried tomato and olive bread.
I’d like to learn how to make bread with a strong cheese blended through it, without it ending up like a cheesy concrete block!
Hi Elizabeth-Emmanthal cheese grated and incorporated to the dough before forming loaves works-sprinkle in some Cumin powder for extra flavour
i want to make foccachia bread
Would love to make a GREAT authentic pizza base!
I’d like to learn to make sourdough
I have recently fallen in love with bread… However I find that you just cant get good bread in England. Its depressing really as I am in France visiting my other half I cant help but visit the bakers every morning for a fresh loaf…
To learn to cook anything that is full of flavor would be brilliant
Love to learn to make fresh bread, love the smell of bread baking an it tastes even better x
I’m coeliac so any bread I eat has to be gluten free. As the gluten free breads available from the supermarkets are pretty dry and bland I’d love to learn to bake a decent GF loaf.
a good sourdough loaf
lovely baggete
naan bread
I love Olives and can eat them like sweets, so i would love to be able to make a focaccia style bread filled with herbs and olves
Would love to learn how to make Italian bread!
Well you can come and learn to make all those breads at http://www.harringtonskitchen.com and one lucky winner hopefully will be coming very soon!
It would be nice to be able to have the confidence to mass produce fresh bread for the family – we made some one year, didn’t look great but tasted fine and was soon gone – but it took us ages, must be a quicker way.
We always used to have something called ‘milk roll’ when we were little which was a round loaf! Wouldn’t mind finding out how they did that.
Hi Stephen
I would love to learn how to make home made bread, but I dont have an airing cupboard or somewhere warm to make the dough rise. I have thought about putting my oven on low… would this work?
Thanks
Denise
Hi Denise
Turn your oven on whilst you are making the dough-leave it in a bowl covered with a tea towel-after about an hour it will have risen sufficient-definately no need for an airing cupboard!
thanks
I have just read my email saying I am the winner and I am so looking forward to meeting you and learning how to make home made bread
Denise
i would love just to know how to make bread! but it would be lethal if i knew as i would be constantly eating it as i wouldn’t be able to resist making it all the time
any bread really! ive never tried any bread of any kind so id likre to try them all!!
I love French stick. I would love to know how to make it from scratch at home
Yummy!
I love sundried tomato focaccia – that would be delicious
hi
May sound silly but.. how do you make baguettes?
French bread
Love bread, but can’t make it!
I would love to know how to make a fresh baguette or some fantastic San Francisco sourdough.
San Francisco sour dough is my favourite. In fact I’m visiting family in California and have some right now!
Sourdough-but i know that takes ages because of the starter x
sundried tomato and parmesan is lovely!!