KCC's Non-Credit Culinary program for February is chock full of riches, thanks to director Frank Gonzalez:
*Thai food-lovers can learn how to make their favorites at home with the help of Chef Grant Sato, who will be teaching Thai Basics on Sat., Feb. 3, 8am-12pm. $60.
*If you prefer Mexico over Thailand, Mexico City chef Adriana Torres will teach popular regional Mexican classics such as chiles rellenos on Sat., Feb 3, 8am-12pm. $60.
*Chef Kevin Tate of Kailua's Kevin's Two Boots gets Mardi Gras off to an early start with inspiring N'Awlins-style rich and spicy dishes. Sat., Feb. 10, 8am-12pm. $60.
*Baking might hold your attention more than Cajun cuisine, so come and learn some simple techniques, such as chocolate candy-making and mini-cakes, just in time for Valentine's Day. Sat., Feb. 10, 8am-12pm. $60.
*Professional chef and butcher Dale Thomas showcases local seafood in creative ways on Mon., Feb. 5, 6-9pm. $58
*Cheese, however stinky, is one of the most versatile ingredients available, and KCC's Chef Nina Jarrett will instruct in its various uses through a 3-course meal. Mon., Feb. 12, 6-9pm. $55.
*A personal chef with vast expertise in vegetarian and vegan cuisines, Alyssa Moreau shows students that heart-healthy foods don't mean bland diet foods, but instead that the use of spices and fresh herbs add a lot of flavor without excess fat and salt. Sat., Feb. 17, 8am-12pm. $48.
*Perhaps one of the most basic and healthful cooking techniques is sauteing, a restaurant industry staple. Chef Grant Sato instructs students in the art of sauteing and the delicious pan sauces that can result. Sat., Feb. 24, 8am-12pm. $60.
****Space is limited, so call 734-9211 to enroll!