Active Adults Comfy in the Kitchen RS


Have you ever asked yourself, “What temperature should meats be cooked to and stored at?” Or, “Should I add salt to the water to boil it for pasta?” How about, “What tools do I really need in the kitchen?” Whether it is staples for the pantry, utensils, or small appliances, this class will provide tips for the experienced chef and the microwave connoisseur.


Location: ESCC Caterers Kitchen At 14 N. Van Buren St. Instructor: Chef Cheryl CODE


302028-1A Tu


DAYS DATES 08/21


How to Meal Prep TIME 6:45-8:15P


RES BNR NR $20 $24 $26


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Whether you are on a weight loss journey or want to eat clean to improve your diet, come learn to meal prep in a few easy steps. Prepping your meals will save you time and money while helping you to eat healthier.


Location: The Lodge at Laurelwood At 800 N. River Street Instructor: Chef Cheryl CODE


302029-1A Sa


DAYS DATES 06/02


TIME 10:00-11:00A


RES BNR NR $12 $14 $16


N’awlins Seafood Boil


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Come out along the Fox River and join us for seafood N’awlins style, all you can eat until it is gone. Shrimp, crab, red and sweet potatoes, corn, with Cajun seasonings! Enjoy! Music, door prizes. Save money by registering in advance. While there, check out the recently renovated Lodge.


Location: The Lodge at Laurelwood At 800 N. River Street Instructor: Chef Cheryl CODE


302801-1A Su


DAYS DATES 07/22


FEE: $30 In advance $35 At the door


TIME 2:30-4:30P


Gift cards are available in any dollar amount and can be redeemed for programs, events, or trips from camp to preschool to Quarry passes.


A Batavia Park District Gift Card is the perfect gift for birthdays, holidays or just because!


24 | Summer 2018


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