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Create the Ultimate Brunch Board

Description

While we wait in joyful anticipation for our favorite brunch spots to reopen, we figured why not teach you the secret cooking techniques that go into creating those beautiful Insta-worthy brunch spreads. We can even make it a little boozy for you!

Join Chef Duane in his Long Island Kitchen as he teaches you to create a variety of delicious brunch recipes ranging from sweet to savory. By the end of class you'll assemble your dishes into a presentation board that's sure to please the eyes, your followers, and your very lucky brunch guests.

On the sweet side, learn to make homemade granola to serve with your favorite yogurt and Strawberry compote. We recommend adding Grand Marnier, Rum, or Red Wine to amplify the flavor of the compote. On the savory side, you'll make the dough for some fresh cheddar scones and a lemon honey thyme butter. Then what's brunch without the classics?! Homemade sausage, with marinated tomatoes, and a showstopper Shirred Avocado Egg. Once all the hard work is done Chef Duane will teach you his recipe for a Spicy Peach Cocktail (or Mocktail). We can't end a brunch class without a proper cheers!

No experience is required! You will receive an email with the equipment and ingredients list required to cook along with the chef. Most ingredients can also be easily substituted with what you have on hand. However, here's a list of the main ingredients you'll want to consider having with you: peaches, oranges, ginger, greek yogurt, agave, honey, fresh thyme leaves, ground pork or turkey, sea salt, dried sage, red pepper flakes, black pepper, brown sugar, granulated sugar, vanilla extract, ground cardamom, cinnamon, cherry tomatoes, garlic oil, fresh basil, fresh parsley, avocado, eggs, shredded parmesan, shredded sharp cheddar, limes, lemon, strawberries chives, all purpose flour, baking powder, unsalted butter, milk, sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, halved almonds, and rolled oats.

Prepare your mis-en-place ahead of the session (as described in the ingredients list you will receive) and get ready for the best at home brunch party!

Ticket is on a per-person basis.Please note our class times are in Eastern Time Zone!

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What this class looks like
4 - 20
Group size
1.5 hours
Duration
Beginner
Class level
We provide
Tools
Any dietary restrictions
Vegetarian friendly
Nut free
Gluten free
Kosher friendly
Dairy free
Fish free
Egg free
Shellfish free
Vegan friendly
Meet your chef instructor
Chef Duane is an entrepreneur and an award-winning chef from Flint, MI currently operating in the private sector of the New York culinary world. After earning his undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan, Duane moved to New York to continue his education. A few years later, Duane graduated with great pride from the prestigious New York Restaurant School. Chef Duane has held positions with the Dean & Deluca Commisary Kitchen, the trending paleo restaurant Hu Kitchen, and the Ainsworth Prime Restaurant at Madison Square Garden. He has also held various culinary roles with the New York Mets at Citi Field, The US Open Tennis Tournament, Price Waterhouse Coopers, LLP, Harlem’s own Londel’s Supper Club, as well as Adelphi University.

Along the way, Chef Duane’s culinary talents have allowed him to audition for network television programming such as the “Next Food Network Star”, “Guy’s Grocery Games”, and “Chopped”. Chef Duane has also executed projects for many well-known chefs and restaurateurs including Dave Pasternack, Drew Nierport, Andrew Carmelini, Jean George, Joe Bastianich, Keith Hernandez and Pat Lafreida. Chef Duane’s culinary accomplishments include the creation of artisanal blend sauces through his company Sensational Sauces LLC, some of which have won awards including the World Champion at the World Hot Sauce Awards and the Hot Pepper Awards.

Through the success of Sensational Sauces LLC, Chef Duane has been featured at various culinary events such as Kings Who Cook, The American Cancer Society’s Taste of Hope, Resorts World Mid-Winters Taste and most recently Star Chef Congress where he won the Ramen Battle as a member of Team Mihoko. Chef Duane has also been able to use his company as a platform to mentor tomorrow’s aspiring chefs! Outside of the kitchen, Chef Duane spends time volunteering in the community as a member of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. as well as ministering as a member of the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.
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Where the class will be
Virtual venue via Zoo
Guest requirement
We will be sending you a list of ingredients and equipment you would need for this class. Please make sure you have everything measured out and ready as described so that you can follow along with our Chef in real time! A Zoom link will also be shared with you upon registration.
Cancellation policy
Reschedule request have to be made at least 48 hours before the class for groups of less than 6 people and 14 days for groups of 6 people or more. Cancellations are not permitted and tickets are non-refundable.See terms and policy.
Reviews
Tracey S.
Great class. A lot of cooking in 90 minutes but if I was going to do for a group later I could make most ahead of time. I enjoyed every recipe - the drink didn’t appeal to me but I had my own! Just remind all to pre measure because this is a packed class. Instructor was great. 2nd zoom class w him (Spanish tapas was 1st class). He is good.
Aug, 17th, 2020
Melanie F.
We had a lot of fun and it was great to learn from such a talented chef. Our food turned out well and we will definitely make the recipes again.
Jul, 5th, 2020
Paul P.
We had a great class! Duane was was knowledgeable, energetic, and helpful. In addition to the instruction he gave us some interesting history and facts behind many of the dishes. The brunch he helped us make was delicious!
Aug, 16th, 2020
Leslie K.
I loved all the recipes and cooking with Duane! Great personality! Although I am comfortable in the kitchen and cook a lot, it was a little fast. He did ask several times if he needed to slow down but I didn’t want to hold everyone back. Suggestion: let us know what to prep beforehand to cut down on rushing (cut strawberries, measure out dry ingredients in a bowl for the scones, etc.). Lots of bowls...you definitely need a sou-chef for this one, if for no other reason than to wash up utensils to be used again. Also maybe he could include an equipment list. However, given all that, I very much enjoyed the class and would take another from him!
Jul, 4th, 2020
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