Kids Cooking Classes in San Francisco, CA

Students will work in small groups of 3-4.  Maximum of 12 students in each class. Students will be standing and cooking for most of the class. Long hair must be tied back.

Muggle children will marvel at the foods they prepare inspired by Harry Potter's wizarding world. From Hogwarts and Mrs. Weasley's kitchens, this cooking class will be an experience your kids (aged 8-12) won't soon forget. Planned menu:  Peppermint toads Mrs. Weasley's Butterbeer Cupcakes something savory from Hagrid's kitchen and...

Martin Luther King, Jr. had a special love for the comfort foods of the South. In honor of MLK day we'll be preparing some of King's favorites. Our menu inculdes: Buttermilk Fried Chicken Macaronni and Cheese Peach Cobbler Class includes instruction in measuring, knife skills, safe food handling, and cooking techniques as well as a full lunch...

As American as apple pie? Not really; apple pie originated in England. German chocolate cake, on the other hand, is a distinctly American dessert. So are brownies and chocolate chip cookies. America’s baking history is diverse and delicious. We’ll explore some quintessential Americana baking this week, including Apple pie, an American staple despite...

Kids will have fun making a mishmash of foods and treats all themed to Halloween.   Menu Spaghetti and eyeballs in blood sauce Brownie spiders Apple bites

It's Father's Day weekend. Treat dad to a special opportunity to team up with his kid (ages 8-14) to cook up a great lunch. Start with: Homemade pretzel rolls to go with pulled Tex-Mex chicken (mild) Waffle fries Southwest cole slaw Green apple sorbet Note: Please arrive at least 10 minutes before class to sign in. Safety predominates so we...

We're celebrating unicorns, magic, and rainbows!  We'll make treats both savory and sweet, including magic color changing pasta and unicorn cupcakes.  For teens grades 6-12. Class includes instruction in measuring, knife skills, safe food handling, and cooking techniques as well as lunch and recipes before the kids head home. Parent...

Kids (Grades 2-5) will enjoy baking up a selection of tasty individual serve pies, both sweet and savory, with Chef Sarah. Class includes instruction in measuring, knife skills, safe food handling, and cooking techniques as well as a full lunch and recipes before the kids head home. (2.5 hrs.) Parent or guardian must be present to register child at...

Welcome to the Hogwarts kitchen! It's a week of cooking some of the favorite foods of Wizards (and muggles too!)  Put down your wand (you're welcome to leave it next to your plate) and pick up a spoon, a spatula, and a knife. We'll create edible magic. (Don't worry, mom and dad, there's lunch every day too, not just dessert.) Menu highlights...

It might be cold outside but it's warm and cosy in the kitchen during this winter baking class. We'll be making cinnamon rolls, donuts, valentine cupcakes and more delicious and cozy treats.  A light meal will be included but the class will be focused on baking and sweeter treats. Please remember to wear closed toe shoes.  Parent or guardian...

We love breakfast and brunch foods! Yum! Breakfast foods like French toast is found all around the world under different names like-eggy bread, German toast, Bombay toast or gypsy toast. Lets learn how to cook a wonderful array of breakfast foods options- sweet and savory. We will work on the basics like eggs and waffles, but also learn how to make...

We're wrapping up foods today to make a delicious meal great for dinner at home, packing school lunches or taking on picnics this spring.   Class will include: Crunchy Southwestern chicken wrap A Greek style wrap with homemade tzatziki sauce Asian Style lettuce wrap A s'more crunch wrap Class Fee includes:  Pans on Fire...

Learn how to make the perfect cupcake and buttercream. Small working groups, junior chefs will select a flavor of cupcake and a decorating theme, then learn how to properly ice and decorate their baked goods. Note: Light snack included. Please wear closed toe shoes. 

We can’t tell you what mystery foods you’ll find in your basket, but it is International Street food week and we may draw inspiration from food truck menus. We’ll work on a recipe as a class to gain familiarity with the kitchen, then students will break into teams to make an entree and an appetizer or dessert using mystery ingredients. WHAT...

We can’t tell you what mystery foods you’ll find in your basket, but it is International Street food week and we may draw inspiration from food truck menus. We’ll work on a recipe as a class to gain familiarity with the kitchen, then students will break into teams to make an entree and an appetizer or dessert using mystery ingredients. What...