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Cooking Classes--Winter/Spring 2012

Date/Time
Class Topic
Location & Registration Info
Monday, 
January 9
6:30-9pm
Winter Comfort Foods
Winter is in full swing. The days are short; the nights are long and cold. What we all need is a little "stick to the ribs" food. Something warm and comforting that's no trouble to prepare.
I'll share some of my family favorites such as...
Mom’s Beef Stroganoff and
Mom’s Porcupine Meatballs
both served over Herb-Butter Noodles
with my version of Green Bean Casserole and
Grandma’s O’Henry Bars for dessert
!
NEW BERLIN PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Hickory Grove School.
2600 S. Sunnyslope 
New Berlin, WI  53151
Call New Berlin Rec at (262)797-2443 to register.

Website:  www.newberlin.org
Tuesday, 
January 10
6:30-9pm
Winter Comfort Foods
Winter is in full swing. The days are short; the nights are long and cold. What we all need is a little "stick to the ribs" food. Something warm and comforting that's no trouble to prepare.
I'll share some of my family favorites such as...
Mom’s Beef Stroganoff and
Mom’s Porcupine Meatballs
both served over Herb-Butter Noodles
with my version of Green Bean Casserole and
Grandma’s O’Henry Bars for dessert
!
WEST ALLIS PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin Fieldhouse
1964 S. 86th St.
(86th and National)
West Allis, WI 53227
Call West Allis Rec at (414)604-4900 to register.

Website: www.wawm.k12.wi.us
Thursday, 
January 12
6:30-9pm
Winter Comfort Foods
Winter is in full swing. The days are short; the nights are long and cold. What we all need is a little "stick to the ribs" food. Something warm and comforting that's no trouble to prepare.
I'll share some of my family favorites such as...
Mom’s Beef Stroganoff and
Mom’s Porcupine Meatballs
both served over Herb-Butter Noodles
with my version of Green Bean Casserole and
Grandma’s O’Henry Bars for dessert
!
VILLAGE OF CALEDONIA
Classes are held at
The East Side Community Center.
6156 Douglas Ave. 
Racine, WI  53402 
(next to R&B Carpets)
Call Staci at (262)681-2908
 or email Staci@cookingwithclass.us to register.

**Please see below for the
Caledonia Area registration form.

I take care of the registration for Caledonia classes.
Just print out the form and mail it to
the address listed
along with your payment.

**Caledonia 
 DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Caledonia Cooking Class Registration Form

Monday, 
January 16
6:30-9pm
Recipes using Rotisserie Chicken
Easy Chicken Enchiladas
Mediterranean Chicken & Feta Tostadas
Tex-Mex Chicken & Greens Salad with Spicy Southwestern Dressing
Chicken & Broccoli Strudel
Plus, lots of extra recipes for quick weeknight meals
BAY VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER
Classes are held at
The Bay View Community Center
1320 E. Oklahoma 
Milwaukee, WI  53207
Call Bay View at (414)482-1000 to register.
Website:  www.bayviewcenter.org

**Bay View DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Wednesday, 
January 18
6:30-9pm
Winter Comfort Foods
Winter is in full swing. The days are short; the nights are long and cold. What we all need is a little "stick to the ribs" food. Something warm and comforting that's no trouble to prepare.
I'll share some of my family favorites such as...
Mom’s Beef Stroganoff and
Mom’s Porcupine Meatballs
both served over Herb-Butter Noodles
with my version of Green Bean Casserole and
Grandma’s O’Henry Bars for dessert
!
 FRANKLIN COMMUNITY EDUCATION & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin High School
8222 S. 51st St.
Franklin, WI  53132--
(51st and Drexel)
in the Home Ec Room  #264--Enter thru South Main Entrance.
Call Franklin Rec at (414)423-4646 to Register.

Muskego Park & Rec
Co-op's classes at Franklin
Call Muskego at (262)679-5645 to Register.


Franklin Website: www.franklincomedrec.org
Muskego Website: www.ci.muskego.wi.us
Thursday, 
January 19
5:30-7:30pm

SOLD OUT

 **NEW DATE ADDED!**
Tuesday,
January 24
5:30-7:30pm


An Evening for Two
The holiday rush is over and now it’s time to take a break
from the action and enjoy an evening with that special someone. 
You’ll enjoy...
Baby Greens with Balsamic Bleu Cheese Dressing;
Filet au Poivre with Brandy Peppercorn Cream Sauce;
Wild Rice Pilaf,
Broccoli with Shallot Butter and
Molten Chocolate Lava Cakes.

All of this while sipping on a glass of fine wine.
Participants must be 21 or older to attend.
MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MARKET
Cooking classes are held from
5:30pm-7pm at
400 N. Water Street
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Register by calling (414)336-1111 or go to
www.milwaukeepublicmarket.org  and print/mail a registration form.
Monday, 
January 23
6:30-9pm
Fast & Fabulous Homemade Bread, Soup & Salad...
The smell of fresh bread baking in the oven;
nothing says comfort quite like it or fills the kitchen with such warmth.
But, bread baking can be a tedious, time consuming affair that most of us don't want to attempt.
Today, though, I will show you that you can
mix up fresh dough and bake up a delicious loaf in just minutes a day.
No "knead" to worry about kneading or proofing or testing the dough for ripeness--just mix and go!
You'll sample Artisan-style breads such as...
Herbed Baguette or Whole Wheat Peasant Loaf,
served with Italian Wedding Soup,
Simple Italian Salad and
Chocolate Glazed Brownies for dessert.
TOWN OF BROOKFIELD
Classes held at
645 N. Janacek Road
Brookfield, WI 53045
Call (262)796-3781 to register or go to
www.townofbrookfield.com/parkhome.htm
parkrec@townofbrookfield.com

**Brookfield  DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Wednesday, 
January 25
6:30-9pm
Route 66 All-American Diner & Comfort Food
Diner food is quintessentially American and the best comfort food ever created. But, you don’t have to drive hundreds of miles to find your favorites; you can make them at home. You’ll sample these classics...
Cherry Limeade,
My Mom's Meatloaf (best meatloaf ever)
with Loaded Smashed Potatoes and Jalapeno Corn,
WWII Mock Apple Pie and a
“Dusty” Sundae made with my Grandmas Homemade Fudge Sauce
 
NICOLET PARK & RECREATION DEPT
Serving GLENDALE, BAYSIDE, FOX POINT, MEQUON & RIVER HILLS
The Nicolet area classes are being held from
6:30-9:00pm
at Nicolet High School
6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd.
Glendale, WI 53217
Call Nicolet Park & Rec at (414)351-7566 to register
Thursday, 
January 26
6:30-9pm

Route 66 All-American Diner & Comfort Food
Diner food is quintessentially American and the best comfort food ever created. But, you don’t have to drive hundreds of miles to find your favorites; you can make them at home. You’ll sample these classics...
Cherry Limeade,
My Mom's Meatloaf (best meatloaf ever)
with Loaded Smashed Potatoes and Jalapeno Corn,
WWII Mock Apple Pie and a
“Dusty” Sundae made with my Grandmas Homemade Fudge Sauce

OAK CREEK COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Classes held at
Oak Creek High School
Room #137
340 E. Puetz. Rd.  Oak Creek, WI  53154
Call Oak Creek at (414)768-6163 or check out their website at
www.oakcreek.k12.wi.us

Oak Creek DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Monday, 
January 30
6:30-9pm
Romantic Dinners
Ok, guys and gals! Here's your chance to sweep your sweetie off his/her feeties.
I'll show you how to prepare some simple,
but delicious recipes that are sure to impress.
I'll supply you with menu suggestions and wine recommendations
to make your special night perfect! All that and you'll get to sample some great food such as...
Baby Greens with Balsamic Bleu Cheese Dressing,
Filet au Poivre with Brandy Peppercorn Cream Sauce
Wild Rice Pilaf, Broccoli with Shallot Butter and
Molten Chocolate Lava Cakes.
 WOODRIDGE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Cooking classes are being held from
6:30-9:00pm at
13800 W. Howard Ave.
New Berlin, WI 53151
Register by calling Lori or David at (262)789-7472

**Woodridge DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Tuesday, 
January 31
6:30-9pm
Winter Comfort Foods
Winter is in full swing. The days are short; the nights are long and cold. What we all need is a little "stick to the ribs" food. Something warm and comforting that's no trouble to prepare.
I'll share some of my family favorites such as...
Mom’s Beef Stroganoff and
Mom’s Porcupine Meatballs
both served over Herb-Butter Noodles
with my version of Green Bean Casserole and
Grandma’s O’Henry Bars for dessert
!
GREENDALE PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Greendale High School
6801 Southway 
Greendale, WI  53129
(in the Home Ec Room  #135)
Call Greendale Rec at (414)423-2790 to register.

Greenfield Park & Recreation
Co-op's cooking classes at Greendale
Call Greenfield Rec at  (414) 329-5370 to register.

Greendale Website:   
www.greendale.k12.wi.us
Greenfield Website: 
www.ci.greenfield.wi.us
Thursday, 
February 2
6:30-9pm
“Meat & Sweet” Pies
February is Great American Pies Month and we're going to celebrate with some of my All-Time Favorites. But pies aren’t just sweet; many cultures have savory pies as well. I'll show you how to prepare the recipes below, plus include lots of extra recipes to try on your own. You’ll sample…
Great-Grandma Revord’s French Meat Pie,
Cuban Beef Empanadas,
Banana-Coconut Cream Pie and
No-bake Peanut Butter & Chocolate Mousse Pie
VILLAGE OF CALEDONIA
Classes are held at
The East Side Community Center.
6156 Douglas Ave. 
Racine, WI  53402 
(next to R&B Carpets)
Call Staci at (262)681-2908
 or email Staci@cookingwithclass.us to register.

**Please see below for the
Caledonia Area registration form.

I take care of the registration for Caledonia classes.
Just print out the form and mail it to
the address listed
along with your payment.

**Caledonia 
 DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Caledonia Cooking Class Registration Form

Monday, 
February 6
6:30-9pm
Mardi Gras Favorites
"Mardi Gras" often conjures up images of revelers in New Orleans. However, the observance of Mardi gras is not restricted to New Orleans. Mardi Gras translates into "Fat Tuesday" and it is observed in most Christian countries. Part of the observation is the food that is traditionally eaten in celebration. Mardi Gras falls on the Tuesday prior to Ash Wednesday. The traditional rules of the Church dictate that meat and dairy consumption is forbidden during the period of Lent, meaning anyone who had stores of meat and dairy products, before the advent of safe storage for perishable items, needed to use them up by the end of Mardi Gras.
So tonite we’re going to sample some traditional favorites so can have your own Mardi Gras celebration. You’ll sample…
Beignets,
Roast Beef Po’Boys with Debris Gravy,
Cajun Chicken & Sausage Gumbo and
King Cake. I will also include a recipe for a Hurricane!
ALVERNO COLLEGE
Classes are held at
Alverno College
3400 S. 43rd St. 
Milwaukee, WI  53234
Classes are held in the childcare building
on the corner of 39th & Ohio.
Park in Lot H and enter thru the North Door
(not the main entrance).
Call Alverno at (414)382-6200 to register.
Website:  www.alverno.edu/community_friends/noncredit.html

**Alverno DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Tuesday, 
February 7
6:30-9pm
“Meat & Sweet” Pies
February is Great American Pies Month and we're going to celebrate with some of my All-Time Favorites. But pies aren’t just sweet; many cultures have savory pies as well. I'll show you how to prepare the recipes below, plus include lots of extra recipes to try on your own. You’ll sample…
Great-Grandma Revord’s French Meat Pie,
Cuban Beef Empanadas,
Banana-Coconut Cream Pie and
No-bake Peanut Butter & Chocolate Mousse Pie
WEST ALLIS PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin Fieldhouse
1964 S. 86th St.
(86th and National)
West Allis, WI 53227
Call West Allis Rec at (414)604-4900 to register.

Website: www.wawm.k12.wi.us
Wednesday, 
February 8
6:30-9pm
Mardi Gras Favorites
"Mardi Gras" often conjures up images of revelers in New Orleans. However, the observance of Mardi gras is not restricted to New Orleans. Mardi Gras translates into "Fat Tuesday" and it is observed in most Christian countries. Part of the observation is the food that is traditionally eaten in celebration. Mardi Gras falls on the Tuesday prior to Ash Wednesday. The traditional rules of the Church dictate that meat and dairy consumption is forbidden during the period of Lent, meaning anyone who had stores of meat and dairy products, before the advent of safe storage for perishable items, needed to use them up by the end of Mardi Gras.
So tonite we’re going to sample some traditional favorites so can have your own Mardi Gras celebration. You’ll sample…
Beignets,
Roast Beef Po’Boys with Debris Gravy,
Cajun Chicken & Sausage Gumbo and
King Cake. I will also include a recipe for a Hurricane!
 UNIVERSITY OF WAUKESHA
Classes held at
University of Waukesha
1500 N. University Dr. 
Waukesha, WI  53188
Classes are held in the Dining Room located in the Commons Building.
Detailed map will be provided when registering.
Call Waukesha at (262)521-5460 to register.

Website:  www.waukesha.uwc.edu/ce

**Univ of Wau DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Thursday, 
February 9
6:30-9pm
 Chocolate!
Chambord Truffles
Traditional Chocolate Fudge
Chocolate & Orange Fondue with assorted dippers
S’more Cake
Chocolate Martini
 BAY VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER
Classes are held at
The Bay View Community Center
1320 E. Oklahoma 
Milwaukee, WI  53207
Call Bay View at (414)482-1000 to register.
Website:  www.bayviewcenter.org

**Bay View DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Monday, 
February 13
6:30-9pm
“Meat & Sweet” Pies
February is Great American Pies Month and we're going to celebrate with some of my All-Time Favorites. But pies aren’t just sweet; many cultures have savory pies as well. I'll show you how to prepare the recipes below, plus include lots of extra recipes to try on your own. You’ll sample…
Great-Grandma Revord’s French Meat Pie,
Cuban Beef Empanadas,
Banana-Coconut Cream Pie and
No-bake Peanut Butter & Chocolate Mousse Pie
NEW BERLIN PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Hickory Grove School.
2600 S. Sunnyslope 
New Berlin, WI  53151
Call New Berlin Rec at (262)797-2443 to register.

Website:  www.newberlin.org
Thursday, 
February 16
5:30-7:30pm

Route 66 All-American Diner & Comfort Food
Diner food is quintessentially American and
the best comfort food ever created. 
But, you don’t have to drive miles to find your favorites;
you can make them at home.  Classics such as:
Cherry Limeade,
Mom’s Best Meatloaf,
Loaded Smashed Potatoes and Jalapeno Corn,
WWII Mock Apple Pie and a
“Dusty” Sundae made with Grandma’s Homemade Fudge Sauce

 
MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MARKET
Cooking classes are held from
5:30pm-7pm at
400 N. Water Street
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Register by calling (414)336-1111 or go to
www.milwaukeepublicmarket.org 
and print/mail a registration form.
Monday, 
February 20
6:30-9pm
Comfort Foods for the long Winter!
This class will show you how to cook a great stick-to-your-ribs meal for your family, using all the goodies in your cupboard. I’ll provide you with a pantry list to help keep your kitchen well-stocked so that you can come home from work and whip up a great meal without a special trip to the grocery store. You’ll sample…
“Kitchen Sink” Chicken & Veggie Soup,
Garlic Rolls
Oven-fried Chicken with Barley Pilaf and Glazed Carrots, and
Monster Cookies for dessert
 TOWN OF BROOKFIELD
Classes held at
645 N. Janacek Road
Brookfield, WI 53045
Call (262)796-3781 to register or go to
www.townofbrookfield.com/parkhome.htm
parkrec@townofbrookfield.com

**Brookfield  DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Thursday, 
February 23
6:30-9pm
“Meat & Sweet” Pies
February is Great American Pies Month and we're going to celebrate with some of my All-Time Favorites. But pies aren’t just sweet; many cultures have savory pies as well. I'll show you how to prepare the recipes below, plus include lots of extra recipes to try on your own. You’ll sample…
Great-Grandma Revord’s French Meat Pie,
Cuban Beef Empanadas,
Banana-Coconut Cream Pie and
No-bake Peanut Butter & Chocolate Mousse Pie
FRANKLIN COMMUNITY EDUCATION & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin High School
8222 S. 51st St.
Franklin, WI  53132--
(51st and Drexel)
in the Home Ec Room  #264--Enter thru South Main Entrance.
Call Franklin Rec at (414)423-4646 to Register.

Muskego Park & Rec
Co-op's classes at Franklin
Call Muskego at (262)679-5645 to Register.


Franklin Website: www.franklincomedrec.org
Muskego Website: www.ci.muskego.wi.us
Tuesday, 
February 28
6:30-9pm
“Meat & Sweet” Pies
February is Great American Pies Month and we're going to celebrate with some of my All-Time Favorites. But pies aren’t just sweet; many cultures have savory pies as well. I'll show you how to prepare the recipes below, plus include lots of extra recipes to try on your own. You’ll sample…
Great-Grandma Revord’s French Meat Pie,
Cuban Beef Empanadas,
Banana-Coconut Cream Pie and
No-bake Peanut Butter & Chocolate Mousse Pie
GREENDALE PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Greendale High School
6801 Southway 
Greendale, WI  53129
(in the Home Ec Room  #135)
Call Greendale Rec at (414)423-2790 to register.

Greenfield Park & Recreation
Co-op's cooking classes at Greendale
Call Greenfield Rec at  (414) 329-5370 to register.

Greendale Website:   
www.greendale.k12.wi.us
Greenfield Website: 
www.ci.greenfield.wi.us
Thursday, 
March 1
6:30-9pm
Mexican Restaurant Favorites
I’m turning some of my favorite foods from popular restaurant chains (remember Chi-Chi’s?) into recipes and bringing them to you. I’ll prepare for you to taste…
Chili’s Chicken Enchilada Soup
Chi-Chi’s Seafood Enchiladas (Cancun) and Shredded Beef Chimi-changas with
Sweet Corn Cake and Mexican Fried Ice Cream for dessert
 VILLAGE OF CALEDONIA
Classes are held at
The East Side Community Center.
6156 Douglas Ave. 
Racine, WI  53402 
(next to R&B Carpets)
Call Staci at (262)681-2908
 or email Staci@cookingwithclass.us to register.

**Please see below for the
Caledonia Area registration form.

I take care of the registration for Caledonia classes.
Just print out the form and mail it to
the address listed
along with your payment.

**Caledonia 
 DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Caledonia Cooking Class Registration Form

Monday, 
March 5
6:30-9pm

Scandinavian Cooking
Scandinavian cuisine is based on a simple cooking style, often very mild in flavor yet hearty and perfect for a cold winter evening. I will prepare…
Norwegian Lefse,
Danish Bleu Cheese Soup,
Swedish Meatballs with Swedish Potatoes au Gratin,
Danish Cabbage and
Aebleskivers for dessert.
I will also prepare and bring along my Grandmothers Finnish Nisu (Cardamom Bread) and include lots of extra recipes for things like my Grandmothers Finnish/Cornish Pasties,
Finnish Kropser (oven pancake) and more.

 

 ALVERNO COLLEGE
Classes are held at
Alverno College
3400 S. 43rd St. 
Milwaukee, WI  53234
Classes are held in the childcare building
on the corner of 39th & Ohio.
Park in Lot H and enter thru the North Door
(not the main entrance).
Call Alverno at (414)382-6200 to register.
Website:  www.alverno.edu/community_friends/noncredit.html

**Alverno DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Tuesday, 
March 6
6:30-9pm
Mexican Restaurant Favorites
I’m turning some of my favorite foods from popular restaurant chains (remember Chi-Chi’s?) into recipes and bringing them to you. I’ll prepare for you to taste…
Chili’s Chicken Enchilada Soup
Chi-Chi’s Seafood Enchiladas (Cancun) and Shredded Beef Chimi-changas with
Sweet Corn Cake and Mexican Fried Ice Cream for dessert
WEST ALLIS PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin Fieldhouse
1964 S. 86th St.
(86th and National)
West Allis, WI 53227
Call West Allis Rec at (414)604-4900 to register.

Website: www.wawm.k12.wi.us
Wednesday, 
March 7
6:30-9pm

Scandinavian Cooking
Scandinavian cuisine is based on a simple cooking style, often very mild in flavor yet hearty and perfect for a cold winter evening. I will prepare…
Norwegian Lefse,
Danish Bleu Cheese Soup,
Swedish Meatballs with Swedish Potatoes au Gratin,
Danish Cabbage and
Aebleskivers for dessert.
I will also prepare and bring along my Grandmothers Finnish Nisu (Cardamom Bread) and include lots of extra recipes for things like my Grandmothers Finnish/Cornish Pasties,
Finnish Kropser (oven pancake) and more.

 UNIVERSITY OF WAUKESHA
Classes held at
University of Waukesha
1500 N. University Dr. 
Waukesha, WI  53188
Classes are held in the Dining Room located in the Commons Building.
Detailed map will be provided when registering.
Call Waukesha at (262)521-5460 to register.

Website:  www.waukesha.uwc.edu/ce

**Univ of Wau DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Thursday, 
March 8
5:30-7:30pm

Market Margaritaville
Calling all Parrotheads! 
Can’t get away for Spring break? 
Join me for our own Margaritaville. 
You’ll enjoy refreshing Margaritas,
Volcano Nachos,
Cheeseburger in Paradise,
’ Jamaica Mistaka’ Chicken Wings,
Shrimp Margaritaville
and Key Lime Pie. 
Dress like a Parrothead and your name will be put in a hat for a prize!
  MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MARKET
Cooking classes are held from
5:30pm-7:30pm at
400 N. Water Street
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Register by calling (414)336-1111 or go to
www.milwaukeepublicmarket.org 
and print/mail a registration form.
Monday, 
March 12
6:30-9pm
Mexican Restaurant Favorites
I’m turning some of my favorite foods from popular restaurant chains (remember Chi-Chi’s?) into recipes and bringing them to you. I’ll prepare for you to taste…
Chili’s Chicken Enchilada Soup
Chi-Chi’s Seafood Enchiladas (Cancun) and Shredded Beef Chimi-changas with
Sweet Corn Cake and Mexican Fried Ice Cream for dessert
NEW BERLIN PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Hickory Grove School.
2600 S. Sunnyslope 
New Berlin, WI  53151
Call New Berlin Rec at (262)797-2443 to register.

Website:  www.newberlin.org
Tuesday, 
March 13
6:30-9pm
Mexican Restaurant Favorites
I’m turning some of my favorite foods from popular restaurant chains (remember Chi-Chi’s?) into recipes and bringing them to you. I’ll prepare for you to taste…
Chili’s Chicken Enchilada Soup
Chi-Chi’s Seafood Enchiladas (Cancun) and Shredded Beef Chimi-changas with
Sweet Corn Cake and Mexican Fried Ice Cream for dessert
GREENDALE PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Greendale High School
6801 Southway 
Greendale, WI  53129
(in the Home Ec Room  #135)
Call Greendale Rec at (414)423-2790 to register.

Greenfield Park & Recreation
Co-op's cooking classes at Greendale
Call Greenfield Rec at  (414) 329-5370 to register.

Greendale Website:   
www.greendale.k12.wi.us
Greenfield Website: 
www.ci.greenfield.wi.us
Thursday, 
March 15
6:30-9pm

Meatballs from around the World
Mexican Meatballs in Spicy Chipotle Sauce
Swedish Meatballs
Chinese Pearl Balls
Grandma’s Finnish Meatballs served with Lingonberries
Königsberger Klopse (German Meatballs with capers and anchovies)
Include recipes for Mom’s porcupine meatballs and more.


 

BAY VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER
Classes are held at
The Bay View Community Center
1320 E. Oklahoma 
Milwaukee, WI  53207
Call Bay View at (414)482-1000 to register.
Website:  www.bayviewcenter.org

**Bay View DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Monday, 
March 19
6:30-9pm
Fast and Fabulous Chicken
This program uses chicken in fabulous dishes designed for weeknight dinners. These recipes are easy on your time and budget. Most have 5 ingredients or less and use items you have on hand along with convenience products. And all dishes are on the table in 30 minutes or less.
You will taste...
Santa Fe Chicken Quesadillas,
Mediterranean Pasta (in minutes!!),
Easy Chicken Enchiladas,
Staci's Chicken Piccatta and
Chicken and Feta Tostadas.
TOWN OF BROOKFIELD
Classes held at
645 N. Janacek Road
Brookfield, WI 53045
Call (262)796-3781 to register or go to
www.townofbrookfield.com/parkhome.htm
parkrec@townofbrookfield.com

**Brookfield  DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Tuesday, 
March 20
6:30-9pm
Mexican Restaurant Favorites
I’m turning some of my favorite foods from popular restaurant chains (remember Chi-Chi’s?) into recipes and bringing them to you. I’ll prepare for you to taste…
Chili’s Chicken Enchilada Soup
Chi-Chi’s Seafood Enchiladas (Cancun) and Shredded Beef Chimi-changas with
Sweet Corn Cake and Mexican Fried Ice Cream for dessert
FRANKLIN COMMUNITY EDUCATION & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin High School
8222 S. 51st St.
Franklin, WI  53132--
(51st and Drexel)
in the Home Ec Room  #264--Enter thru South Main Entrance.
Call Franklin Rec at (414)423-4646 to Register.

Muskego Park & Rec
Co-op's classes at Franklin
Call Muskego at (262)679-5645 to Register.


Franklin Website: www.franklincomedrec.org
Muskego Website: www.ci.muskego.wi.us
Wednesday, 
March 21
6:30-9pm

Stir-Fry!
Enter the world of stir-fry. From Chinese to Thai, from chicken to beef, to meatless, we'll cover them all. Come and try a variety of stir-fry’s. Learn how to create and properly cook a stir-fry for a dish that gives you bright and crispy vegetables loaded with nutrition and meats that are wonderfully juicy and flavorful. I'll prepare...
Peking Pork with Sweet Bean Paste and Puffy Noodles,
Beef with Broccoli,
Thai Chicken Basil,
Tofu and Veggie Stir-fry and
Yangchow Fried Rice.

 NICOLET PARK & RECREATION DEPT
Serving GLENDALE, BAYSIDE, FOX POINT, MEQUON & RIVER HILLS
The Nicolet area classes are being held from
6:30-9:00pm
at Nicolet High School
6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd.
Glendale, WI 53217
Call Nicolet Park & Rec at (414)351-7566 to register
Thursday, 
March 22
6:30-9pm
Stir-Fry!
Enter the world of stir-fry. From Chinese to Thai, from chicken to beef, to meatless, we'll cover them all. Come and try a variety of stir-fry’s. Learn how to create and properly cook a stir-fry for a dish that gives you bright and crispy vegetables loaded with nutrition and meats that are wonderfully juicy and flavorful. I'll prepare...
Peking Pork with Sweet Bean Paste and Puffy Noodles,
Beef with Broccoli,
Thai Chicken Basil,
Tofu and Veggie Stir-fry and
Yangchow Fried Rice.
OAK CREEK COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Classes held at
Oak Creek High School
Room #137
340 E. Puetz. Rd.  Oak Creek, WI  53154
Call Oak Creek at (414)768-6163 or check out their website at
www.oakcreek.k12.wi.us

Oak Creek DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Thursday, 
March 29
2 sessions
for this class---
11am-1pm or
6pm-8pm
Hearty German Inspired Menu
During the middle and late 19th century, Wisconsin and the Milwaukee area became the final destination of many German immigrants fleeing the Revolution of 1848. In Wisconsin they found the inexpensive land and the freedoms they sought. The German heritage and influence in the Milwaukee area is widespread and none is more prominent than the German culinary influence at places like Mader’s, Karl Ratzsch’s, Usingers and more. Today, I’ll prepare a terrific menu with this German heritage in mind. You can sample all of these foods and take home the recipes to prepare for your family…
Spinach Salad with Hot Bacon Dressing
Beef Rouladen
Spaetzle
Braised Red Cabbage
Simple Black Forest Torte
FRANKLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Classes held at the
Franklin Public Library.
9151 West Loomis Road
Call the Library at (414)425-8214 for times, costs and to register.

Franklin Public Library DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
You must register in advance with the library.
Tuesday, 
April 3
6:30-9pm
Pancakes, Crepes, Blintzes and Beyond
Pancakes are some of the most widely known and commonly eaten foods around the world. Every culture has a variation, from the paper thin crepe of France to the yeast leavened Blini of Russia. They can be sweet, they can be savory and their history dates back to prehistoric times when simple grains were mixed with protein rich liquids and cooked on hot stones. From breakfast to dinner, pancakes will satisfy and you’ll sample…
American Red Velvet Pancakes with Orange Cream and Butter-Pecan Syrup
Russian Buckwheat Blini with Smoked Salmon
Netherlands-style Pannenkoeken with Havarti Cheese, Portobello Mushrooms, Pancetta and Fresh Thyme
Grandma’s Finnish Pannukakku (oven pancake) and
Eastern European Blueberry Blintzes
WEST ALLIS PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin Fieldhouse
1964 S. 86th St.
(86th and National)
West Allis, WI 53227
Call West Allis Rec at (414)604-4900 to register.

Website: www.wawm.k12.wi.us
Wednesday, 
April 4
6:30-9pm
Pancakes, Crepes, Blintzes and Beyond
Pancakes are some of the most widely known and commonly eaten foods around the world. Every culture has a variation, from the paper thin crepe of France to the yeast leavened Blini of Russia. They can be sweet, they can be savory and their history dates back to prehistoric times when simple grains were mixed with protein rich liquids and cooked on hot stones. From breakfast to dinner, pancakes will satisfy and you’ll sample…
American Red Velvet Pancakes with Orange Cream and Butter-Pecan Syrup
Russian Buckwheat Blini with Smoked Salmon
Netherlands-style Pannenkoeken with Havarti Cheese, Portobello Mushrooms, Pancetta and Fresh Thyme
Grandma’s Finnish Pannukakku (oven pancake) and
Eastern European Blueberry Blintzes
FRANKLIN COMMUNITY EDUCATION & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin High School
8222 S. 51st St.
Franklin, WI  53132--
(51st and Drexel)
in the Home Ec Room  #264--Enter thru South Main Entrance.
Call Franklin Rec at (414)423-4646 to Register.

Muskego Park & Rec
Co-op's classes at Franklin
Call Muskego at (262)679-5645 to Register.


Franklin Website: www.franklincomedrec.org
Muskego Website: www.ci.muskego.wi.us
Thursday, 
April 5
6:30-9pm
Pancakes, Crepes, Blintzes and Beyond
Pancakes are some of the most widely known and commonly eaten foods around the world. Every culture has a variation, from the paper thin crepe of France to the yeast leavened Blini of Russia. They can be sweet, they can be savory and their history dates back to prehistoric times when simple grains were mixed with protein rich liquids and cooked on hot stones. From breakfast to dinner, pancakes will satisfy and you’ll sample…
American Red Velvet Pancakes with Orange Cream and Butter-Pecan Syrup
Russian Buckwheat Blini with Smoked Salmon
Netherlands-style Pannenkoeken with Havarti Cheese, Portobello Mushrooms, Pancetta and Fresh Thyme
Grandma’s Finnish Pannukakku (oven pancake) and
Eastern European Blueberry Blintzes
VILLAGE OF CALEDONIA
Classes are held at
The East Side Community Center.
6156 Douglas Ave. 
Racine, WI  53402 
(next to R&B Carpets)
Call Staci at (262)681-2908
 or email Staci@cookingwithclass.us to register.

**Please see below for the
Caledonia Area registration form.

I take care of the registration for Caledonia classes.
Just print out the form and mail it to
the address listed
along with your payment.

**Caledonia 
 DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Caledonia Cooking Class Registration Form

Monday, 
April 16
6:30-9pm
Pancakes, Crepes, Blintzes and Beyond
Pancakes are some of the most widely known and commonly eaten foods around the world. Every culture has a variation, from the paper thin crepe of France to the yeast leavened Blini of Russia. They can be sweet, they can be savory and their history dates back to prehistoric times when simple grains were mixed with protein rich liquids and cooked on hot stones. From breakfast to dinner, pancakes will satisfy and you’ll sample…
American Red Velvet Pancakes with Orange Cream and Butter-Pecan Syrup
Russian Buckwheat Blini with Smoked Salmon
Netherlands-style Pannenkoeken with Havarti Cheese, Portobello Mushrooms, Pancetta and Fresh Thyme
Grandma’s Finnish Pannukakku (oven pancake) and
Eastern European Blueberry Blintzes
NEW BERLIN PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Hickory Grove School.
2600 S. Sunnyslope 
New Berlin, WI  53151
Call New Berlin Rec at (262)797-2443 to register.

Website:  www.newberlin.org
Tuesday, 
April 17
6:30-9pm
Pancakes, Crepes, Blintzes and Beyond
Pancakes are some of the most widely known and commonly eaten foods around the world. Every culture has a variation, from the paper thin crepe of France to the yeast leavened Blini of Russia. They can be sweet, they can be savory and their history dates back to prehistoric times when simple grains were mixed with protein rich liquids and cooked on hot stones. From breakfast to dinner, pancakes will satisfy and you’ll sample…
American Red Velvet Pancakes with Orange Cream and Butter-Pecan Syrup
Russian Buckwheat Blini with Smoked Salmon
Netherlands-style Pannenkoeken with Havarti Cheese, Portobello Mushrooms, Pancetta and Fresh Thyme
Grandma’s Finnish Pannukakku (oven pancake) and
Eastern European Blueberry Blintzes
 GREENDALE PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Greendale High School
6801 Southway 
Greendale, WI  53129
(in the Home Ec Room  #135)
Call Greendale Rec at (414)423-2790 to register.

Greenfield Park & Recreation
Co-op's cooking classes at Greendale
Call Greenfield Rec at  (414) 329-5370 to register.

Greendale Website:   
www.greendale.k12.wi.us
Greenfield Website: 
www.ci.greenfield.wi.us
Wednesday, 
April 18
6:30-9pm
Bacon!
What else is there to say?
Bacon-tini served with a Sugar-Pepper Bacon stir stick (made with Homemade Bacon Vodka)
Spinach Salad with Hot Bacon Dressing
BBQ Shrimp BLT’s with Peppered Couscous
Bacon-Infused Caramel Sundae
BAY VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER
Classes are held at
The Bay View Community Center
1320 E. Oklahoma 
Milwaukee, WI  53207
Call Bay View at (414)482-1000 to register.
Website:  www.bayviewcenter.org

**Bay View DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Monday, 
April 23
6:30-9pm
Traditional recipes for the Kentucky Derby
The Kentucky Derby is the first Saturday of May every year and is deemed the most exciting 2 minutes in sports. This is not only a day of horse racing, but also a day of food and festivities. Throw your own “Derby” party using these traditional recipes that are sure to please…and don’t forget your Derby hat! You’ll sample…
Ham with Red-eye Gravy,
Burgoo (hearty stew traditionally served at the derby) and
Garlic Cheese Grits
and for dessert…Bourbon Balls and Thoroughbred Pie
I’ll also provide you with a recipe for a fabulous Mint Julep!
 ALVERNO COLLEGE
Classes are held at
Alverno College
3400 S. 43rd St. 
Milwaukee, WI  53234
Classes are held in the childcare building
on the corner of 39th & Ohio.
Park in Lot H and enter thru the North Door
(not the main entrance).
Call Alverno at (414)382-6200 to register.
Website:  www.alverno.edu/community_friends/noncredit.html

**Alverno DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Tuesday, 
April 24
2 sessions
for this class---
11am-1pm or
6pm-8pm

Great Grains & Beans
Quinoa, Amaranth, Spelt, Millet, Wheat Berries etc.
We’ve all heard of these grains, our Doctor’s tell us to eat more whole grains, but no one shows us how to do it. Today, I’ll prepare several delicious & healthy dishes using many different whole grains and beans. You’ll taste the foods and take home the recipes and hopefully work a few into your family’s everyday meals. I’ll prepare…
Quinoa Crusted Chicken served with Indian Red Lentil Dahl and
Quinoa Pilaf
Bulgur & Asparagus Salad
Bob’s Red Mill Amaranth Carrot Cookies
(they taste like carrot cake and are GLUTEN free)

 FRANKLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Classes held at the
Franklin Public Library.
9151 West Loomis Road
Call the Library at (414)425-8214 for times, costs and to register.

Franklin Public Library DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
You must register in advance with the library.
Wednesday, 
April 25
6:30-9pm
Traditional recipes for the Kentucky Derby
The Kentucky Derby is the first Saturday of May every year and is deemed the most exciting 2 minutes in sports. This is not only a day of horse racing, but also a day of food and festivities. Throw your own “Derby” party using these traditional recipes that are sure to please…and don’t forget your Derby hat! You’ll sample…
Ham with Red-eye Gravy,
Burgoo (hearty stew traditionally served at the derby) and
Garlic Cheese Grits
and for dessert…Bourbon Balls and Thoroughbred Pie
I’ll also provide you with a recipe for a fabulous Mint Julep!
UNIVERSITY OF WAUKESHA
Classes held at
University of Waukesha
1500 N. University Dr. 
Waukesha, WI  53188
Classes are held in the Dining Room located in the Commons Building.
Detailed map will be provided when registering.
Call Waukesha at (262)521-5460 to register.

Website:  www.waukesha.uwc.edu/ce

**Univ of Wau DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Tuesday, 
May 1
6:30-9pm
Healthy(er) Tailgating!
Spring is here; time for Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie & Chevrolet! And Tailgating! But, forget what you’ve done in the past—no more simple brats and hot dogs! Skip the chips and cheese dip! You can have a great time tailgating without busting your belt! Try these new tailgating ideas for your sport of choice, opening day for the Brewers—April 6, 2012 or the Packers in August, for a healthier and more upscale party at the stadium. You’ll sample...
Peppered Turkey Subs with Bleu Cheese Mayo and
Fresh Fruit with Creamy Orange Dip,
Lime Grilled Chicken with Roasted Tomato Salsa and
Cedar Planked Salmon.
 OAK CREEK COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Classes held at
Oak Creek High School
Room #137
340 E. Puetz. Rd.  Oak Creek, WI  53154
Call Oak Creek at (414)768-6163 or check out their website at
www.oakcreek.k12.wi.us

Oak Creek DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Wednesday, 
May 2
6:30-9pm
Healthy(er) Tailgating!
Spring is here; time for Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie & Chevrolet! And Tailgating! But, forget what you’ve done in the past—no more simple brats and hot dogs! Skip the chips and cheese dip! You can have a great time tailgating without busting your belt! Try these new tailgating ideas for your sport of choice, opening day for the Brewers—April 6, 2012 or the Packers in August, for a healthier and more upscale party at the stadium. You’ll sample...
Peppered Turkey Subs with Bleu Cheese Mayo and
Fresh Fruit with Creamy Orange Dip,
Lime Grilled Chicken with Roasted Tomato Salsa and
Cedar Planked Salmon.
 NICOLET PARK & RECREATION DEPT…
Serving GLENDALE, BAYSIDE, FOX POINT, MEQUON & RIVER HILLS
The Nicolet area classes are being held from
6:30-9:00pm
at Nicolet High School
6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd.
Glendale, WI 53217
Call Nicolet Park & Rec at (414)351-7566 to register
.
Thursday, 
May 3
6:30-9pm
Foods from my Travels
I’ve traveled all around the U.S.A. and sampled some great foods and met a lot of great people. I’m going to prepare some of my favorites from restaurants I’ve dined at all around our great nation. I’ve eaten so much great food at so many great places that it was almost too hard to decide what to include in the class so you’ll receive lots of great recipes, see lots of great pictures and you’ll sample…
South Carolina She-Crab Soup
Maine Lobster Rolls
Low-Country Shrimp-n-Grits
Philly’s Reading Terminal Market Roast Pork with Broccoli Rabe and
Nepenthe (Monterey CA) Triple Berry Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream
VILLAGE OF CALEDONIA
Classes are held at
The East Side Community Center.
6156 Douglas Ave. 
Racine, WI  53402 
(next to R&B Carpets)
Call Staci at (262)681-2908
 or email Staci@cookingwithclass.us to register.

**Please see below for the
Caledonia Area registration form.

I take care of the registration for Caledonia classes.
Just print out the form and mail it to
the address listed
along with your payment.

**Caledonia 
 DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Caledonia Cooking Class Registration Form

Monday, 
May 7
6:30-9pm
Mexican Favorites for the American Home
Traditional-style Mexican foods that are delicious and easy to prepare. You’ll love these recipes for spring entertaining…
Sopes (thick corn tortilla cup) topped with Pork Carnitas (pork stewed in hearty broth) ,
Cheese and Onion Enchiladas with Ancho Chile Sauce,
Homemade Refried Beans and
Tres Leches Cake (Latin Vanilla and 3-milks cake)
ALVERNO COLLEGE
Classes are held at
Alverno College
3400 S. 43rd St. 
Milwaukee, WI  53234
Classes are held in the childcare building
on the corner of 39th & Ohio.
Park in Lot H and enter thru the North Door
(not the main entrance).
Call Alverno at (414)382-6200 to register.
Website:  www.alverno.edu/community_friends/noncredit.html

**Alverno DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Tuesday, 
May 8
6:30-9pm
Foods from my Travels
I’ve traveled all around the U.S.A. and sampled some great foods and met a lot of great people. I’m going to prepare some of my favorites from restaurants I’ve dined at all around our great nation. I’ve eaten so much great food at so many great places that it was almost too hard to decide what to include in the class so you’ll receive lots of great recipes, see lots of great pictures and you’ll sample…
South Carolina She-Crab Soup
Maine Lobster Rolls
Low-Country Shrimp-n-Grits
Philly’s Reading Terminal Market Roast Pork with Broccoli Rabe and
Nepenthe (Monterey CA) Triple Berry Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream
 WEST ALLIS PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin Fieldhouse
1964 S. 86th St.
(86th and National)
West Allis, WI 53227
Call West Allis Rec at (414)604-4900 to register.

Website: www.wawm.k12.wi.us
Wednesday, 
May 9
6:30-9pm
Mexican Favorites for the American Home
Traditional-style Mexican foods that are delicious and easy to prepare. You’ll love these recipes for spring entertaining…
Sopes (thick corn tortilla cup) topped with Pork Carnitas (pork stewed in hearty broth) ,
Cheese and Onion Enchiladas with Ancho Chile Sauce,
Homemade Refried Beans and
Tres Leches Cake (Latin Vanilla and 3-milks cake)
UNIVERSITY OF WAUKESHA
Classes held at
University of Waukesha
1500 N. University Dr. 
Waukesha, WI  53188
Classes are held in the Dining Room located in the Commons Building.
Detailed map will be provided when registering.
Call Waukesha at (262)521-5460 to register.

Website:  www.waukesha.uwc.edu/ce

**Univ of Wau DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Thursday, 
May 10
6:30-9pm
Foods from my Travels
I’ve traveled all around the U.S.A. and sampled some great foods and met a lot of great people. I’m going to prepare some of my favorites from restaurants I’ve dined at all around our great nation. I’ve eaten so much great food at so many great places that it was almost too hard to decide what to include in the class so you’ll receive lots of great recipes, see lots of great pictures and you’ll sample…
South Carolina She-Crab Soup
Maine Lobster Rolls
Low-Country Shrimp-n-Grits
Philly’s Reading Terminal Market Roast Pork with Broccoli Rabe and
Nepenthe (Monterey CA) Triple Berry Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream
FRANKLIN COMMUNITY EDUCATION & RECREATION
Classes held at
Franklin High School
8222 S. 51st St.
Franklin, WI  53132--
(51st and Drexel)
in the Home Ec Room  #264--Enter thru South Main Entrance.
Call Franklin Rec at (414)423-4646 to Register.

Muskego Park & Rec
Co-op's classes at Franklin
Call Muskego at (262)679-5645 to Register.


Franklin Website: www.franklincomedrec.org
Muskego Website: www.ci.muskego.wi.us
Monday, 
May 14
6:30-9pm
Foods from my Travels
I’ve traveled all around the U.S.A. and sampled some great foods and met a lot of great people. I’m going to prepare some of my favorites from restaurants I’ve dined at all around our great nation. I’ve eaten so much great food at so many great places that it was almost too hard to decide what to include in the class so you’ll receive lots of great recipes, see lots of great pictures and you’ll sample…
South Carolina She-Crab Soup
Maine Lobster Rolls
Low-Country Shrimp-n-Grits
Philly’s Reading Terminal Market Roast Pork with Broccoli Rabe and
Nepenthe (Monterey CA) Triple Berry Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream
NEW BERLIN PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Hickory Grove School.
2600 S. Sunnyslope 
New Berlin, WI  53151
Call New Berlin Rec at (262)797-2443 to register.

Website:  www.newberlin.org
Tuesday, 
May 15
6:30-9pm
Foods from my Travels
I’ve traveled all around the U.S.A. and sampled some great foods and met a lot of great people. I’m going to prepare some of my favorites from restaurants I’ve dined at all around our great nation. I’ve eaten so much great food at so many great places that it was almost too hard to decide what to include in the class so you’ll receive lots of great recipes, see lots of great pictures and you’ll sample…
South Carolina She-Crab Soup
Maine Lobster Rolls
Low-Country Shrimp-n-Grits
Philly’s Reading Terminal Market Roast Pork with Broccoli Rabe and
Nepenthe (Monterey CA) Triple Berry Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream
GREENDALE PARK & RECREATION
Classes held at
Greendale High School
6801 Southway 
Greendale, WI  53129
(in the Home Ec Room  #135)
Call Greendale Rec at (414)423-2790 to register.

Greenfield Park & Recreation
Co-op's cooking classes at Greendale
Call Greenfield Rec at  (414) 329-5370 to register.

Greendale Website:   
www.greendale.k12.wi.us
Greenfield Website: 
www.ci.greenfield.wi.us
Thursday, 
May 17
6:30-9pm
Cupcakes
Maple Cupcakes with Milk Chocolate Frosting and Sugar-Pepper Bacon Bits
Tequila Sunrise Cupcakes
Red Wine Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting
BAY VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER
Classes are held at
The Bay View Community Center
1320 E. Oklahoma 
Milwaukee, WI  53207
Call Bay View at (414)482-1000 to register.
Website:  www.bayviewcenter.org

**Bay View DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
Tuesday, 
May 22
11am-1pm
Spring Lunch with Staci
Come with your friends and socialize over lunch while learning how to prepare everything.
This is a two part program with a demonstration cooking class followed by a
family-style luncheon.
You'll get to sample everything and take home the recipes.
Chicken Marsala
Braised Asparagus
Barley Pilaf
Strawberry-Rhubarb Crunch
 FRANKLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Classes held at the
Franklin Public Library.
9151 West Loomis Road
Call the Library at (414)425-8214 for times, costs and to register.

Franklin Public Library DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.
You must register in advance with the library.
Monday, 
June 4
6:30-9pm
Mexican/Tex-Mex
Bacon & Jack stuffed Jalapenos
Fish Tacos with Jicama slaw
Quesadilla Pie with Pico de Gallo
Double Chocolate & Chipotle Chile Cookies
BAY VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER
Classes are held at
The Bay View Community Center
1320 E. Oklahoma 
Milwaukee, WI  53207
Call Bay View at (414)482-1000 to register.
Website:  www.bayviewcenter.org

**Bay View DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

Monday, 
July 16
6:30-9pm
Tequila!
Tequila Sunrise with Tequila Sunrise Tart
Jalapeno Margarita with Tequila Lime Wings and
Tequila-Chipotle Fondue
BAY VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER
Classes are held at
The Bay View Community Center
1320 E. Oklahoma 
Milwaukee, WI  53207
Call Bay View at (414)482-1000 to register.
Website:  www.bayviewcenter.org

**Bay View DOES NOT charge non-resident fees. People from all communities are welcome.

 


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