Enrichment courses offered for Farmington Public School employees ONLY!
Join this hands-on cook-along and create two comforting soups—Marry Me Chicken Soup and Chicken Pot Pie Soup—plus homemade Italian bread bowls, with instructions for both multi-cooker and stove top methods.
Equipment Needs: Electric Multi-Cooker such as an Instant Pot® (optional), heavy bottom soup pot, a stand-mixer and dough hook are also recommended for the making of the bread bowls. If stand mixer is not available, dough can be made by hand. More info will be provided in the ingredient list packet.
Cooking along is fun and optional. Classes take place on Zoom, with access instructions and a shopping list sent in advance. After class, you'll receive a PDF packet of the instructor's copyrighted recipes, shared exclusively with registered participants, plus an optional invite to her private and public Facebook groups.
Note: One registration covers immediate family living in the same household only; children must have adult supervision. Friends, extended family, or other households gathering together must each register separately, even if participating in the same session.
Embrace the cozy flavors of fall with Chef Tess in these brand-new cook-along classes! Creator of "Dish It Up Good," Tess brings over four decades of experience as a culinary educator. Raised in a Greek family where food meant love and connection, she learned to cook alongside her chef father, an influence still evident in recipes today. Having taught over 5,000 participants, her philosophy is simple: make cooking approachable and rewarding.
Known for creating approachable, high-quality culinary experiences that blend technique with creativity, Tess currently partners with over 60 school districts across five states and has taught more than 5,000 participants. Her guiding philosophy is simple: make cooking enjoyable, accessible, and rewarding for everyone.
Tess is currently working on her first cookbook and a website is in the works. Follow her work on Facebook and Instagram at Dish it Up Good. facebook.com/dishitupgood
Tess Georgakopoulos