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Baking Class in Cork?

DreamingOfABoat

Hi all,
Anyone know of baking classes in Cork?
I'm looking for something short like a 2 or 3 hour class which teaches things like desserts, muffins, cakes, etc..
Anyone help?
Thanks in advance

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Dudess

There's a place on Oliver Plunkett Street called Brennans I think - classes are given there. It's more the Emmet Place end of the street. It's a real specialist kinda place - looks high quality so I guess it might be a bit pricey, but investigate anyway.

deRanged

you could try Margaret at UmNumNum maybe: http://www.umnumnum.ie/

PaulPinnacle

deRanged wrote: »

you could try Margaret at UmNumNum maybe: http://www.umnumnum.ie/

Huge +1 there. An absolute pleasure to deal with too.

curly from cork

Dudess wrote: »

There's a place on Oliver Plunkett Street called Brennans I think - classes are given there. It's more the Emmet Place end of the street. It's a real specialist kinda place - looks high quality so I guess it might be a bit pricey, but investigate anyway.

I think Dudess might mean Parnell Place end of Oliver Plunkett St..

Dudess

D'oh!

Yep, Parnell Place.

Blitzkrieger

CIT do an excellent bakery course. As a frequent taste tester for someone who did the course I can definitely recommend it.

Dermighty

Sugar Cafe on Washington street (right beside dominos pizza) teach classes (on Fridays iirc). I think it's €50 per class. She definitely knows what she is doing, I'm not a huge fan of the place personally.

Max001

Dudess wrote: »

There's a place on Oliver Plunkett Street called Brennans I think - classes are given there. It's more the Emmet Place end of the street. It's a real specialist kinda place - looks high quality so I guess it might be a bit pricey, but investigate anyway.

Did a Thai cookery class there a few years ago. Wasn't that well organised, though cause it was the first cookery class I'd ever done, I took the positives out of it and didn't complain.
Have done much better classes elsewhere since. If it was going to cost a significant amount, I think I'd be checking refund policies in advance so if outcomes are missed or hurried, I could at least get something back.
A person may be a good cook, but that doesn't mean they can teach cooking. In fact, having had a senior position in an international hotel group, in my experience, many cooks have limited 'people' skills.