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Junior Chefs (ages 9-14): A 3-Day Tasty Kitchen Science Camp!

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Price $240.00
Instructor: Dr. Lisa Sharpe Elles
Location: The Culinary Center of Kansas City
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A little bit of chemistry knowledge goes a long way in the kitchen. If you want to learn not just howto cook but also whythings happen the way they do when you cook, then join Kitchen Professor Lisa Sharpe Elles for this 3-Day Camp where you’ll do just that. She's a ‘real deal’ college professor with lots of experience teaching young chefs. 

You get to be the scientist as you test out your new knowledge by performing recipe experiments in the kitchen. We will tap into your inner Alton Brown (think Food TV’s favorite kitchen scientist) as we learn about each of the four basic food molecules: water, protein, carbohydrates and fats, by creating variations on classic recipes like pancakes and pasta.

Have you ever wondered how baked goods “magically" rise in the oven or how sugar crystals turn into caramel and candy? To investigate these topics, we will make pizza dough that rises and peanut brittle that foams.

Did you know that acids like lemon juice and vinegar can brighten and enhance food flavor, in addition to changing textures and even colors? You will get to test the effects of acids in a homemade slaw and even make fresh homemade cheese. 

Become a better junior cook by understanding the 'why' and 'how' of what happens in the kitchen. And have loads of fun doing it! 

NOTE: Students should bring a sack lunch each day.

Participation Class | Tastings
Tue 6/08, Wed 6/09 & Thu 6/10/2021     10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 


SERIES FEE: $240 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CLASS: 

We Require A Waiver Signed By Parent/Legal Guardian: 

·       Prior to admittance to this class, a Waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.    [Click here to download the Waiver]

·       Note that the Waiver requires that you provide  (1) a phone numberwhere you can be reached during the class if necessary and (2) name(s) of any additional people who are authorized to pick upthe child after class.  

·       We encourage you to print off a copy of this Waiver, sign it and either 1) scan and email it to heather@kcculinary.comor 2) bring it to class with your student.  Without an appropriately signed Waiver your child will not be allowed to attend class.  We are sorry but we cannot make any exceptions to this rule.  Also note that If someone other than the parent signs a Waiver, they will need a legal document to be presented that shows without question that they have the legal authority to sign a Waiver on behalf of your child at that time.

What To Wear To Class:  For safety reasons, we also recommend that students wear close-toed shoes, long pants and have long hair pulled back.

If Your Child Plans To Attend Class With Someone Else,  For On-Site Classes, when your child arrives, please ask them to check in with our Class Assistant who will give them information as to where they will be seated.  We will be arranging our classrooms to allow for social distancing.  In order to comply with governmental orders and for the protection of our guests and staff, your child must wear a mask when here at The Culinary Center of Kansas City. If your child is planning to sit next to someone attending with them, we would suggest arriving at least 20 minutes prior to the same start time of the class so that we can address that request.  Both students would need to be comfortable with the request to be seated together. Thank you! 

Only Registered Students Allowed In The Classroom During Class:  This is so your child will have the best possible experience and the instructors have their full attention.  Parents should plan to pick up their students at the end of the advertised hours for their class.

Important Information Regarding Children With Special Needs:  Our cooking instructors are skilled in teaching culinary education at an age appropriate level.  Several of our instructors even have early childhood and teaching background and certification.  However, we are not equipped to work with, nor are these classes designed for, children who may have special needs, issues with focus, or difficulty with sitting still to listen and concentrate on the instructor or issues with relating to other students in a classroom setting.  When we encounter a student who requires significant special attention, the experience for the other students suffers.  While our class and cooking camps are well staffed, we just don’t have the staff to be able to allocate someone to work directly with your child for the entire class.  Should we identify a situation where we believe a student falls within one or more of these categories, we will be contacting you to pick up your students.  Unfortunately, we will not be able to issue a refund for all or any part of the class or camp fees.   Please feel free to call us to discuss any questions or concerns that you feel should be discussed in advance of your child’s class.  Please be aware of our 3-day cancellation policy.

Junior Chefs in the Kitchen™, Junior Chefs Academy™, Li’l Kids In The Kitchen™, Tiny Tots In The Kitchen™, Professional Culinary Arts Classes & Series™ and Pro Classes™ are trademarks and service marks of The Culinary Center of Kansas City®.

Events in this Series:

Junior Chefs (9-14): A 3-Day Tasty Kitchen Science Camp!

A little bit of chemistry knowledge goes a long way in the kitchen. If you want to learn not just howto cook but also whythings happen the way they do when you cook, then join Kitchen Professor Lisa Sharpe Elles for this 3-Day Camp where you’ll do just that. She's a ‘real deal’ college professor with lots of experience teaching young chefs. 

You get to be the scientist as you test out your new knowledge by performing recipe experiments in the kitchen. We will tap into your inner Alton Brown (think Food TV’s favorite kitchen scientist) as we learn about each of the four basic food molecules: water, protein, carbohydrates and fats, by creating variations on classic recipes like pancakes and pasta.

Have you ever wondered how baked goods “magically" rise in the oven or how sugar crystals turn into caramel and candy? To investigate these topics, we will make pizza dough that rises and peanut brittle that foams.

Did you know that acids like lemon juice and vinegar can brighten and enhance food flavor, in addition to changing textures and even colors? You will get to test the effects of acids in a homemade slaw and even make fresh homemade cheese. 

Become a better junior cook by understanding the 'why' and 'how' of what happens in the kitchen. And have loads of fun doing it! 

NOTE: Students should bring a sack lunch each day.

Participation Class | Tastings
Tue 6/08, Wed 6/09 & Thu 6/10/2021     10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 


SERIES FEE: $240 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CLASS: 

We Require A Waiver Signed By Parent/Legal Guardian: 

·       Prior to admittance to this class, a Waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.    [Click here to download the Waiver]

·       Note that the Waiver requires that you provide  (1) a phone numberwhere you can be reached during the class if necessary and (2) name(s) of any additional people who are authorized to pick upthe child after class.  

·       We encourage you to print off a copy of this Waiver, sign it and either 1) scan and email it to heather@kcculinary.comor 2) bring it to class with your student.  Without an appropriately signed Waiver your child will not be allowed to attend class.  We are sorry but we cannot make any exceptions to this rule.  Also note that If someone other than the parent signs a Waiver, they will need a legal document to be presented that shows without question that they have the legal authority to sign a Waiver on behalf of your child at that time.

What To Wear To Class:  For safety reasons, we also recommend that students wear close-toed shoes, long pants and have long hair pulled back.

If Your Child Plans To Attend Class With Someone Else,  For On-Site Classes, when your child arrives, please ask them to check in with our Class Assistant who will give them information as to where they will be seated.  We will be arranging our classrooms to allow for social distancing.  In order to comply with governmental orders and for the protection of our guests and staff, your child must wear a mask when here at The Culinary Center of Kansas City. If your child is planning to sit next to someone attending with them, we would suggest arriving at least 20 minutes prior to the same start time of the class so that we can address that request.  Both students would need to be comfortable with the request to be seated together. Thank you! 

Only Registered Students Allowed In The Classroom During Class:  This is so your child will have the best possible experience and the instructors have their full attention.  Parents should plan to pick up their students at the end of the advertised hours for their class.

Important Information Regarding Children With Special Needs:  Our cooking instructors are skilled in teaching culinary education at an age appropriate level.  Several of our instructors even have early childhood and teaching background and certification.  However, we are not equipped to work with, nor are these classes designed for, children who may have special needs, issues with focus, or difficulty with sitting still to listen and concentrate on the instructor or issues with relating to other students in a classroom setting.  When we encounter a student who requires significant special attention, the experience for the other students suffers.  While our class and cooking camps are well staffed, we just don’t have the staff to be able to allocate someone to work directly with your child for the entire class.  Should we identify a situation where we believe a student falls within one or more of these categories, we will be contacting you to pick up your students.  Unfortunately, we will not be able to issue a refund for all or any part of the class or camp fees.   Please feel free to call us to discuss any questions or concerns that you feel should be discussed in advance of your child’s class.  Please be aware of our 3-day cancellation policy.

Junior Chefs in the Kitchen™, Junior Chefs Academy™, Li’l Kids In The Kitchen™, Tiny Tots In The Kitchen™, Professional Culinary Arts Classes & Series™ and Pro Classes™ are trademarks and service marks of The Culinary Center of Kansas City®.

Junior Chefs (9-14): A 3-Day Tasty Kitchen Science Camp!

A little bit of chemistry knowledge goes a long way in the kitchen. If you want to learn not just howto cook but also whythings happen the way they do when you cook, then join Kitchen Professor Lisa Sharpe Elles for this 3-Day Camp where you’ll do just that. She's a ‘real deal’ college professor with lots of experience teaching young chefs. 

You get to be the scientist as you test out your new knowledge by performing recipe experiments in the kitchen. We will tap into your inner Alton Brown (think Food TV’s favorite kitchen scientist) as we learn about each of the four basic food molecules: water, protein, carbohydrates and fats, by creating variations on classic recipes like pancakes and pasta.

Have you ever wondered how baked goods “magically" rise in the oven or how sugar crystals turn into caramel and candy? To investigate these topics, we will make pizza dough that rises and peanut brittle that foams.

Did you know that acids like lemon juice and vinegar can brighten and enhance food flavor, in addition to changing textures and even colors? You will get to test the effects of acids in a homemade slaw and even make fresh homemade cheese. 

Become a better junior cook by understanding the 'why' and 'how' of what happens in the kitchen. And have loads of fun doing it! 

NOTE: Students should bring a sack lunch each day.

Participation Class | Tastings
Tue 6/08, Wed 6/09 & Thu 6/10/2021     10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 


SERIES FEE: $240 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CLASS: 

We Require A Waiver Signed By Parent/Legal Guardian: 

·       Prior to admittance to this class, a Waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.    [Click here to download the Waiver]

·       Note that the Waiver requires that you provide  (1) a phone numberwhere you can be reached during the class if necessary and (2) name(s) of any additional people who are authorized to pick upthe child after class.  

·       We encourage you to print off a copy of this Waiver, sign it and either 1) scan and email it to heather@kcculinary.comor 2) bring it to class with your student.  Without an appropriately signed Waiver your child will not be allowed to attend class.  We are sorry but we cannot make any exceptions to this rule.  Also note that If someone other than the parent signs a Waiver, they will need a legal document to be presented that shows without question that they have the legal authority to sign a Waiver on behalf of your child at that time.

What To Wear To Class:  For safety reasons, we also recommend that students wear close-toed shoes, long pants and have long hair pulled back.

If Your Child Plans To Attend Class With Someone Else,  For On-Site Classes, when your child arrives, please ask them to check in with our Class Assistant who will give them information as to where they will be seated.  We will be arranging our classrooms to allow for social distancing.  In order to comply with governmental orders and for the protection of our guests and staff, your child must wear a mask when here at The Culinary Center of Kansas City. If your child is planning to sit next to someone attending with them, we would suggest arriving at least 20 minutes prior to the same start time of the class so that we can address that request.  Both students would need to be comfortable with the request to be seated together. Thank you! 

Only Registered Students Allowed In The Classroom During Class:  This is so your child will have the best possible experience and the instructors have their full attention.  Parents should plan to pick up their students at the end of the advertised hours for their class.

Important Information Regarding Children With Special Needs:  Our cooking instructors are skilled in teaching culinary education at an age appropriate level.  Several of our instructors even have early childhood and teaching background and certification.  However, we are not equipped to work with, nor are these classes designed for, children who may have special needs, issues with focus, or difficulty with sitting still to listen and concentrate on the instructor or issues with relating to other students in a classroom setting.  When we encounter a student who requires significant special attention, the experience for the other students suffers.  While our class and cooking camps are well staffed, we just don’t have the staff to be able to allocate someone to work directly with your child for the entire class.  Should we identify a situation where we believe a student falls within one or more of these categories, we will be contacting you to pick up your students.  Unfortunately, we will not be able to issue a refund for all or any part of the class or camp fees.   Please feel free to call us to discuss any questions or concerns that you feel should be discussed in advance of your child’s class.  Please be aware of our 3-day cancellation policy.

Junior Chefs in the Kitchen™, Junior Chefs Academy™, Li’l Kids In The Kitchen™, Tiny Tots In The Kitchen™, Professional Culinary Arts Classes & Series™ and Pro Classes™ are trademarks and service marks of The Culinary Center of Kansas City®.

Junior Chefs (9-14): A 3-Day Tasty Kitchen Science Camp!

A little bit of chemistry knowledge goes a long way in the kitchen. If you want to learn not just howto cook but also whythings happen the way they do when you cook, then join Kitchen Professor Lisa Sharpe Elles for this 3-Day Camp where you’ll do just that. She's a ‘real deal’ college professor with lots of experience teaching young chefs. 

You get to be the scientist as you test out your new knowledge by performing recipe experiments in the kitchen. We will tap into your inner Alton Brown (think Food TV’s favorite kitchen scientist) as we learn about each of the four basic food molecules: water, protein, carbohydrates and fats, by creating variations on classic recipes like pancakes and pasta.

Have you ever wondered how baked goods “magically" rise in the oven or how sugar crystals turn into caramel and candy? To investigate these topics, we will make pizza dough that rises and peanut brittle that foams.

Did you know that acids like lemon juice and vinegar can brighten and enhance food flavor, in addition to changing textures and even colors? You will get to test the effects of acids in a homemade slaw and even make fresh homemade cheese. 

Become a better junior cook by understanding the 'why' and 'how' of what happens in the kitchen. And have loads of fun doing it! 

NOTE: Students should bring a sack lunch each day.

Participation Class | Tastings
Tue 6/08, Wed 6/09 & Thu 6/10/2021     10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 


SERIES FEE: $240 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS CLASS: 

We Require A Waiver Signed By Parent/Legal Guardian: 

·       Prior to admittance to this class, a Waiver must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.    [Click here to download the Waiver]

·       Note that the Waiver requires that you provide  (1) a phone numberwhere you can be reached during the class if necessary and (2) name(s) of any additional people who are authorized to pick upthe child after class.  

·       We encourage you to print off a copy of this Waiver, sign it and either 1) scan and email it to heather@kcculinary.comor 2) bring it to class with your student.  Without an appropriately signed Waiver your child will not be allowed to attend class.  We are sorry but we cannot make any exceptions to this rule.  Also note that If someone other than the parent signs a Waiver, they will need a legal document to be presented that shows without question that they have the legal authority to sign a Waiver on behalf of your child at that time.

What To Wear To Class:  For safety reasons, we also recommend that students wear close-toed shoes, long pants and have long hair pulled back.

If Your Child Plans To Attend Class With Someone Else,  For On-Site Classes, when your child arrives, please ask them to check in with our Class Assistant who will give them information as to where they will be seated.  We will be arranging our classrooms to allow for social distancing.  In order to comply with governmental orders and for the protection of our guests and staff, your child must wear a mask when here at The Culinary Center of Kansas City. If your child is planning to sit next to someone attending with them, we would suggest arriving at least 20 minutes prior to the same start time of the class so that we can address that request.  Both students would need to be comfortable with the request to be seated together. Thank you! 

Only Registered Students Allowed In The Classroom During Class:  This is so your child will have the best possible experience and the instructors have their full attention.  Parents should plan to pick up their students at the end of the advertised hours for their class.

Important Information Regarding Children With Special Needs:  Our cooking instructors are skilled in teaching culinary education at an age appropriate level.  Several of our instructors even have early childhood and teaching background and certification.  However, we are not equipped to work with, nor are these classes designed for, children who may have special needs, issues with focus, or difficulty with sitting still to listen and concentrate on the instructor or issues with relating to other students in a classroom setting.  When we encounter a student who requires significant special attention, the experience for the other students suffers.  While our class and cooking camps are well staffed, we just don’t have the staff to be able to allocate someone to work directly with your child for the entire class.  Should we identify a situation where we believe a student falls within one or more of these categories, we will be contacting you to pick up your students.  Unfortunately, we will not be able to issue a refund for all or any part of the class or camp fees.   Please feel free to call us to discuss any questions or concerns that you feel should be discussed in advance of your child’s class.  Please be aware of our 3-day cancellation policy.

Junior Chefs in the Kitchen™, Junior Chefs Academy™, Li’l Kids In The Kitchen™, Tiny Tots In The Kitchen™, Professional Culinary Arts Classes & Series™ and Pro Classes™ are trademarks and service marks of The Culinary Center of Kansas City®.

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