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Egg Cooking Techniques

In this one-time cooking course, we will explore the finer points of sautéing, poaching and basting eggs. I will also teach some tricks on how to flip an egg in a sauté pan.
Chef Danielle Weaver, CWC, CWPC
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:
(147)
Class

What's included

1 live meeting
1 hrs 15 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

Eggs are kind of magical.  No joke.  They are incredibly gooey and slimy but can act like glue when necessary.  There are distinct parts to an egg, but mix with a whisk and it becomes a completely different mixture.  How you introduce an egg to a mixture will dictate whether or not it is accepted.  They can make things puff and rise, brown and caramelize, they can be a binder and also the main star of a dish.  It is said that there are over 101 ways to prepare an egg which is celebrated with 101 pleats in a chef's hat.

Mastering egg cookery is considered a skill of a true chef, as eggs can not only be magical but also temperamental.  Being able to cook an egg in more than one way will open up many food opportunities!

In this class we will focus on poaching, basting and sautéing eggs.  No recipes, nothing fancy, just the repetition of cooking eggs using three specific techniques.

Please refer to my Amazon link for a curated list of ingredients and supplies you may want for this class.
https://Amazon.com/shop/chefd_for_disney

Other Details

Parental Guidance
Parents may want to stay on hand for preheating the oven, as well as putting items in and taking them out of the hot oven. The egg dish will be done on the stove but can be done in the oven, so please be available to help if you are not comfortable with your student doing this on their own.
Supply List
EGGS!  So. Many. Eggs.  Buy enough eggs to practice without being worried you may run out.  Find neighbors and friends happy to eat your eggy mistakes.

2-3 Dozen Eggs
1 medium Sauce pot
1 Small bottle of White Vinegar
1 Medium Saute Pan with Lid (non-stick, stainless steel, or cast iron)
1 Silicone Spatula
1 Slotted Spoon
A plate for the completed eggs
1 Quarter (25 cents)
To Taste Kosher or Sea Salt and Fresh Cracked Pepper

Please refer to my Amazon link for a curated list of ingredients and supplies you may want for this class.
https://Amazon.com/shop/chefd_for_disney
 2 files available upon enrollment
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined November, 2020
5.0
147reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Hello! My name is Danielle Weaver. I am a classically trained chef with an emphasis on baking and pastry, as well as allergy and dietary alternatives. I’ve worked in Hospitality since I was 14, mostly at several 4 and 5 star resorts in both front and back of house. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Culinary Management, a Master's in Business Administration, I am a certified Sommelier and Cicerone.  I am also a Restaurant Consultant, helping create and execute large scale restaurant operations.  I enjoy that cooking is approachable to all, and that it can become a valuable life skill when taught and practiced regularly.

I teach classes that impart a skill or technique.  While my classes may not always produce a complete meal by the end of each session, they will produce a repeatable action that will create the same delicious result every time, allowing you to build an arsenal of skills that will have anyone mastering their kitchen environment quickly.  If you have always been bungled by the finicky 'perfectly poached egg' I can show you how to do it properly and successfully so you are one step closer to being the family go-to for amazing Eggs Benedict.  Speaking of Benedict, if it's the sauce that you just cannot get right, perhaps a class on mother sauces would be just what is needed to make a gorgeous hollandaise.  

In addition to skills and techniques, my classes are filled with food history, food science, and often times we employ food math for our recipes while practicing confidently relying on our intuition.  The best part is that each of us are able to improvise in real time when things in the kitchen find an opportunity to become a challenge, and I work with students on persevering through the challenge at hand to create a great dish, offering alternative options that can help them recover what might have ended up a disaster!

Additionally, I know first hand how hard it can be to navigate food when there is an allergy or a medical restriction at play.  I have spent the past 10 years of my life as a parent of children with food allergies, and as an adult with an autoimmune illness that forced me to educate myself on nutrition, alternative nutrition options, alternative flours and sugars, egg substitutes, etc.  As a Chef, there were a few months there where even I felt helpless.  I have since taken the time to Research and Develop hundreds of recipes that I can share with you to make tasty allergy/dietary friendly foods.

In my time on Outschool I have met hundreds of students so far through group, semi-private, and private classes.  While my goal is to impart a passion of cooking, I have also helped students prepare to enter Culinary High Schools as well as prepare them for entrance into Culinary Institutes across the globe.  I also enjoy fun events like making Hot Chocolate Bombs with a Girl Scout Troop,  showing a STEM Club how to make chemical reactions in food, and helping a student make sushi for a Birthday Celebration!

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$15

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Meets once
75 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
5-10 learners per class

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