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National Baking Classes

More than two centuries of baking expertise is the key ingredient as America’s oldest flour company continues its decades-old tradition of presenting FREE baking classes around the country, with new classes this year featuring tips and tricks for holiday baking. Each two-hour class includes free recipes, samples, and time to “talk baking” with the talented King Arthur staff – plus a chance to win some great baking-related door prizes!

National Baking Classes

Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads covers basic yeast bread recipes and techniques, from ingredients and mixing, to shaping everything from soft dinner rolls and decadent cinnamon rolls, to decorative loaves and even pizza.

Festive Cookies & Pies

In Festive Cookies & Pies, you’ll learn how to achieve the perfectly flaky pie crust, get your holiday baking done ahead of time, and even sneak some whole grains in for healthier holiday treats.

No registration is necessary - just come join us!
For more information, call 800.827.6836.

We’re coming to your area

Minnesota
October 23-25, 2008

Illinois/Wisconsin
November 12-15, 2008

California
December 3-6, 2008

Minnesota - October 23-25, 2008
Thurs., October 23
Fri., October 24
Sat., October 25

Woodbury, MN

Prestwick Golf Club
9555 Wedgewood Drive
651-294-3165

Burnsville, MN

International Chef’s Culinary Center
12750 Nicollet Avenue South
952-808-1111

Shoreview, MN

Shoreview Community Center
4580 Victoria Street North
651-490-4700

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

11:00 am class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

3:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

Illinois/Wisconsin - November 12-15, 2008
Wed., November 12
Thurs., November 13
Fri., November 14
Sat., November 15

Bolingbrook, IL

Bolingbrook Golf Club
2001 Rodeo Drive
630-771-9400

Palatine, IL

Hotel Indigo Chicago-Schaumburg North
920 E. Northwest Highway
847-359-6900

Brookfield, WI

Brookfield Suites Hotel and Convention Center
1200 S. Moorland Road
262-782-2900

Kenosha, WI

Carthage College
Todd Wehr Center
(Jockey Room A & B)
2001 Alford Park Drive
262-551-8500

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

11:00 am class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

3:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

California - December 3-6, 2008
Wed., December 3
Thurs., December 4
Fri., December 5
Sat., December 6

San Francisco, CA

Embassy Suites Hotel – San Francisco Airport
250 Gateway Blvd.
650-589-3400

San Ramon, CA

The Fountain Room
San Ramon Community Center
12501 Alcosta Blvd
925-973-3200

Elk Grove, CA

The Pavilion in the Elk Grove Regional Park
9950 Elk Grove Florin Road
(916) 405-5300

Moraga, CA

Holy Trinity Cultural Center
1700 School Street
925-899-0943

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

12:00 pm class
Sweet & Savory Yeast Breads

7:00 pm class
Festive Cookies & Pies

Meet our instructor: Carolyn Hack

Carolyn HackCarolyn Hack began baking as a child on her family’s farm in New Jersey and now brings her passion and years of experience to bear as a National Baking Class Instructor for the King Arthur Flour Company of Norwich, Vermont.

Carolyn has a background in theatrical design, working in theater for about 25 years and teaching high school and college students around the country. While her professional life has been dominated by the arts, Carolyn’s home life has always involved lots of cooking and baking. As a young girl, Carolyn baked a cake for her five siblings every day one summer, learning through trial and error the art of baking. Carolyn enjoys baking pies, pastries and bread in her masonry oven during most of the year, and recently has been teaching her four children to bake.

Raised on a farm in northwest New Jersey, Carolyn worked in theater in Seattle for 10 years before moving back to the east coast to make her home. Carolyn now lives on a small farm in Thetford Center, Vermont. When she is not baking bread with King Arthur Flour, she spends her time making fine art paintings as artist Carolyn Enz.