Master Classes In Yorkshire (trip)

Master Classes In Yorkshire

  • Shannon Airport, Ireland
  • Culinary & Wine Travel
Ireland

from £585* per person3 DaysFebruary-July, September, October
Boutique accommodations Exertion level: 3
Operator: Gourmet On Tour 16 people max
Enjoy the delights of a cooking holiday at an exclusive luxury castle, Swinton Park, set in 200 acres of parkland, lakes and gardens. The castle is surrounded by a family estate in which guests have access to rivers, reservoirs, moorland and the beautiful countryside of the Yorkshire Dales. With 4 Red Stars and 3 Rosettes awarded by the AA for excellent facilities, high levels of service, quality of cuisine, and the chance to cook with a celebrity chef, this will be a gourmet holiday to remember!

Cookery School

The cookery school is housed in the ground floor of the converted Georgian stables, which
overlook the castle turret and parkland.  Rosemary Shrager is our guest Celebrity Chef for the
2008 courses, with a choice of Modern British, Mediterranean Food and Fish and Seafood.
The kitchen is always busy and you will be amazed by the scope of each course – our underly-
ing philosophy is that the only way to learn is by hands on experience and we ensures that
every guest cooks to the best of their ability.

The four acre walled garden behind the hotel is planted with fruit, vegetables and herbs, pro-
viding a ready source of fresh ingredients for the hotel and school kitchens, and cut flowers
during the summer months.

We also welcome non-cooking partners. An extensive range of country pursuits are available to guests, who do not wish to cook - such as fishing, golf, falconry, off-road driving or simply in-
dulge at our Spa.

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Itinerary

We are often asked what is involved on each course, which can be very hard to illustrate as so much is involved! During the course of a day, each dish for the day's meals will be prepared and each cooking session is also interspersed by a master class - concentrating on a particular ingredient and various ways of cooking with it or on one dish and all its variations.
 
Most of the day is spent "hands on" at every stage of the course, although the day is interspersed with a few demonstrations from your chef just to give you a breather.
 
The courses start at 4.30 pm on Sunday or Wednesday and end after lunch two days later, Tuesday or Friday at approx 3 pm.

During all the residential courses, breakfast is served in the hotel, with lunch and dinner in the cookery school dining room.  Lunch will be a fairly light two course meal, whilst dinner is a more formal three course meal.
 
The two day courses are themed on various styles of cooking, such as Mediterranean Food, Fish and Seafood and Modern British.

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