Join us to make a treat-filled tea party! In this class, we’ll explore a collection of easy, elegant, and delicious breakfast classics that can turn an ordinary morning into something memorable. Whether you’re preparing for a cozy gathering with friends or simply want to make your weekend feel special, we’ll teach you how to make impressive baked…
Join us to make a treat-filled tea party! In this class, we’ll explore a collection of easy, elegant, and delicious breakfast classics that can turn an ordinary morning into something memorable. Whether you’re preparing for a cozy gathering with friends or simply want to make your weekend feel special, we’ll teach you how to make impressive baked goods with minimal fuss, using ingredients you likely already have on hand. Expect a relaxed and playful class, where hosting is about joy, not perfection.
What to Expect
- Hands-on instruction for two versatile breakfast pastries
- Tasting and comparison of butter vs. cream scones
- A detailed, recipe packet to take home
- Coffee, tea, soft drinks, and a “tea party” to enjoy our baked goods during class (additional beverages available for purchase)
Please let us know about any food allergies at checkout. This class includes wheat, dairy, eggs, and tree nuts. We are not able to accommodate gluten allergies in our flour-filled teaching kitchen.
Who This Course Is For
Bakers of all levels are welcome! Especially great for:
- People who love hosting or want to start
- Home cooks looking for low-effort, high-reward treats
- Students who want solid baking instruction and encouragement to play
What to Bring
- A fun-loving attitude for baking and brunch! Aprons, course materials, and ingredients are provided.
Recipes
- Butter Scones
- Cream Scones (not made in class but baked for side-by-side tasting)
- Twice-Baked Croissants
- Compound Butters: Maple Cinnamon, Orange Honey, Blueberry
- "Almost Any Fruit" Jam
Meet Your Instructor
Elana Berusch is a baker and food scientist who loves to play with her food and push the boundaries of pastry. She believes that baking can and should be accessible to anyone who has the desire to learn, and strives to demystify recipes and techniques that seem intimidating. When she's not baking, Elana can be found hosting silly parties for friends, doing arts & crafts, or gardening.
