Cooking Class ~
The cooking
club is made up of men and women. Members meet every other month at a different
member's home. Traditional and original recipes are prepared, documented and
shared for the other members to enjoy. The classes started with a two- or
three-item sampler and have evolved into a full-course dinner (party) for
anyone interested in cooking and their spouses.
Schedule cycle~
- September 18, 2004 -
Johnny, Jo & Gloria Cendagorta
- November
6, 2004 - Ariella,
Diane and Dana Barrutia
- January
26, 2005 -
No Class
-
April 16, 2005 - Lisa Carricaburu
-
May
2005 -
No Class
- July 2005 - No Class
- August
20, 2005 -
Magdalena and Jaime Sangroniz
- November
2005 -
No Class
- January 2006 -
No Class
-
March 25, 2006 - Larry
and Peggy Osoro
-
June
10, 2006 - Janick &
Vincent Barger
- July 2006 - No Class
- September 9, 2006 - Javier & Trudy Guerricabeitia
- March
24, 2007 - Mary & Jean Gaztambide
- May 12, 2007 - Lisa &
John Carricaburu
- September 2007 -
No Class
-
November 2007 - No Class
-
March 29, 2008 - Ariella,
Diane and Dana Barrutia
-
May
10, 2008
-
Jean & Monique Flesher
- September
6, 2008 - Javier & Trudy Guerricabeitia
- November
8, 2008 -
Larry and Peggy Osoro
-
May
9, 2009 -
Lisa Carricaburu
-
October 17 2009 -
Mary & Jean Gaztambide
- March
2010 -
Johnny, Jo & Gloria Cendagorta
- May
2010 - Bryan Osoro
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The Gaztambides hosted
the October cooking class. They made many pintxoak and Marmitako. The pintxos
included Broiled Mussels with Parsley and Parmesan, Championes Rellenos,
Bocadillo Peperada, Albondigas en Salsa de Tomate, Bunuelos de Bacalao, Basque
Fries, Tortilla de Gamba, Spicy Chicken Wings and a Tomato and Watermelon
Salad. We had Pastel de Arroz con Leche al Ron de Pedro Subijana, plus
cheese for dessert. There were fewer people than normal but the food wad good
and we all had a great time!.
See
link below for photos.

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