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Mastering Artisan Breads: Breads 101 Fall/Winter Baking Experience in Baltimore - Baltimore

Mastering Artisan Breads: Breads 101 Fall/Winter Baking Experience in Baltimore

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

No specific fitness level required; suitable for most participants comfortable standing for moderate periods.

Overview

Discover the art of artisan bread baking with Breads 101’s Fall/Winter menu in Baltimore. Spend three hands-on hours mastering Focaccia and Sourdough English Muffins in a warm, collaborative kitchen setting.

Baltimore, Maryland

Breads 101 (Fall/Winter Menu)

Ages 15+ • 3 hours

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About This Adventure

This 3-hour introductory course teaches essential skills for making leavened doughs, including Focaccia and Sourdough English Muffins. Participants will learn about ingredients and techniques while working collaboratively, with specific policies on rescheduling, refunds, and safety measures in place.

Duration

3 hours

About

This introductory course teaches the foundational skills needed to make successful leavened doughs. Our Chefs focus on breaking down each step of the bread-making process from ingredients such as yeast and flour types to mixing and shaping techniques.

Students will work together to make Focaccia, Sourdough English Muffins, and a Basic Artisan Loaf so they can see the full spectrum that bread has to offer.

Terms and Conditions

How to Reschedule If you need to reschedule for any reason, please notify us either by phone at (443) 869-5121 or by email at kitchen@baltimorechefshop.com.

  • Because space is so limited, we require 48-hours notice for any changes.
  • Cancelling or rescheduling your booking within the 48-hour timeframe will result in a forfeiture of your credit.
  • If you find yourself unable to attend your class and the 48-hour deadline has already passed, we encourage you to send a friend in your place.

Non-Refund Policy Please note that, due to limited space, we have a strict no refunds policy. This includes any client cancellations due to COVID or any other illness. Unfortunately, COVID has become a part of daily life for everyone. We trust that all clients who book with us are aware of the potential that they may need to cancel their reservation due to their own illness or due to exposure to someone with COVID and have weighed that possibility prior to signing up for their non-refundable class.

Drinks We are a BYOB kitchen. Water with citrus is provided for all classes and you are welcome to bring an alternative beverage to enjoy with your meal. Please be advised that we are not able to allow spirits and hard liquor in the kitchen.

Kitchen Attire All equipment, ingredients, and aprons are provided by us. As a safety consideration, we ask that you wear close-toed shoes. It's advisable to pull back long hair and to avoid wearing dangling jewelry.

Age Restrictions Daytime classes are for ages 15+ and our classes after 6pm are for ages 18+. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Check out our Parent and Me classes for ages 8-17. For safety purposes, kids under the age of 8 are not permitted in the kitchens.

Allergies As our menu-based classes are collaborative, altering the recipe for a particular aversion or allergy means that the other clients are not able to enjoy the dish as it is meant to be prepared. Since this is meant to be a fun learning environment, we strongly suggest that you select a menu that accommodates your particular allergies.

Please be advised that, in the case of severe nut or gluten allergies, we are not a nut-free nor gluten-free kitchen and cross contamination from other classes cannot be safely avoided.

COVID Safety Baltimore Chef Shop adheres to all Baltimore City COVID mandates.

Guests may request to take their food home at the end of the class if they do not wish to dine indoors. We will have to-go containers for your convenience.

Adventure Tips

Pre-class preparation matters

Review the ingredient list ahead and ensure you have comfortable clothing suitable for kitchen work.

Bring a notebook

Jot down tips and techniques during the session for easier replication at home.

Arrive early

Arriving 10-15 minutes early helps you settle in and get familiar with the workspace.

Practice patience

Allow fermentation and rising times to fully develop flavors; rushing the process affects results.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Urban birds like pigeons and sparrows in outdoor market spaces
  • Seasonal migrating ducks along the Baltimore Inner Harbor

History

Baltimore’s culinary scene is deeply influenced by its immigrant history, especially Italian and German baking traditions that inspire this class.

Conservation

The workshop emphasizes sustainable ingredient sourcing and minimal waste practices, reflecting a commitment to eco-friendly culinary education.

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Recommended Gear

Apron

Essential

Protect your clothes from flour and dough while maintaining comfort in a warm kitchen.

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Notebook and pen

Essential

Record instructions, tips, and recipe adjustments during the class.

Comfortable closed-toe shoes

Essential

Provide safety and support while standing and moving in the kitchen.

Reusable container or bag

Bring home your freshly baked bread safely.