Join Chef Pascal Beric in Ridgewood, NJ for a hands-on evening mastering classic French Coq au Vin and seasonal vegetables. This intimate cooking event offers more than just a meal—it’s a culinary journey in a welcoming community setting.
Join Chef Pascal Beric in Ridgewood, NJ for a hands-on evening mastering classic French Coq au Vin and seasonal vegetables. This intimate cooking event offers more than just a meal—it’s a culinary journey in a welcoming community setting.
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Operated by HealthBarn USA · Ridgewood, New Jersey
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; no physical exertion needed beyond standing and light movement in kitchen
Yes, guests can observe and enjoy the meal without participating in the cooking.
Yes, HealthBarn’s facility is wheelchair accessible.
No, you can bring your own beer, wine, or spirits; water and sparkling water will be served.
Yes, please inform organizers in advance so they can make suitable accommodations.
The class is limited to 12 participants to ensure a personalized experience.
You can register online through the provided referral link or call 201-444-2955 to sign up by phone.
HealthBarn started as a mission-driven kitchen-to-garden project focused on youth education and community health in Ridgewood.
HealthBarn emphasizes sustainable garden-to-table practices and uses locally sourced ingredients to reduce environmental impact.
HealthBarn USA is a Ridgewood, New Jersey–based farm and education organization that runs hands-on cooking, gardening, and youth programs focused on healthy eating, seasonal produce, and outdoor learning. It offers a range of workshops and camps for children and families, including spring break camps, multi-week summer Seedlings camps (5- and 10-week options), age-targeted classes such as Sprouts and Seedlings, youth Master Chefs for ages 12 and up, Pollinators sessions, and specialized workshops like Fruit & Nut Tree Basics. Programs combine organic gardening in an on-site garden, a spacious patio kitchen for outdoor cooking, and classroom instruction to teach planting, harvesting, meal preparation, and nutrition. Camp experiences list homemade meals and hands-on cooking where participants prepare seasonal dishes, practice safe knife techniques, and build kitchen confidence. The Fruit & Nut Tree Basics workshop, led by expert Peter Namuj, covers planting, care, and pruning for trees suited to USDA zones 6–7, including figs and pomegranates, and highlights the community orchard at Irene Habernickel Family Park. HealthBarn USA structures programs by age and skill level, serving children ages 4–12 in many camps and adolescents in advanced chef tracks. Sessions emphasize experiential learning, seasonal food literacy, and outdoor safety. All program descriptions reflect scheduled offerings and curriculum themes, focusing on gardening, cooking, creativity, and healthful eating in Ridgewood and the surrounding area. Schedule details, session dates, and registration information are published with each program listing so families can choose sessions that fit their calendars. Updated seasonally.
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