easy
6 hours
No special fitness level required, just enthusiasm for baking and learning.
Discover a fun-filled day where teens can master baking skills at Kitchen on Fire. This hands-on workshop combines learning, creativity, and delicious results for young chefs 12-17.
School's Out: 1-Day Teen Croissant Workshop • Berkeley • Mon, Oct 6
Join our 1-Day Teen Baking Workshop and master the art of lamination to create delicious croissants, Danish pastries, and Kouign Amman. Led by Chef Ansarys, this hands-on experience fosters baking skills and confidence in a fun, supportive environment. Perfect for teens aged 12-17, it’s a memorable culinary adventure!
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll unlock the secrets of perfect lamination—the technique behind those buttery, flaky layers in croissants and Danish pastries. Chef Ansarys will share her pro pastry knowledge, along with tips and tricks to boost your baking confidence and help you create bakery-worthy treats from scratch.
4 hours
Berkeley Kitchen - 1509 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley, CA 94709.
Give your teens (ages 12-17) a valuable and meaningful experience that will teach them skills they can build on as college students and adults. Our instructors are not only talented chefs but mentors and parents who love to share their passion for food!
All levels of cooking skill knowledge are welcome!
We are offering 1 day culinary camps on days when school is out. Menus for each of these camps will vary, so that way your teen can come back for multiple 1 day camps and learn a whole new set of skills and foods!
Students will learn important cooking techniques and hopefully get the "bug" for cooking like we do here at Kitchen on Fire. In the end, it is all about having fun in the kitchen!
Once you enroll your teen, you will receive a link in your confirmation email which will direct you to our "Minor Waiver & Consent Form". Please complete and submit this waiver prior to the first class. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at info@kitchenonfire.com.
Each class will begin with a lecture from the chef about the day’s theme and recipes. After this introduction, the group will break up into smaller teams, and start working on the recipes in the class menu. A snack will be served at the beginning of class, and you will be eating the dishes you make at the end of class. You are welcome to eat as much as you’d like in class, though unfortunately, our zoning permit does not allow us to have students take food home.
• Masks are optional • COVID protocols are subject to change to reflect local and state mandates.
• Close toed shoes are mandatory. High heels, open toed shoes, sandals, flip flops are NOT allowed in the kitchen. • Shoulder-length hair or longer needs to be worn back and away from your face; we have plenty of hair ties in the kitchen for you to use and keep. • Feel free to bring a favorite apron or a knife you want to practice with but know that we will supply aprons and all the tools you need for use during class.
Please take a look at the class menu. If you think you might be allergic to anything on the menu, please indicate it on your class registration and if you have a concern, get in touch and we can double check the ingredient list classes@kitchenonfire.com.
Sign up early to secure your spot and get a head start on the fun.
Wear comfortable, layered clothing and an apron to stay clean and comfortable.
Hydrate well and take short breaks to keep energy high throughout the class.
Engage with the instructors and fellow teens for the best learning experience.
The community has a long tradition of culinary arts, with local chefs mentoring youth in cooking skills since the early 2000s.
Kitchen on Fire emphasizes sustainable practices by sourcing ingredients locally and reducing waste in their classes.
Protect clothing from flour and ingredients with a dedicated apron.
Wear comfortable, layered clothing suitable for movement and mess.
Stay hydrated during the busy, hands-on workshop.
Jot down recipes and tips for future baking adventures.