The World's first Bakewell Pudding Cupcake premieres at Hartingtons School of Food this Saturday the 21st July. For lovers of the Bakewell Pudding this modern twist of the classic Bakewell dish will be an interesting addition. Not only will visitors to Hartingtons School of Food be able to sample this World first but they will also be treated to a 'pop up gallery' featuring the antics of Sheffield cartoon character 'Pearl'. Pearl has pretensions to be the "New Tart in Bakewell" and will guarantee to shock and amuse visitors to the converted Rutland Mill in Bakewell.
So why not pop in to our 'pop up' in Bakewell and feast yourself on Bakewell Tart and Cupcakes and check out Hartingtons latest cookery and artisan food courses (with show offers available only on the day!)
Cookery courses in Derbyshire
Hartingtons is a School of Food in Bakewell in the Peak District. We also provide expert courses and mentoring on setting up food/drink related businesses.
Thursday, 19 July 2012
Sunday, 15 July 2012
Food foraging course in the Peak District
Food foraging has become incredibly popular. Foraging for food involves people using the natural world as their own larder finding edible, nuts, berries, plants, fungi and even tree sap. In our case students will venture into the fabulous Peak District to look for unique natural foods growing wild and which most of us would just ignore. With some expert guidance from Chris Bax who has become one of the countries foremost experts in food foraging you will be shown how to forage food safely and harvest some of natures most interesting natural flavours. Chris regularly appears on TV and in the media as an expert on food foraging. Originally a chef, Chris will then demonstrate his culinary skills to show you how to use the foraged food to make distinctive but easy to create dishes.
Food foraging courses in the Peak District
Food foraging courses in the Peak District
Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Artisan bread making courses - MORE experts
Hartingtons of Bakewell prides itself on getting in experts to deliver its artisan food and cookery courses. We think this way we get real experts who are passionate about the courses they are delivering and we can give our students greater variety in terms of tutor styles and backgrounds.
Take for example our artisan bread courses. Hartingtons are fast gaining a national reputation for our artisan bread making courses. I don't think that there is any other School of Food in the country that has four different artisan bakers delivering artisan bread making courses at the same time. We think variety, choice and expertise is good. From a glance at the reviews on Tripadvisor it seems that our students agree.
Have a look at our range of expert tutors and find an artisan bread making course that suits you. Bread making will never be so much fun and your bread will never have tasted so good!
Artisan bread making courses - fun and truly inspirational
Take for example our artisan bread courses. Hartingtons are fast gaining a national reputation for our artisan bread making courses. I don't think that there is any other School of Food in the country that has four different artisan bakers delivering artisan bread making courses at the same time. We think variety, choice and expertise is good. From a glance at the reviews on Tripadvisor it seems that our students agree.
Have a look at our range of expert tutors and find an artisan bread making course that suits you. Bread making will never be so much fun and your bread will never have tasted so good!
Artisan bread making courses - fun and truly inspirational
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Cup cake making in Bakewell
Great baking and Bakewell are made to go together - it's in the name!
It's no surprise that the first ever cup cake making class at Hartingtons School of Food SOLD OUT within days of being announced. The cup cake making course will be taken by Emma Mitchell who provides the cup cakes for the world famous Chatsworth House Farm Shop. Emma will take aspiring cup cake makers through the steps of decorating your cup cakes with fondant and butter cream. You will also be treated to a tutored cup cake tasting and will take away four beautifully decorated cup cakes at the end.
Due to the phenomenal demand for places on this cup caking making course Hartingtons has just announced an additional date of the 19th August so why not treat yourself to a fun Sunday morning out in Bakewell learning about the intricacies of cup cake making.
It's no surprise that the first ever cup cake making class at Hartingtons School of Food SOLD OUT within days of being announced. The cup cake making course will be taken by Emma Mitchell who provides the cup cakes for the world famous Chatsworth House Farm Shop. Emma will take aspiring cup cake makers through the steps of decorating your cup cakes with fondant and butter cream. You will also be treated to a tutored cup cake tasting and will take away four beautifully decorated cup cakes at the end.
Due to the phenomenal demand for places on this cup caking making course Hartingtons has just announced an additional date of the 19th August so why not treat yourself to a fun Sunday morning out in Bakewell learning about the intricacies of cup cake making.
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Fathers Day Gift? - Beer Brewing Day in Bakewell in the Peak District
If you're fast running out of time to find a unique Fathers Day gift for your Dad then why not treat him to a Beer Brewing Day at Bakewell on 23rd June?
This full day "hands on" course includes all refreshments, a Peak District Ploughmans Lunch and a tutored tasting of local beers.
Paul Taylor our 'Brew Meister' will take Dad through all the stages necessary to create his own unique beer using pure natural ingredients; demonstrating how to set up a 'brew' using basic home brewing equipment. Paul is one of the founder members of the Nottingham Brewers Group, he heads up the Lab at Murphys & Son (one of the UK's leading suppliers to the UK micro brewery sector) and was also on the judging panel at the SIBA National Beer Championships.
Along the way he'll talk Dad through:
* The brewing process
* The ingredients: malt, hops, yeast and the importance of 'water'
* How to bottle beer successfully including some useful tips from an experienced brewer.
Paul will explain and show the 'sparge and boil'' so that Dad has a clear understanding of the full home brewing process. At the end of the course he will have the skill and knowledge to be able to create his own varied and professional tasting beers at home with just basic home brewing equipment.
JUST 4 PLACES LEFT NOW...........
WE CAN EVEN E-MAIL YOU A PERSONALISED GIFT LETTER TO GIVE TO DAD THIS SUNDAY INVITING HIM TO THE EVENT!
This full day "hands on" course includes all refreshments, a Peak District Ploughmans Lunch and a tutored tasting of local beers.
Paul Taylor our 'Brew Meister' will take Dad through all the stages necessary to create his own unique beer using pure natural ingredients; demonstrating how to set up a 'brew' using basic home brewing equipment. Paul is one of the founder members of the Nottingham Brewers Group, he heads up the Lab at Murphys & Son (one of the UK's leading suppliers to the UK micro brewery sector) and was also on the judging panel at the SIBA National Beer Championships.
Along the way he'll talk Dad through:
* The brewing process
* The ingredients: malt, hops, yeast and the importance of 'water'
* How to bottle beer successfully including some useful tips from an experienced brewer.
Paul will explain and show the 'sparge and boil'' so that Dad has a clear understanding of the full home brewing process. At the end of the course he will have the skill and knowledge to be able to create his own varied and professional tasting beers at home with just basic home brewing equipment.
JUST 4 PLACES LEFT NOW...........
WE CAN EVEN E-MAIL YOU A PERSONALISED GIFT LETTER TO GIVE TO DAD THIS SUNDAY INVITING HIM TO THE EVENT!
Saturday, 9 June 2012
Things to do this weekend in the Peak District - Visit Baslow Food Fair and Chatsworth House
Our very popular Peak District - Baslow Artisan Food and Drink Fair makes a welcome return this weekend and showcases 20 of the best
Artisan Food and Drink producers from in and around the Peak District.
The Fair takes place this
Sunday 17th June in Baslow Village Hall (with ample parking in the
pay and display car park next to the Hall). Doors open at 10.30 a.m. and the
event is on until 4.30 p.m. Make sure you come early and
have your pick of the fantastic produce on sale.
Stallholders at this event
include:
Heavenlies – exquisite cakes
and other treats
Dawsons Yard – interesting
selection of herbs, edibles such as lettuce and courgettes, herbaceous
perennials, ferns and shrubs and planted seasonal containers for summer colour
The Loaf – artisan bread and
bakery products
Muffin Topps – cupcakes and
cake pops
Tea Man – wide range of teas
and gift packs
Fruit and Herb Company –
home made oils, dressings and preserves as well as Derbyshire oatcakes
Nonnas - gourmet food and drink from the Italian deli
Home Kitchen Produce –
cookies in a jar
Domaine du Pyre – Beaujolais
wines from family vineyard
Halls Home Produce – great range of pates,
potted meat, charcuterie and mushy peas
Tindalls of Tideswell –
fantastic range of sweet and savoury items
Liberty Foods – artisan pork
pies with a modern twist!
Greenside Deli – wide range
of bespoke preserves
Heavenly Cheesecake Company –
delicious hand made cheesecakes
Hartingtons School of Food –
artisan food courses, food events and food tours
And outside all day Lee
Capille will be serving gourmet Italian Coffee and his authentic home made
chicken and chorizo paella.
FREE ADMISSION
Baslow Village Hall is
situated right next to the Chatsworth House….. so why not combine a visit to
our Peak District Food Fair with a visit to one of the nation’s best loved stately homes
which recently featured in a BBC three part documentary and has already made
stars of some of the Chatsworth staff!
Monday, 4 June 2012
Weekend Sourdough Bread Making Course - Sells Out!
Some artisan bread makers would insist that there is only one 'real bread' and that is bread made with a natural leaven such as sourdough culture. Sourdough bread baking pre-dates bread making with bakers yeast and uses Lactobacillus culture to leaven the bread. The popularity of making your own bread at home has revived interest in artisan bread making and in particular bread baking using sourdough cultures.
We are delighted to have Mick Saxton (the image is of one of his sourdough loaves) who has his own home bakery in Sheffield coming along to teach the ancient art of sourdough to a full class of eager student bakers in June. Mick has trained at the world renowned Artisan School of Food on the Welbeck Estate and has honed his bread making techniques over several years of intensive training and practice. For those who are eager to learn how to make bread with a sourdough culture then we also have Andrew Auld from the Loaf in Crich coming along in July with another brilliant sourdough course. Have a look at these images on Facebook of Andrew in action demonstrating his wet dough kneading technique.
Sourdough Bread Making Courses
We are delighted to have Mick Saxton (the image is of one of his sourdough loaves) who has his own home bakery in Sheffield coming along to teach the ancient art of sourdough to a full class of eager student bakers in June. Mick has trained at the world renowned Artisan School of Food on the Welbeck Estate and has honed his bread making techniques over several years of intensive training and practice. For those who are eager to learn how to make bread with a sourdough culture then we also have Andrew Auld from the Loaf in Crich coming along in July with another brilliant sourdough course. Have a look at these images on Facebook of Andrew in action demonstrating his wet dough kneading technique.
Sourdough Bread Making Courses
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