
Brunch Breakdown
In this brunch class, we’ll provide you with the tools you need to host the perfect weekend gathering with classic Spring favorites like hot crossed buns and even homemade marshmallow peeps!

In this brunch class, we’ll provide you with the tools you need to host the perfect weekend gathering with classic Spring favorites like hot crossed buns and even homemade marshmallow peeps!

This course is for students who have taken then intro to fire cooking course and will focus on advanced techniques.

Great Northern Food Hall's Chef Mette and Brownsville Community Culinary Center's Chef Charlene will create a soulful Afro-Caribbean feast. Learn how to make a variety of dishes with many rich and complex flavors.
Class includes 2 beverages of your choice: beer, wine or non-alcoholic beverage.

With limited public appearances during her US book release tour, we are excited to announce a special night with our friend Nancy Singleton Hachisu, a James Beard Award-nominated author of two previous cookbooks: Japanese Farm Food and Preserving the Japanese Way and now Japan: The Cookbook.

Join us in our backyard on Sunday, April 29th (5-8pm) for Whole Hog For A Cause -- a pig roast hosted by The Meat Hook and Threes Brewing supporting The Brownsville Community Culinary Center (BCCC), through their Melting Pot Foundation.

$10 at the door admits one to an evening full of words and food, and includes a free drink with your RSVP. Additional beer, wine, and tea will be available for purchase.

For the first program in our Wild Foods series on May 3, The Language of Flavor in Honey, Carla Marina will lead guests through an in-depth honey tasting where you will learn how to pair various honeys with the perfect food and drink.

Join Italian-trained honey expert Carla Marina Marchese on a sensory journey where you will learn how to taste and pair honey like a pro.

Together we’ll be making delicious regional specialties from the south of India! Rohan Kamicheril of the Tiffin Club will give you the hands-on low-down on using south Indian spices, grains, herbs, cooking techniques, and more, and we’ll end with a delicious brunch (paired with South Indian filter coffee, naturally).

Join us as Chef Nini (former pastry chef of Eleven Madison Park) guides us through some of her preferred dough preparations that are bound to impress any crowd (but are secretly easy!)

Join us at Threes for Cinco de Derby, where Cinco de Mayo meets the Kentucky Derby. We'll be dancing to mariachi in our finest Derby attire, drinking Mescal Mint Juleps and watching the race while eating Cemitas.

We will expose you to recipe formulas for classically gluten free and vegan desserts, that you can adapt to a variety of seasonal produce, spices, and flavor profiles. You will learn techniques for binding without eggs, gelling without gelatin, whipping cream from cashews, and replacing dairy with plant-based substitutes

This mother's day join us for brunch! Comparti will be catering the event right here at Rooftop Reds. Enjoy your favorite meal of the day (!) paired with Rooftop Reds wines and city views. It's the perfect date for any mother.

In this lecture-based class, we’ll go over the ins and outs of Ancient Roman cuisine--principal ingredients and dishes, methods of preparation and serving, and how the food adapted and evolved over time.

Come learn a paramount life skill with FIKA author Johanna Kindvall: to make Swedish Cinnamon Buns from scratch! You will be baking up the iconic cinnamon bun topped with pearl sugar and a few beloved varieties, cardamon bun twists with cardamon sugar and long braided buns with an almond filling.

In collaboration with Chef Mercedes Golip (@iambananista) we're bringing you a love letter to some of the most classic and humble of the Chef's favorite Venezuelan dishes: the arepa

The Crescent City is invading the Gowanus Canal at Threes Brewing. Join us and The Meat Hook for Crescent on the Canal's 4th Annual Crawfish Boil on Sunday, May 20th.

You'll acquire the skills needed to prepare both proteins and produce in this most flavorful of preparations - from crispy skinned fish to the Panang curry stir-fried vegetables (and the perfect steamed rice to accompany them) you'll leave with the tools to tackle the most show-stopping ethnic dishes for your next pot luck.

A vibrant blend of myriad Austronesian cultures such as Chinese, Indian, Spanish and Japanese (but to name just a few), Filipino cuisine is one of the most flavorful in the world. In this class we'll guide you through classics such as crispy lumpia and crowd pleasers like chicken adobo and pancit.

We are frying up a new arancine EVERY WEEKEND from opening until we run outta ballz. Free with the purchase of any drink or NEW Cookbook