Setting The Table

Get out of the house and cook!

Setting the Table is a cooking class series geared towards expectant parents and young families living in New York. These interactive classes will stimulate all your senses with delicious food, great conversations with other parents, new cooking skills, and musing on Jewish family food traditions. Classes focus on learning cooking techniques for simple, delicious, healthy meals for your growing family.

Join us for drop-in classes in Brownstone Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan

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Earth Day Eats: Cooking for Planet Earth

Sunday, April 28, 10:00-11:30 am at Congregation Beth Elohim
Garfield Place and 8th Avenue, Brooklyn; Class is $10 per family
Sunday, April 28, 4:00-5:30 pm at the 14th Street Y
East 14th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenue, Lower Manhattan
 

Learn to cook delicious snacks that are easy for you, healthy for your child and good for the planet. Parents will learn essential tips and cooking techniques that will help them learn special ways to spice up snack time. Then join Dr. Lyvia Larish for a discussion about healthy eating for the little ones. Childcare will be provided during the class, while parents learn new skills in the kitchen.

More about Dr. Lyvia Larish: She is a third year Pediatric Resident at New York Presbyterian – Weill Cornell. Throughout her training she has focused on childhood nutrition and obesity. She will be going into practice as a general pediatrician in the summer of 2013. Dr. Larish lives in Manhattan’s upper east side with her husband and 15 month old daughter, Yael.

Spaces are limited so Register Today!

Cosponsored with the 14th Street Y and Congregation Beth Elohim
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Hazon’s Setting the Table series are cooking classes geared towards expectant parents and young families living in Brownstone Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan. This program is generously supported by UJA-Federation of New York.