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Current Hours
Daily 9am to 6pm
March 3, 6, 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, 27
Spicer's Cooking Classes
To join any of our lessons at The Cooking School, please call the orchard at 810 632 7692. Have your debit or credit card handy; tuition is 75.00 dollars per student. In addition to your 1.5 - 2 hour long lesson, you will enjoy a full serving of all items your instructor demonstrates, copies of the recipes, and the opportunity to purchase specialized equipment at lesson’s end.
Class Schedule
March 3 and 6
Breads, Biscuits, and Batters: quick Casserole Yeast Breads, Flaky Biscuits, and towering Breakfast Popovers with Gruyere…Throughout history, bread has sustained the hungry masses. Join this hands-on class to experience the ultimate ease and satisfaction of making your own flaky, crusty, and oh so wonderful breads.
March 10 and 13
Simple Mexican Basics: an easy, authentic menu in three courses... From East Lansing’s LS Taco to the heart of Mexico and back in time to Ancient Rome, this famous, no-cook, starter; taco; and flan offer the best of Latin America while avoiding msg and other bad habits.
March 17 and 20
Desserts to Delight in: Three Cities of Spain Cheesecake, an easy, fruit-filled Strudel that doesn’t take years to master, and a one-bowl Banana-Spice Cake that never fails to impress...Nothing is more classic or satisfying than a French-style Cheese-cake of five basic ingredients—unless it is the beauty of a moist, snacking cake or a lovely strudel we seldom see anymore because of the time and skill they typically demand. Trust me. These are easy ways to up your baking game.
March 24 and 27
Classic Custard Pie, warm Bread Pudding, and a Savory Standard of Leeks and Ham...Custards are the forgotten stars of the American dinner table. While quiche is less American and more French, it is a classic we should not regard as difficult or fussy. At the opposite end of the spectrum is the humble but massively American (and just as massively forgotten) custard pie. And who can say no to a warm, unashamedly easy bread pudding? I can’t. And neither will you once you rediscover it’s delicious merits.
Social Distancing Changes
Masks:
When Indoors: Masks are required indoors in Michigan. You must wear a mask when you enter.
Outside - You don't need to wear a mask unless you are within 6 ft of someone that isn't in your household. It's good to have one handy in case you're within 6 ft. Masks are required on the wagon and some areas of the playground.
Market
-has been rearranged for 1 way traffic
-Self serve items are removed
-Plexiglas barriers have been installed at checkouts
-sampling stations closed
-employees wearing masks
-hand sanitizing stations are added
-added sanitation of touch point areas/restrooms
-added deep cleaning
Masks:
When Indoors: Masks are required indoors in Michigan. You must wear a mask when you enter.
Outside - You don't need to wear a mask unless you are within 6 ft of someone that isn't in your household. It's good to have one handy in case you're within 6 ft. Masks are required on the wagon and some areas of the playground.
Market
-has been rearranged for 1 way traffic
-Self serve items are removed
-Plexiglas barriers have been installed at checkouts
-sampling stations closed
-employees wearing masks
-hand sanitizing stations are added
-added sanitation of touch point areas/restrooms
-added deep cleaning