Cooking class with kids in Paris?
Jun 6th, 2006, 06:02 AM
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Cooking class with kids in Paris?
I am starting to plan a family trip to Paris in February. My 10 & 11 year old step-daughters love to cook and bake with me. Does anyone know of a cooking class in Paris that would be appropriate to do with kids?
(I am looking to add some indoor/warm activities to our list for February,because of the weather)
(I am looking to add some indoor/warm activities to our list for February,because of the weather)
Jun 6th, 2006, 09:37 AM
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I know a wonderful woman who speaks English and conducts private cooking lessons (anything you like) in her Paris home. First is a trip to the market, then preparation, then the meal is enjoyed by all (along with other members of your family that did not attend the cooking lesson).
I know a wonderful woman who speaks English and conducts private cooking lessons (anything you like) in her Paris home. First is a trip to the market, then preparation, then the meal is enjoyed by all (along with other members of your family that did not attend the cooking lesson).
Jun 6th, 2006, 11:23 AM
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cruisinred, I attended a three-hour cooking class with Mme Meunier last February. There was a mother with her 12-year old daughter in attendance, and Mme Meunier was very attentive to the daughter. You can read about the class on my trip report:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34778071
However, I should mention that the class was conducted in French. Mme Meunier was very helpful with those of us who needed a bit of help with certain phrases, but most of the explanation was in French.
djkbooks, I would be interested in learning more about the woman who gives private lessons. Would you mind if I dropped you a note at your e-mail address?
Anselm
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34778071
However, I should mention that the class was conducted in French. Mme Meunier was very helpful with those of us who needed a bit of help with certain phrases, but most of the explanation was in French.
djkbooks, I would be interested in learning more about the woman who gives private lessons. Would you mind if I dropped you a note at your e-mail address?
Anselm
Jun 6th, 2006, 12:00 PM
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I am replying to my own post here, but I did find out that the Ritz and Le Cordon Bleu both offer cooking classes for children. Most are conducted in French, but a few sessions are in English. As luck would have it, they are not in session when we are in Paris.
http://www.cordonbleu.edu/Pictures/3029434FrAngPCB.pdf
djkbooks: thanks, I will be in touch
http://www.cordonbleu.edu/Pictures/3029434FrAngPCB.pdf
djkbooks: thanks, I will be in touch
Jun 6th, 2006, 12:20 PM
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I really should have googled this myself before posting; sorry.
But here is another kids' cooking class:
http://www.atelier-saveur-savoir.fr/...s_enfants.html
And how about arranging a private "chocolate tour" for a family:
http://paris.contexttravel.com/cart/....php?p=PTR3677
But here is another kids' cooking class:
http://www.atelier-saveur-savoir.fr/...s_enfants.html
And how about arranging a private "chocolate tour" for a family:
http://paris.contexttravel.com/cart/....php?p=PTR3677
