And making magic is easier than you think.Never fear the kitchen. Treat yourself to a great cookbook (I'm all about All About Braising by Molly Stevens and The Wok by Kenji Lopez-Alt). Get your mitts on a solid chef's knife (mine's a 35-year-old Henckels). Invest in a Le Creuset Dutch oven (or cruise garage sales—I do!). Pick a recipe to try (here are some I love), and jump right in. Even better, sign up for one of my classes at PCC Cooks and we can lift a fork together. You’ll also find me teaching at Seattle’s one-of-a-kind cookbook store, Book Larder, and occasionally at the Bayview School of Cooking in Olympia.
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What's more fun than cooking alone at home? Sharing recipes and laughs at a cooking class at PCC Community Markets, like these fine folks did when they joined me to learn to "Steal This Restaurant Recipe."
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