My job here at the Ranch is to teach 3 hands on cooking classes, while enjoying everything else that is offered—what’s not to love? Tuesday morning, Tuesday evening, and Thursday evening I teach at the cooking school, La Cocina Que Canta (The Kitchen that Sings)
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| Gabriella giving instructions (she rocks!) |
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| Salvador (It's HIS garden), Gaby, and Juan |
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| All ready for dinner! |
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| The Courtyard |
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| Stations set up |
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| Mise en place |
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| Picking chives for our saute |
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| The absolutely ridiculous and ugly border fence---the only thing it keeps out are indigenous animals |
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| Picking Kale |
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| Strawberries |
It’s a joy to take the students into Rancho Tres Estrellas (3 Star Ranch) to meet Salvador and to see his passion for the garden, and the ranch. That is a recurring theme here, the employees and the guests have an affinity for this place, and many employees work here for decades. The visitors are mostly returnees; it’s that special.
Tomorrow I'll post photos from our other classes.
Tomorrow I'll post photos from our other classes.
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