Appetizers
January 11, 2010
Ginger Elizabeth will teach the hows and whys of souffles

One of my favorite places to satisfy my sweet tooth is Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates on L Street between 18th and 19th. It's a great business on a block that, believe it or not, used to be absolutely dead.

Ginger Elizabeth Hahn will be teaching yet another class on her favorite topic -- dessert. Here is the press release I just received. You'll notice the class is in a vacant penthouse of the loft apartments across the street. I believe the asking price for that unit is $1.2 million. I recently attended a party there and it is quite spectatular. So if you're on the fence about attending the class, figure that it's worth at least 10 bucks just to hang out in that loft for awhile. Here's the information:

SACRAMENTO, California (January 11, 2010)-- Local chocolatier and pastry chef Ginger Elizabeth Hahn will offer a soufflé class to teach you to prepare a memorable dessert for your Valentine. Discover how easy soufflés can be to make at home. Ginger will dispel many of the misconceptions and myths regarding soufflé making just in time for Valentine's Day. Learn to make these impressive and elegant desserts with confidence and ease.

Ginger will show you how to make 3 of her favorite soufflé recipes:
-Classic French Grand Marnier Soufflé
-Bittersweet Chocolate Molten Soufflé Cake
-Frozen Meyer Lemon Soufflé
This class will also include a bonus chocolate tasting and discussion: How and why chocolate can spice up your Valentine's Day.

Cost: $35 per person
When: Saturday, February 6th, 11:00am - 1:00pm
Where: L Street Lofts Penthouse (meet at Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates)

The class includes step-by-step recipes to take home. A dessert buffet will be presented at the end, so you can try all of the desserts. Following the class, attendees will receive a 10% discount on purchases in the chocolate shop. Seating is limited. All classes must be paid for in advance. Must be at least 10 years old to attend.

Ginger Elizabeth Hahn is a formally trained chocolatier and pastry chef. She offers an array of chocolate confections and chocolate pastries at her chocolaterie located at 1801 L Street, Suite 60 in Midtown Sacramento. For more information, please visit www.gingerelizabeth.com.

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