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Come along and try out a brand new, tasty menu to inspire breakfast ideas for young chefs, setting them up for school in 2026.
Cool machines to try out; Karen’s waffle maker and an ice-cream machine too!
Menu:
Egg and Bacon Cups (or halloumi) Fresh and fruity FroYo
Housemade Granola
Bouncy Baked Beans
Blueberry and Banana Muffins
Crispy Waffles
Mini Veg and Cheese-stuffed Loaf
What do you get?
✅ small and friendly class
✅2.5 hour hands-on culinary tuition
✅kitchen skills
✅ tools and machines to try
✅yummy food to go home
✅recipes emailed to have a go again and again!
Please note: Vegetarian requirements can be requested at time of booking but the menu is not suitable for Dairy or Gluten Free swap.
Kitchen-confident 10 year olds also welcome to book in.
If you would like to come and cook with your child, please book a ticket too.
Chefs work in teams of 3 so if your child would prefer to cook with friends, please book 3 tickets.
The lessons are held standing up to replicate being a chef but please do ask if your child needs a stool or the wheelchair table.
You will learn
- Join our fun class with other chefs. Learn to create make so many yummy creations home too.
You will get
- The fun menu to take home to feast on and the recipes emailed out to keep!
Appropriate for
Keen tween and teen chefs 11+ years.
What to bring
- A selection of 4 plastic containers to transport food as well as a drink bottle.
What to wear
Casual dress with comfy, enclosed shoes on such as sports shoes (our cooking lessons are standing up!).
Come and join Karen our chef with her welcoming nature, culinary tips and tricks to share and even a few food puns thrown in along the way. She makes cooking fun, accessible and achieveable.
Organized by
Come and Cook
I am passionate about cooking and also keeping healthy. Cooking has always brought me joy, satisfaction and fulfilled a personal need for creativity. I left primary school teaching and began my own cooking business while living in London (2002-2010) because I wanted to share my skills and love of cooking with others.
Originally, I was providing practical kids’ cookery parties, and this evolved into teaching about healthy food, mostly in primary schools.
During this time, School Dinners hit the headlines because they were exposed as having poor nutritional value. This exposure brought further interest from schools that realised practical healthy food experiences needed to be held in order for early intervention in children’s health to occur.
I travelled widely, demonstrating and setting up practical experiences to teach basic cookery skills and provide food experiences for children, parents and teachers in greater London, employed by local councils, the NHS and individual schools. Teaching and demonstrating cooking was the most rewarding time of my working years. Some of the range of cooking experiences I was involved in have been;
- Facilitating cooking workshops for parents in the London Borough of Brent (2009-10)
This was a collaboration between the local council and the NHS. It focussed on tackling childhood obesity by providing weekly cooking sessions for parents. Parents were involved in cooking meals that were healthy, budget-friendly as well as ethnically and religiously inclusive. - Teacher Training workshops (2004-2009)
These cooking workshops were run to inspire and present easy ideas for teachers to incorporate food and cooking within a classroom setting. - In-school Cooking Workshops (2003-2009)
These were the most popular workshops and I ran them within the classroom setting and brought in all of the cooking equipment and ingredients. They were themed on Healthy Lunchboxes, Healthy Breakfasts and Healthy Snacks. In this format of hour-long sessions, I was cooking and demonstrating with up to 120 children per day.
I left London in 2010 to raise my young family back in Australia. As a passionate home cook, I love to involve my children now in the kitchen and prepare most of our meals from scratch, always learning new recipes and cooking techniques.
Cancellations & Refunds
If the organiser cancels the class:
You are entitled to a full refund.
If you can't attend the class:
- A refund can be requested 7 days before class starts. Free of charge.
- A transfer can be requested 7 days before the class starts. Free of charge.
- A credit note can be requested 2 days before the class starts. Free of charge.
No changes will be allowed after these times.
Terms & Conditions
If the class is cancelled by Come and Cook, a full refund will be provided.
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