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EVOO has a simple, straight forward philosophy when it comes to food. A few simple rules serve as our guidelines for the home cook or the professional. Learn the cooking basics and cook in the seasons, utilizing the freshest and most flavorful local ingredients. We believe the basic kitchen “wardrobe” is important, too. A good knife or two, cutting board, and great cookware will increase the cook’s enjoyment and satisfaction. Sure there is a certain amount of satisfaction when cooking around a camp fire, with only a pot, a spoon and a twig, because everything tastes good on a camping trip, but nobody would want to do that everyday. Ours at EVOO is the well-dressed kitchen that promises to enhance the student’s cooking experience and further demonstrate the concept of “right tool for the job.”

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  1. Rated 5/5
    December 29, 2012 by elpb
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    Bob, Lenore and their outstanding team put on a FABULOUS dinner ‘show’, market ‘shows’, and other demonstrated ‘shows’ that you get to gobble up along with fabulous wine pairings. BE SURE TO ARRIVE HUNGRY!!! Always a great abundance of fabulously prepared and plated meals. EVOO also has a great selection of wines, ingredients, and kitchen gadgetry in case you find yourself in need of a little this or that. Make sure to go to their website and make reservations well ahead if your heart is set on participating. Bob and Lenore are SO friendly. I cannot imagine anyone not wanting to return over and over again. It’s absolutely a superb AND fun experience and dinner!

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