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Evelyn's Midtown Kitchen Celebrates a Stellar Debut with Sold-Out Cooking Class
Detroit, MI — November 13, 2023 — Evelyn's Midtown Kitchen (EMK) is delighted to announce the resounding success of its inaugural cooking class at Eastern Market. The event, held this past Saturday, witnessed a sold-out attendance, and left participants buzzing with excitement.
The feedback speaks for itself:
🗣️ "Hi Evelyn! Great event on Saturday. I’m very impressed that it was your 'inaugural' event – it was very well planned! The food was great – the venue was great – and the pace was great. Everyone was very helpful at all times!"
🗣️ "This was a great class; we will be back."
🗣️ "Is this your first class here? You banged it out!"
🗣️ "Wow! I’m cooking!"
🗣️ "This gelato was so good!"
The enthusiasm doesn't stop there! Evelyn's Midtown Kitchen is excited to announce its next class, a "From Coq au Vin to Tarte Tatin: A Cozy French Holiday," scheduled for December 2, 2023 at Eastern Market. Get ready for another memorable culinary experience. Secure your spot now.
For more information and to register, visit: From Coq au Vin to Tarte Tatin: Cooking Up a Cozy French Holiday Tickets, Sat, Dec 2, 2023 at 4:00 PM | Eventbrite
Contact:
Chef Evelyn
Chef/Owner
Evelyn's Midtown Kitchen
About EMK’s Cooking Classes:
Evelyn's Midtown Kitchen, where cooking becomes an immersive and hands-on experience. Our classes focus on real culinary skills, offering authentic recipes from various cuisines. Whether you're a cooking novice or an experienced enthusiast, our expert chefs guide you through the process. Enjoy a fun and interactive atmosphere, perfect for individuals, couples, and groups. Create lasting memories with our unique date night classes, where partners collaborate to prepare a delicious meal. Benefit from expert guidance, high-quality ingredients, and take-home recipes. Join our foodie community, sharing tips and tricks with like-minded enthusiasts. Gain culinary confidence and enjoy discounted spots for referrals. No frills, just great cooking experiences at Evelyn's Midtown Kitchen.
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