Ballymaloe House may have availability during this course and there is plenty of alternative local accommodation.
Accommodation is not available at the Ballymaloe Cookery School during this course.
Transition year is a time of learning skills outside the classroom.
This week long cookery course has been specially created for transition year students.
What will happen?
Students will learn a variety of skills and cover a range of topics both in demonstration and hands-on sessions.
In one busy week, students will learn how to make homemade bread, jam, soups, yummy starters, main courses, desserts, biscuits and even a cake or two plus how to make butter and yoghurt from our own Jersey cow’s milk and cream.
Students will also have a guided educational tour around our organic farm, gardens and greenhouse. They will also have the opportunity to learn about the hens, pigs, chickens and livestock and herb and wild foods on the Organic farm.
The week will be guided by our expert tutors and you will come away with a repetoire of recipes to use at home or cook for friends and family.
Each student will receive a Ballymaloe Cookery School apron.
We do not have accommodation available at the cookery school unless the student is accompanied by an adult but there is plenty of accommodation nearby.
This course is subsidised by Ballymaloe Cookery School.
Please note gallery is a selection of images but may not represent actual dishes featured on the course.
Terms and Conditions
All bookings for a course or event at Ballymaloe Cookery School are subject to our standard Terms and Conditions.
