Harmons Cooking School was established with the opening of Harmons Bangerter Crossing in April 2008 and has grown to include locations at Harmons Station Park and City Creek coming in February 2012. Wine classes are also held at Harmons Emigration Market. The schools feature top of the line cooking equipment and technology. Dedicated instructional chefs teach both hands on and demonstration classes to students of all ages. Classes range from basic cooking skills, seasonal and ethnic interests to wine and cheese tastings. Take advantage of multiparticipant discounts for select $49 classes. We also offer private classes and demonstrations for families, parties and businesses.
There are currently Cooking School classes taking place at four store locations. When signing up for any of our classes, please note the class location when making your selection to ensure your location of choice. Class registration closes 24 hours before the start time, but spots are still sometimes available. To check availability and to sign up for classes within 24 hours of the start time, please call the Cooking School directly:
Harmons Bangerter Crossing (801) 617-0133 125 East 13800 South, Draper
Harmons Station Park (801) 928-2635 200 N. Station Parkway, Farmington
Harmons City Creek (phone number coming soon) 135 East 100 South, Salt Lake City
Harmons Emigration Market (801) 583-3663 1706 East 1300 South, Salt Lake City
In "Cooks & Books" we transform our Cooking School Kitchen into a book club with food based on the book's geography . . . tonight it's Ethiopia.
From the San Francisco Chronicle; "An epic tale about love, abandonment, betrayal and redemption, Verghese's first novel is a masterpiece of traditional story-telling." From Publishers Weekly; "A sweeping novel that moves from India to Ethiopia to New York City over decades and generations.... Verghese's weaving of the practice of medicine into the narrative is fascinating . . . the story bobs and weaves with the power of the best 19th-century novels."
Join us as we discuss this National Best Seller.
Fannie Farmer published Boston Cooking-School Cook Book in 1896! Chris Kimball, host of “America’s Test Kitchen,” began to wonder what it might be like to live and cook during that time. In Fannie’s Last Supper, he shares his experience of re-creating a 12-course Christmas dinner served by Fannie.
Join us as we discuss this adventure and learn from our Chef as he demonstrates recipes from the book.
Fannie Farmer published Boston Cooking-School Cook Book in 1896! Chris Kimball, host of “America’s Test Kitchen,” began to wonder what it might be like to live and cook during that time. In Fannie’s Last Supper, he shares his experience of re-creating a 12-course Christmas dinner served by Fannie.
Join us as we discuss this adventure and learn from our Chef as he demonstrates recipes from the book.
Fannie Farmer published Boston Cooking-School Cook Book in 1896! Chris Kimball, host of “America’s Test Kitchen,” began to wonder what it might be like to live and cook during that time. In Fannie’s Last Supper, he shares his experience of re-creating a 12-course Christmas dinner served by Fannie.
Join us as we discuss this adventure and learn from our Chef as he demonstrates recipes from the book.