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What an amazing effort from our two super chefs, who showed independence, forward thinking & initiative during their cooking assessment. 

They successfully made piri piri chicken kebabs & roasted red pepper & tomato soup. 

Well done to our super chefs Jensen & Louie for their amazing cooking skills. They independently made Thai Red curry with rice & it tasted amazing. 

Here are our 4M cooking super chefs! 
They have successfully passed assessment 1 of the course by choosing their own recipe & making their chosen food independently. Well done. 

We’ve made 3 different recipes simultaneously today, tomato & red pepper soup, tomato pasta & chocolate chip cookies. A very busy but very successful cooking lesson. 

Today’s cooking masterpiece was Toad in the hole, as requested by Chloey. With the help of her class friends she was able to follow the recipe card & complete her meal almost independently. Well done. 

As part of our BTEC qualification, we’ve started cooking some of the meals we’ll be preparing independently to gain Level 1 status. 4M love trying out new recipes and trying new foods, bonus points if they’re tasty and healthy. 

4M students enjoying making sausage rolls with a twist as we also added leek & apple.  It was a split decision when it came to tasting! 

Monday mornings are a firm favourite in 4M. Today we have been cooking with potatoes. Potato wedges were made & seasoned to peoples liking, & loaded potato skins filled with cheese, tomato, onion or ham - yum! 

4M have been cooking up treats in the PCA kitchen. Today we made tomato soup & toasties, which was throughly enjoyed by all. 

4M chose to make scotch pancakes during cooking. Whilst staff were on hand to advise & over look, students took the reins & worked within small groups to achieve their goal. 

Today 4M enjoyed their first BTEC cooking lesson. Not only did they complete theory behind cooking & hygiene, but they also made a yummy apple crumble. 

5J have been working hard on their BTEC qualification. They have made their own chocolate bars, complete with their own individual wrapping. We went to our local shop to see if our chocolate bars blended in. Can you tell the difference?