Classes
I’ll be teaching a series of Do-It-Yourself Classes at The Apple Barrel in Kalispell, Montana this year. The first, Preserving Citrus, will be on February 18th. (Preserving Citrus Flyer) In this class we’ll cover things like: candied citrus peel, marmalade making, salt preserving, and much more. If you’re interested in registering for that class, please e-mail me at mtkatiecakes@yahoo.com. The class fee is $25 per person and includes handouts, samples, and materials.
There following classes are scheduled for the spring semester at Flathead Valley Community College:
- Writing a Nonfiction Book Proposal: Thursday evenings, March 15 – May 3rd from 6 to 8 PM. $79 includes materials. Learn how to craft a non-fiction book proposal as expected by editors and publishers.
- Homemade & Natural Cleaning: March 7th from 6 to 8 PM. $24 include materials and samples. Discover how to use common, natural ingredients to clean everything from floors to ceilings in your home.
Local folks, be sure to sign up for my newsletter to get updated on some casual classes and work sessions that are currently being planned.
If you’re interested in having me present to your group or offering a class to your community group, church group, family, friends, etc. Please e-mail me at mtkatiecakes@yahoo.com, classes can be customized to meet your group or individual needs.
I currently offer classes on the following topics:
- Home Canning
- Organic Gardening
- Vermicomposting
- Baking from Scratch
- Frugal Living
- Voluntary Simplicity
- Home Organization
{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }
My sourdough starter from the Sept/Oct Hobby Farm Home is ready
to make sourdough and I can’t find a recipe in the magazine or on
this sight. Can you please e-mail the sourdough bread recipe to me?
Hi Kathie,
I took your Homemade and Natural cleaning class a while back and have been making my own laundry soap and a few other cleaners ever since…that is until we moved in September and the box with all those recipes vanished. (I can’t even begin to tell you how upset I am). I had to resort to buying laundry detergent after I ran out of my own. My and my daughter’s skin is breaking out again, which it hadn’t done for the entire time I was making our soap. Is there any way I could get those recipes that you provided with the class again? I especially want both the liquid and powder laundry soap and toilet cleaner…but all would be even better.
Thank you!
Susan Nielsen