Embrace the festive spirit for a delightful afternoon of Gingerbread House Decorating at the Sun Valley Culinary Institute. Crafted by the talented hands of Ketchum's own Mary Jones, each gingerbread house is a testament to local artistry and holiday magic for ages 13 and under (12 and under must be accompanied by an adult).
Visit the Sun Valley Culinary Institute and indulge in complimentary treats, including bites, hot chocolate, mulled wine, and more! DJ Alex will be providing the tunes, and SVCI students will be available to share their experiences. Discover details about the SVCI Wine Club, enjoy hourly cooking demonstrations, and have a chance to win fantastic raffle items.
Join us for the 12th annual Empty Bowls Event on Sunday, January 21st. Blaine County Charitable Fund, Boulder Mountain Clayworks and the Church of the Big Wood are hosting the annual Empty Bowls event January 21st from 11:30 am – 2 pm at the Church of the Big Wood. Previously hosted and benefiting the Hunger Coalition, the fundraiser was handed over to the Blaine County Charitable Fund. Purchase a handmade bowl for $25 and fill with generous helpings of soup, chili, salad, bread and dessert from local chefs.
Two seatings, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and a second 12:30 to 2 p.m. include an omelet station with a choice of mushrooms, onion, tomato, spinach, ham, and cheddar cheese and a carving station of roasted pork loin. The buffet will also include French toast, sage sausage, bacon, and roasted fingerling potatoes. In addition, the buffet will also include rice pilaf and sautéed mixed vegetables with a Cittronette citrus dressing along with chicken marsala, a mixed garden salad with house vinaigrette, and house-made dinner rolls, and assorted fruit, pot de crème, and strawberry shortcake biscuits for dessert.
SVCI’s Class of 2024 students will prepare and serve a five-course Spanish-inspired menu to showcase its talents for two evenings at Bistro 211 Student Restaurant 1 on Thursday, May 23, and Bistro 211 Student Restaurant 2 on Friday, May 24, 5:30-8 p.m. As part of their curriculum under the guidance of Chef Joseph Tocci, the current SVCI students have spent a great deal of time creating and executing a delicious menu. The dinner begins with copa de sopa de gazpacho, a cold cucumber and pepper soup, followed by an aperitivo or appetizer with the choice of pulpo a la plancha, grilled octopus, or a tortilla Española, a potato and onion omelet. For a salad course, choose between a pipirrana ensalada or tomatoes, onions, garlic, bell peppers salad with sherry vinaigrette or an ensalada verde, which is a mixed greens, Manchego, pepitas and marinated olives with a citrus vinaigrette. The main course will be a choice of chuleta de cordero, a lamb chop with patatas bravas, romesco sauce and sautéed asparagus or a pisto con arroz de saffron, which is Spanish vegetable stew with saffron rice. Enjoy a brazo de gitano, a chocolate roulade with Chantilly crème, port reduction garnished with ...
SVCI’s Class of 2024 students will prepare and serve a five-course Spanish-inspired menu to showcase its talents for two evenings at Bistro 211 Student Restaurant 1 on Thursday, May 23, and Bistro 211 Student Restaurant 2 on Friday, May 24, 5:30-8 p.m. As part of their curriculum under the guidance of Chef Joseph Tocci, the current SVCI students have spent a great deal of time creating and executing a delicious menu. The dinner begins with copa de sopa de gazpacho, a cold cucumber and pepper soup, followed by an aperitivo or appetizer with the choice of pulpo a la plancha, grilled octopus, or a tortilla Española, a potato and onion omelet. For a salad course, choose between a pipirrana ensalada or tomatoes, onions, garlic, bell peppers salad with sherry vinaigrette or an ensalada verde, which is a mixed greens, Manchego, pepitas and marinated olives with a citrus vinaigrette. The main course will be a choice of chuleta de cordero, a lamb chop with patatas bravas, romesco sauce and sautéed asparagus or a pisto con arroz de saffron, which is Spanish vegetable stew with saffron rice. Enjoy a brazo de gitano, a chocolate roulade with Chantilly crème, port reduction garnished with ...
FARE Idaho is teaming up with the Sun Valley Culinary Institute and the Trailing of the Sheep organizers to bring you a terrific class that will guide you on how to use local products to create an unforgettable meal! Join us at the Sun Valley Culinary Institute at 4:30 pm MST on June 4th, 2024, and learn from one of the region's top chefs, enjoy local wines, and of course a fantastic meal at the end. Class will run approximately 2 hours. Space is limited and will sell out, so sign up today! When: June 4th at 4:30 pm MST Location: Sun Valley Culinary Institute, 211 N Main St, Ketchum, ID 83340 Cost: $50
A very difficult and exceptionally beautiful run through the Pioneer Mountains. Entrants will reach a high point of 11,000' during the course of the race. Entry should NOT be taken lightly. This race is an excellent trainer for any high-altitude 50 or 100 Miler. Runners will receive a unique award for finishing this event.
The Hailey Public Library has invited Zack Wood, owner of Ironwood Mycology and a local mushroom expert, to discuss the wide variety of culinary mushrooms the average person can cultivate right here in Southern Idaho. Learn about the different tastes and textures of culinary mushrooms and both indoor and outdoor cultivation methods. The free talk will be held from 5:30-7:00 PM on Thursday, October 3, at Town Center West, 116 S River. Visit www.haileypubliclibrary.org for more information.
Sun Valley Mustard is one of the longest locally owned companies with local production. Celebrate with their partners at the Sun Valley Culinary Institute (SVCI) on Friday, November 8, from 4 to 6 p.m., with mustard-inspired delectables created by SVCI students and chefs. The anniversary party will also include beer from Sawtooth Brewery and Warfield Distillery & Brewery, cider provided by Meriwether Cider Co. and hand-crafted nuts from City Peanut of Boise. Sun Valley Mustard sources Amber Ale from Sawtooth Brewery to create their amber ale mustard and SVM is collaborating with City Peanut on a forthcoming project. About Sun Valley Mustard Sun Valley Mustard is a locally owned and operated company. Its mustards are crafted in small batches using all-natural, nutrient-rich ingredients with no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives. Using a proprietary cooking process, its blend of unique flavors produces the superb texture that makes Sun Valley Mustard the most versatile product for sandwiches, sauces, dips, marinades and dressings. To learn more about Sun Valley Mustard, visit sunvalleymustard.com. About Sun Valley Culinary Institute Established in 2020, Sun Valley Culinary Institute (SVCI) is a nonprofit organization with a unique mission to foster a new generation of culinary artists. SVCI provides ...
The Sun Valley Culinary Institute class of 2025 will prepare a delectable three-course prix fixe lunch that can be enjoyed at SVCI or picked up to go.
Make plans at SVCI for an indulgent night of mussel delicacy with three unique and exquisite preparations, including classic French flavors and bold Thai and Spanish influences—mussels with tomato, fennel, white wine, and frites in green curry coconut broth and with Spanish chorizo, roasted peppers and smoked paprika. Also included will be a lovely mixed green salad with goat cheese, dates, toasted pepitas, and green goddess vinaigrette. This indulgent night of one of the sea’s most delicious bounties will include a decadent dessert of chocolate torte with vanilla ice cream.
