Virtual Cooking Classes
Lunar New Year Celebration
Join Chui Man Lai, Manager of Community Affairs at NYP Lower Manhattan Hospital, to celebrate the Lunar New Year and learn the cultural significance of the traditional dishes we will prepare during this class.
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Join Chui Man Lai, Manager of Community Affairs at NYP Lower Manhattan Hospital, to celebrate the Lunar New Year and learn the cultural significance of the traditional dishes we will prepare during this class.
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In recognition of Defeat Diabetes Month, learn about the connection between diabetes and heart health from Cristina Conlin, Registered Dietician with NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital's Food & Nutrition department. Recipes that balance carbohydrates will be shared.
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Celebrate upcoming Earth Day and learn about how to include plants in your garden that are especially supportive of heart health. We will make recipes that feature these plants and discuss what they do for the heart.
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There are five places in the world designated as "blue zones" where people live the longest and are considered to be amongst the healthiest. This "Food to Support Longevity" program will bring us to Ikaria, Greece. We will discuss some of the healthy habits of this population while we create delicious recipes from this region.
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Join us as we celebrate spring by filling our plates with nutritious green foods, such as a lemon & pea risotto, kale salad with garlic & anchovies dressing, and a creamy asparagus soup.
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We are more likely to eat the same breakfast than any other meal. Join us for a breakfast upgrade, and learn about what other cultures might be enjoying as their morning meal.
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This presentation will address plant-based nutrition as it relates to women’s heart health. Learn to make dishes brimming with colorful produce for meals that are balanced and nutritious.
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After bariatric surgery, it's important to get adequate nourishment while keeping your weight loss goals on track. Our cooking demonstration, hosted by Ashley Fleischhauer, RN, bariatric manager, is a great opportunity to learn how to make delicious recipes that are low in calories and high in protein. Suitable for people who are trying to lose weight, those who have had bariatric surgery, and family members.
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There are five places in the world designated as "blue zones" where people live the longest and are considered to be amongst the healthiest. This "Food to Support Longevity" program will bring us to Sardinia, Italy. We will discuss some of the healthy habits of this population while we create delicious recipes from this region.
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There are five places in the world designated as "blue zones" where people live the longest and are considered to be amongst the healthiest. This "Food to Support Longevity" program will bring us to Okinawa, Japan. We will discuss some of the healthy habits of this population while we create delicious recipes from this region.
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In this class, we will focus on France, a country with one of the lowest rates of heart disease, and learn about their healthy habits and recipes. This program is presented in collaboration with the Ossining Library.
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Learn the most recent nutrition and tips for heart health, as well as recipes that nourish your heart with a special Valentine's Day menu.
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In preparation for Super Bowl Sunday, learn how to make fun and healthy snacks that are easy to make ahead so you can relax and enjoy the kickoff.
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In this class, we will learn all about chocolate, including how it is made and the regions where it grows. You will also learn about its potential impact on heart health and watch our chef make some sweet and savory chocolate-based recipes.
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If you have been to a farmer's market lately you may have noticed that this time of year the roots rule the coop. Learn about the nutrition of these humble vegetables, and how to make their flavors dazzle giving them the spotlight they deserve.
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Perfect for on-the-go families who want delicious meals in a hurry! Learn to create dinners in a dash using only five healthy ingredients per dish.
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We are beginning to understand that many illnesses have their roots in inflammation. Learn how to cook new recipes that integrate all-star anti-inflammatory ingredients, and are also plant-forward.
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Often around this time in January, our resolutions start to drop to the wayside and we fall into old unhealthy habits again. Get motivated to stick with your resolution, and if you don't have one join this class to learn how to form healthy habits that stick. Health supportive recipes will be shared.
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Stir-fry is a great cooking technique that minimizes oils and maximizes flavor. It's also useful for cleaning out the refrigerator of any extra vegetables and giving them a place to shine.
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Beyond the traditional gingerbread and sugar cookies, there is a world of healthy cookies that feature all-star ingredients like oats, cinnamon, whole grain flours, unrefined sweeteners, nuts, and seeds. Learn to make creative cookies that don't compromise your well-being.
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Beyond the traditional gingerbread and sugar cookies, there is a world of healthy cookies that feature all-star ingredients like oats, cinnamon, whole grain flours, unrefined sweeteners, nuts, and seeds. Learn to make creative cookies that don't compromise your well-being.
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The best gifts can come from your very own kitchen. Learn to make granola, nut butter, infused salts, spiced and roasted nuts and more, for treats that everyone can enjoy.
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Entertaining need not be a chore. With these freezer-friendly appetizers, you can add variety and more flavors to the plate without spending your whole day in the kitchen.
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Legumes and vegetables are so important for heart health. Learn to make new recipes that will keep you warm and nourished all winter
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After bariatric surgery, it's important to get adequate nourishment while keeping your weight loss goals on track. Our cooking demonstration, hosted by Ashley Fleischhauer, RN, bariatric manager, is a great opportunity to learn how to make protein-packed snacks. Suitable for people who are trying to lose weight, those who have had bariatric surgery, and family members.
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Quinoa is a wonderful, nutrient-rich food that can be woven into the tapestry of any meal. Learn how to cook quinoa properly, as well as some plant-based dishes that feature this mighty seed.
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Discover recipes to turn your extra turkey and cranberry sauce into new meals. Stretch your dishes for days, and bring your leftovers to life for all to enjoy.
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Our physicians stress the importance of eating more fruits and vegetables for heart health. This year make your Thanksgiving heart-healthy with sides like spiced sweet potato soup, warm wheat berries & pomegranate, and maple-glazed Brussels sprouts.
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In recognition of Diabetes Awareness month learn to cook dishes that minimize carbohydrates and maximize nutrition. We will cover some simple steps to help you count your carbs.
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Elegant and easy to make ahead of time, tarts are not just for dessert. Learn to make your dough from scratch and assemble an onion & goat cheese tart, and a squash, parmesan & sage tart.
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Join us on this culinary journey to learn more about the staples of Mexican cuisine and how to make plant-based fajitas, charred tomatillo salsa verde, and charred corn with Mexican crema.
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Learn new plant-based Fall recipes to inspire you and add to your culinary repertoire so that you may eat in harmony with the season.
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Learn to make baking substitutions that will decrease sugar and unhealthy fats for Halloween treats the whole neighborhood can enjoy.
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Explore umami-rich Japanese street-food recipes and small bites like chicken skewers, edamame, gyoza dumplings, and more.
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Explore umami-rich Japanese street-food recipes and small bites like chicken skewers, edamame, gyoza dumplings, and more.
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Cozy up with these one-pot meals that are easy, filling, and nutritious. Learn how to improvise in the kitchen and make your own soups and stews.
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The American Heart Association recommends eating fish and seafood at least 2 times per week to support heart health. Join us and learn how to cook fish so that it is just right every time.
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Learn to make sweet and savory apple recipes and make the most of fall's best fruit. Apples will feature in the brie crostini, sweet potato soup, and hazelnut cake.
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Learn to put together your own rustic Sicilian feast bursting with the flavors of this special region of Italy. We will cook a lentil soup, roasted sweet and sour pumpkin, and pistachio pesto.
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Wrapped and rolled food are delicious and impressive. They are easy to dish up for a crowd, and you can freeze them to enjoy later. Learn to make eggplant rollatini, salmon Wellington, and more.
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Join us as Paul Butler, Coordinator of the NYP Hudson Valley Hospital Chaplin Program, shares some tips on having meaningful conversations at mealtime with loved ones. We will also cook nourishing recipes.
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In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrate with us by learning to make authentic Colombian recipes from the Hospital's Environmental Services team.
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Gather the last of your local produce and join us for this harvest meal where you will learn to preserve the flavors of summer.
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Learn new recipes to inspire you and add to your culinary repertoire. We'll share details for a menu planning system to help you simplify your weeknight dinner rush.
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Learn to put together your own Mezze platter brimming with Mediterranean appetizers for a flavorful, healthy feast including caramelized carrots with whipped feta cheese, chickpea falafel, homemade seed crackers, and more.
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Keep your kitchen cool in summer's heat with recipes that do not require cooking. Learn to make a lasagna using zucchini noodles, a hearty seed-based dip, and a light strawberry lime cheesecake.
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Paella is the ultimate one-pot dish consisting of rice, vegetables, and protein, and bursting with aromatics like saffron and paprika. Learn how to make seafood paella and a traditional gazpacho with a surprise ingredient.
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After bariatric surgery, it is important to get adequate hydration. Ashley Fleischhauer, RN, bariatric program manager, will join our cooking demonstration featuring homemade smoothies, popsicles, and cold soups that improve hydration and are nutrient dense. This class is suitable for anyone trying to lose weight and those who have had bariatric surgery.
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Our local gardens and farmers markets have an abundance of fresh tomatoes, zucchinis, and eggplants. Learn to cook with these winning ingredients and create a Mediterranean menu that is heart healthy.
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Join this class to learn to prepare meals that are portion controlled. Recipes include a warm summer vegetable salad, a savory tomato and shrimp dish, and tea-infused berries and cream.
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Summer brings the beginning of stone fruit season: peaches, apricots, cherries, plums and nectarines. Understand how to work with these fruits in both a sweet and savory way for delicious results.
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Complement your traditional Fourth of July barbecue with some delicious side dishes that will round out the whole meal. Learn to cook baked feta pasta, a dairy-free coleslaw, and watermelon granita.
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Seafood takes center stage in this cooking class, bringing a focus on lighter, fresher fare as the days get warmer. Master how to choose and cook seafood, and savor the tastes of summer.
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The nutrition in food can change depending on how the food is processed and cooked. Learn how to make meals in a way that optimizes your absorption of nutrients.
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The South of France is a flavor-filled paradise where fresh herbs like lavender and basil meet briny olives and flakey fish. On this culinary adventure find out what staples make up this unique cuisine, and how to use them in your kitchen.
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The South of France is a flavor-filled paradise where fresh herbs like lavender and basil meet briny olives and flakey fish. On this culinary adventure find out what staples make up this unique cuisine, and how to use them in your kitchen.
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Tacos have a spot on every table, and corn tortillas are surprisingly easy to make. Join us for a plant-based Taco Tuesday and cook recipes so flavorful you won't even miss the meat.
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Join us for a conversation with Michael Sellers, Owner, Journeyman Bakery in Peekskill, who will describe his personal journey as a gay man and how his own bakery has a role to play in fostering community. Mr. Sellers will be introduced by Angela Gonzalez-Perez, MPA, Vice President, Operations, and joined by Chef Emilie Berner, who will share healthy recipes. This program is being held in collaboration with Peekskill Pride.
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Umami, or savoriness, is one of the five basic tastes. It is characteristic of broths and cooked meats, however, it can also be found in plant-based ingredients. Discover which plant-based foods are highest in umami flavor compounds, and how to utilize them in your recipes.
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In recognition of Caribbean-American Heritage Month, celebrate with us by learning to make authentic Caribbean recipes from the Hospital's Food & Nutrition team members.
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Inflammation can cause all kinds of issues from arthritis to heart conditions. Fortunately, cooking meals that include anti-inflammatory foods is easy. Discover which 13 foods are highest in their anti-inflammatory potential.
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On occasion you may find yourself craving unhealthy foods like chips, chocolate, candy and more. Learn how to make recipes that satisfy those cravings while staying healthy with some simple ingredient swaps.
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In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, join us for a unique cooking class focused on delicious recipes, as well as a discussion of mealtime tips for supporting children with autism. Ryan Moynihan, a NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital employee, will discuss growing up with autism.
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After bariatric surgery it's important to get adequate nourishment while keeping your weight loss goals on track. Our cooking demonstration, joined by Ashley Fleischhauer, RN, Bariatric Manager, is a great opportunity to learn about sauces that will add nutrients and spice up your dishes. Suitable for people who are trying to lose weight, those who have had bariatric surgery, and family members.
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Eating a diet with less meat will confer a host of benefits if you replace the calories with whole plant foods. Mushrooms make for a flavorful meat replacement with their deep umami flavor. Learn to make dishes that are entirely plant-based, nutritious, and delicious.
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Salads can be more than simple leaves and a vinaigrette. Learn recipes for salads that are filling and flavorful, and different dressings that add nutrients.
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In this vegan cooking class find out how to make Greek favorites such as spanakopita (spinach and filo pastry), and a fava bean spread.
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Soups aren’t just for winter. With spring's arrival, learn to cook homemade soups using fresh, seasonal produce such as mushrooms, leeks, peas, ramps, arugula, strawberries and rhubarb.
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Learn about Mexican-American culture with our celebratory Cinco De Mayo cooking class. Enjoy the flavors of healthy Mexican cuisine and use traditional ingredients such as chayotes, and molé poblano sauce.
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Eggs are an integral part of our cooking, but they can be tricky to work with. Learn how to make perfect scrambled eggs, poached eggs, and more, in this savory cooking class.
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Packed with protein, fiber and healthy fats, nuts are nutritional powerhouses. Together we will cook heart-healthy dishes featuring a mix of nuts while discussing their individual health properties.
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If you have never had a dosa before, you are in for a treat and can learn to make them. These are traditional South Indian crepes made of rice and lentils, or mung beans. They are naturally gluten-free, and filled with a mix of vegetables.
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If you love shellfish, this class is for you. Learn to cook squid, clams, scallops and more.
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If you're busy, learn to cook Spring meals that use only one dish. Clean-up has never been so easy, and dinner so tasty!
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Trick your family or even yourself into enjoying more fruits and vegetables in your dishes without even noticing them.
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Eastern European cuisine is absolutely delicious. Here is an opportunity to learn some traditional Georgian dishes, like garlic chicken, spinach walnut dip, and more
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Whether you are caring for yourself, a loved one, or someone who has experienced a loss, a little healthy casserole can go a long way. In this class, you'll learn some new recipes for casseroles that are easy and delicious. Paul Butler, NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital Chaplain Coordinator, will discuss ways to offer support and comfort.
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Perfect for nursing moms who want to learn about the particular foods that may help increase their milk supply for baby. Join our NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital Lactation consultant, Sonia Mathisson, RD, IBCLC, as we create recipes to support and enhance the quality of your breast milk
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Learn recipes and smart tips for personalizing your plate from Christina Conlin, a Registered Dietitian at NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital. Create nutritious meals to meet your personal preferences.
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Learn about Korean Cuisine, as well as how to make a classic egg drop soup, and bibimbap (Korean rice and vegetable dish).
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Learn about the history of St. Patrick’s Day with Sedrick O'Connor, Vice President of Human Resources, NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital. Together we will cook traditional Irish recipes such as celeriac soup and potato colcannon with bacon and poached eggs, and a special three-ingredient dessert -
Our cooking demonstration, joined by Ashley Fleischhauer, RN, Bariatric Manager, NYP Hudson Valley Hospital, is a great opportunity to learn balanced breakfast recipes suitable for people who have had bariatric surgery and for those who are considering surgery or anyone looking to create healthy and filling breakfasts.
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In recognition of Black History Month join us as we prepare traditional foods of the African diaspora such as, okra, black-eyed pea fritters (akara), and winter greens.
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Learn how to prepare pasta dough from scratch and light sauces complement any dish.
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Learn about risk factors and exercise protocols from Deborah Petranchik, MAT, Manager of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services.
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Chili is a comfort food, enjoyed all year, and especially during the cold winter months. Learn about chili and a few ways to prepare this amazing dish.
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During Heart Health Awareness Month we will focus on the Mediterranean Diet. Featuring healthy fats, delectable vegetables and lean proteins, this is a lifestyle everyone will enjoy. Joining us is Christina Conlin, a Registered Dietitian at NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital.
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Learn how to create delicious and bite-sized treats, including mini chocolate cakes, strawberry lime mousse and more.
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Enhance your recipes by selecting herbs with confidence. You’ll learn about herbs from around the world that create new and interesting dishes for your enjoyment.
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Winter is the perfect time of year to create warm and nourishing stocks and broths using nutritious seasonal vegetables.
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Back by popular demand, join us for a special cooking class to learn how to prepare delicious Spanish tapas using seasonal produce.
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The flavors of Morocco abound in this cooking class. Enjoy spices such as coriander, cumin, cilantro, parsley, and mint. You’ll feel like you’ve traveled across the world with your very first bite
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Celebrate the Lunar New Year and learn the cultural significance of the traditional dishes we will prepare during this class.
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Shojin Ryori is the Japanese term for Buddhist vegetarian cooking used in Zen monasteries. Learn about this tradition, as well as some simple and healthy Zen recipes that support a relaxed and peaceful experience.
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Achieve your New Year’s resolution to eat healthy by creating delicious, plant-based entrees for you and your family.
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You don’t have to start a juice cleanse to get healthy. Learn about the body’s natural cleansing process, as well as recipes to reset your body for 2021.
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You are cordially invited to join us to honor the men and women who have served and continue to serve our nation so bravely, with a special program that features a healthy makeover of some favorite Mess Hall classic recipes. We will end the program with a special Red, White and Blue dessert. Paul Butler, US Navy Veteran and Coordinator of the NYP Hudson Valley Hospital Chaplain Program, will join Chef Emilie Berner
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French bistro style food is traditionally laden with butter and cream. In this class we will make a chicken dinner and lighten it up with simple substitutions that don’t compromise on flavor.
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Learn how to make plant-based soups and stews, and fill your bowls with nutritious vegetables perfect for the season.
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Salmon is a heart-healthy choice. Learn how to select and prepare it with recipes that are light and delicious.
