Adult Classes
Join the Johnson County K-State Research and Extension cooking classes for fun and food!
These classes are presented by trained Extension Master Food Volunteers. Our volunteers share evidence-based information and their own personal experiences to teach participants about the topic of the class including food preparation, food safety, food science, and nutrition. Participants will get to taste samples and receive a booklet of recipes. These classes are tailored for individuals 14+ years of age.
Registration will open two months prior to each class. Please check back regularly as new classes are added. Classes are $30 unless otherwise noted. Cancellation Policy: To receive a refund, a 72 hour notice must be given.
![]() | Food Preservation 101Monday, June 17, 2024 | 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Location: Johnson County Extension Office Join our Registered Dietitian and Food, Nutrition, and Health Agent Chelsea Reinberg to learn all about food preservation! Learn the basics of a variety of food preservation methods from water bath and pressure canning to dehydrating, freezing, and more. This class will give you the knowledge and confidence you need to start preserving your food. Participants can bring your dial pressure canner lids and get them tested for free to ensure they are accurate! Please note, this class does not have any hands on cooking. Check out our class on July 13th if interested in hands on learning. |
![]() | Food Preservation 101: Learn to Can!Saturday, July 13, 2024 | 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM Location: Johnson County Extension Office Preserving foods at home does not have to be difficult or something you fear! However, it does require following research-based recipes and methods of preserving. Come learn the essential elements to water bath and pressure canning and which method is best for certain types of foods. This class will help you gain the knowledge and hands-on practice you need to safely preserve delicious foods. |
![]() | Summer Frozen TreatsThursday, July 18, 2024 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Location: Johnson County Extension Office A frosty frozen treat can help keep you cool on a hot day. Learn to make your own frozen treats with the freedom to make them as creative as you want. Try some different samples. |