Celebration Bread Making Class

Learn to bake symbolic celebration bread full of amazing tastes!



5 hours Class size 1 to 4 guests       £225

If you're looking for a way to mark upcoming special occassions like weddings and family celebrations, why not learn to design and bake traditional korovai at this bread making class?
Found at celebrations throughout Bulgaria, Ukraine and Russia, this delicious bread is sure to impress your nearest and dearest no matter the event!
Your teacher will begin by helping you create a dough enriched with butter, eggs, rum, citrus zest and vanilla, ready to bake in the oven as you decide on the unique design to include in your loaf.
You'll apply your custom decorations partway through baking to maintain beautiful contrasting colours and ensure your symbols are evident for all to see. It's a brilliant chance to stretch those creative muscles and keep your hands busy.
Although experience baking would be helpful, the most important requirement for this class is a willingness to enter into the spirit of this kind of special occasion bread, designed to unite families and friends in peace, wherever in the world they may be!
What you'll get
  • Lunch and refreshments.
  • Your own korovai to take home.
Knowledge required
Some experience of baking will be helpful but all levels are welcome!
Location

Old Home Cottage, Sparkwell, Devon, PL7 5DQ

Celebration Bread Making Class location
Your teacher

The Artisan Bakery School
The Artisan Bakery School

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In 2008, bakers Dragan and Penny were among the pioneers in teaching microbakery business courses and among the first to sell real bread in Oxford. Now based in Devon, UK, their mission is to teach people how to bake real bread, pastries and pizza. Sourdough, heritage and gluten-free breads are their specialities.
Dragan's fascination with breadmaking was born of necessity in the mid seventies, when he first arrived in the UK. The bread in England then was, and still largely is, fast to produce and chemically induced. Coming from a macho culture, barely able to fry an egg, he was forced to learn how to bake a decent loaf, just to survive. Dragan's greatest pleasure is when people come to them saying that they can finally eat bread again because properly fermented dough is easy to digest.
Penny was fortunate enough to have a mother and two grandmothers who were all great cooks, and happy to have their kids in the kitchen. The teaching came almost by osmosis. Penny’s lifelong passion for creating good food made it natural for her to bake bread, but it wasn’t until she met Dragan that she really developed those skills.
“We can only change the way people bake and think about bread one person at a time. But if we do it often enough, for long enough, we will contribute to positive change. That’s our reason for being."

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2025-05-30 15:00:00
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