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First Step into the Kitchen: Pastry 1

First Step into the Kitchen: Pastry 1

First Step into the Kitchen: Pastry 1

Are you ready to step into the world of pastry and baking with a solid technical foundation and discover the balance of dough in the kitchen?

 

The First Step into the Kitchen: Pastry Training, held at the professional pastry stations of USLA Kanyon Campus, is designed for those who want to learn the fundamentals of dessert making, those aiming to apply professional techniques in their home kitchens, and all flavor enthusiasts looking for a delightful break in the kitchen. Throughout the program, which is structured without requiring industry experience, you will experience the basic principles of pastry making practically under the guidance of our instructor chefs; from cookie and cake batters to tart and pie crusts, from cream-based desserts to sponge cake and chocolate processing dynamics.

 

We welcome everyone who wants to turn theoretical balances in the kitchen into practical skills and present professional flavors prepared by their own hands to their loved ones.

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Training Fee
44.000,00₺
Location Fissler
Pastry and Breadmaking Class Kanyon
Training Duration

Every Tuesday for 8 Weeks

Training Period

November 24, 2026, Tuesday

Training Hours

19:00 - 23:00

Payment Plan

Training Program

 

The entire training program is designed by our expert instructor chefs to ensure you are fully equipped for a culinary career.

1. Cookie Dough Preparation and Baking Techniques 

 

• Nutella Filled Cookies 

• Parmesan and Rosemary Savory Cookies 

• Shortbread

 

2. Week Cake and Muffin Dough Preparation and Baking Techniques 

 

• Dried Fruit and Nut Muffins 

• Lemon and Poppy Seed Madeleines 

• Walnut Brownie

 

3. Week Tart Dough Preparation and Baking Techniques 

 

• Seasonal Vegetable Quiche 

• Seasonal Fruit Cobbler

 

4. Week Cream-Based Desserts / Custards Preparation and Baking Techniques 

 

• New York Cheesecake 

• Creme Brulee

 

5. Week Restaurant Desserts / A la Carte Desserts Preparation and Plating Techniques 

 

• Chocolate Profiterole 

• Caramel Eclair

 

6. Week Kneading and Baking Techniques for Different Bread Doughs 

 

• Brioche Bread 

• Dried Tomato, Herb, and Garlic Focaccia Bread

 

7. Week Baking Sponge Cake Dough, Cake Covering and Smoothing Techniques 

 

• Black Forest Cake

 

8. Week Chocolate Tempering, Mendiant, Truffle, and Bark Chocolate Making Techniques 

 

• Boutique Mendiant 

• Mint Dark Chocolate Truffle 

• Almond and Orange Bark Chocolate

 

Certificate held by USLA graduates

 

• USLA “First Step into the Kitchen: Pastry” certificate

 

Every student at USLA is ready for the kitchen!

 

• 1 USLA Chef Apron

• “First Step into the Professional Kitchen: Pastry” Textbook

 

Training Rules

 

  • • The minimum age limit for all trainings is 18.
  • • Name checks of participants are conducted before the training starts.
  • • Each participant receives a “USLA First Step into the Kitchen Training Textbook” at the beginning of the training and a personalized “USLA First Step into the Kitchen Participation Certificate” at the end of the training.
  • • If you wish to share any excess food you prepare during the kitchen trainings, you can bring your storage containers with you.
  • • There are no make-up classes; no one else can attend in your place.
  • • Due to working with open flames in practical trainings, hair must be tied up; if a student is wearing a scarf, it should be tucked into their clothing, and long scarves, shawls, etc. should not be preferred.
  • • Jewelry, dangling bracelets, rings, etc. that pose a risk should be removed or not worn at all due to the conductivity of metals and the risk of getting caught in kitchen equipment.
  • • Shoes with slippery soles or heels should not be worn during training; preferably, non-slip shoes should be used.
  • • Due to the presence of heat and the risk of burning during training, participants should not wear shorts or skirts; long and comfortable pants are preferred. Loose pants should also be avoided to prevent getting caught in kitchen equipment.
  • • USLA reserves the right to make changes in classrooms for open trainings.
  • • USLA reserves the right to change content and dates up to 24 hours before events if deemed necessary.
  • • USLA reserves the right to cancel the organization up to 24 hours in advance by refunding the event fee paid by participants if deemed necessary or if the minimum number of participants is not reached.
  • • According to Article 48 of the Consumer Protection Law, the rights and obligations of the consumer and the seller and provider, the right of withdrawal, the obligation to inform, delivery, and other application procedures and principles are determined by the regulation. As clearly stated in the g clause of Article 15 titled “Exceptions to the Right of Withdrawal” of the Distance Contracts Regulation published in the Official Gazette dated 27.11.2014, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the consumer cannot exercise the right of withdrawal in the following contracts: contracts for accommodation, goods transportation, car rental, food and beverage supply, and leisure activities to be performed on a specific date or period. Based on this provision, returns or changes are absolutely not allowed in the trainings “USLA First Step into the Kitchen: Pastry”, “USLA First Step into the Kitchen: Chocolate”, “USLA First Step into the Kitchen: Sushi Sashimi”, and “USLA First Step into the Kitchen: Pastry”.
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