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Durham Magazine: Hands-on Cooking Classes

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The Herald-Sun: Located in the historic Joseph Roberts house on East Trinity Avenue,  Coleman's venture offers an ambience unattainable in most  professional-grade kitchens.

IndyWeek.com
For cooking classes, Coleman says her goal is to "make people feel  comfortable in the kitchen" and to "learn to cook using local  ingredients."

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Carpe Durham
It’s a new venture by Katie Coleman, a chef and culinary instructor at  The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham with years of international  training. She opened Durham Spirits Company to offer cooking and  mixology classes, and I had the pleasure of attending the opening of the  business.

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The Herald-Sun
Coleman said that she was inspired the create Durham Spirits by the idea  of small businesses supporting local farmers and producers.

News and Observer
She decided to turn a historical house at the corner of Trinity Avenue  and Elizabeth Street into a school for home cooks. She says she wanted  to teach people how to cook in a kitchen similar to their own, and focus  on using local, seasonal ingredients.

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Durham Magazine 
No matter your level of cooking expertise, come join a class this weekend, and walk away with a couple new reasons to throw on an apron and get cookin'. 

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