Little Spoons Café

Berkeley, United States

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Little Spoons Café is a classroom and television program where Chef Eric teaches kids how to cook. In a gentle atmosphere of adventure and humor, kids jump into their food experience and learn to carry a sense of choice, confidence, and culinary curiousity into life. Chef Eric also does presentations for schools and businesses as well a limited number of small after-​school organic cooking classes for elementary school aged children.

Class Menus include: Desserts, Soups, Salads, Breakfast, and Breads with recipes such as ChickenFennel Salad, Indian Carrot Cake, Crunchy Kale Chips, Mac’n Cheese Bolognaise.

I build confidence via culinary adventure & a broad variety of food to wake up innate wisdom. This is a place to be daring.

I work with seasonal, local, pesticide-​free foods and wean children away from refined sugars and processed foods. If your child has ALLERGIES, recipes are prepared to respect safety for all.

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History

Established in 2009.

It all started when I mastered the art of flambee-​ing crêpes suzettes at my grandmother’s house in France when I was 7 — I wanted to show everyone how easy and rewarding it was… the flames frightened some, but the result calmed everyone.

Meet the Business Owner

Eric P.

Business Owner

A former award-​winning film editor in New York and Los Angeles with credits at Sundance and Cannes, Eric Pomert grew up in a French family and has been cooking since the age of 7. He received his BA in Biology and French from Columbia University and studied acting and theater at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. He completed training as a Certified Natural Chef at Bauman College in Berkeley, CA. Eric began teaching cooking classes for children and their parents while he was training at Bauman.

A key piece in Eric’s program is his ongoing exploration and understanding of child development. He has over 20 years’ experience mentoring and tutoring youths from 6 to 18, including volunteering and counseling with Project Happy and the 52nd Street Project, both in Manhattan. Currently, he is enrolled in the foundation training of the Montessori Method. His goal is to nourish students with self-​esteem and delicious food.

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Eric P. says,

«Chef Eric does ongoing one-​time community classes at Amandas restaurant once a month on Sundays.»