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Carnitas Burrito Bowls

Carnitas is pork shoulder slow-roasted until fork-tender and succulent. In this class, you’ll learn how to make carnitas including a Mexican-inspired marinade and spice blend Chef Rosilind curated for class.

You’ll also learn the secret to making her signature pineapple salsa, roasted corn salad, perfectly seasoned black beans, and fluffy rice. Skills you’ll learn in class include how to dice, roast, marinate, and the correct technique for cooking rice. You can customize these bold flavors to create your loaded-layer burrito bowl.

If necessary, please check your spam folder for communications about this class. Please contact Heather Bell if you have food allergies, dietary restrictions or questions and concerns regarding ingredients.

Instructor: Rosilind Woodfork Chef Rosilind Woodfork started her culinary journey early on in life. At the age of 16, she catered her first small wedding while attending the Upper Valley Joint Vocational Career Center. Rosilind went on to earn her degree in culinary arts and hospitality management from Sinclair Community College in Dayton. She obtained her first management job shortly after graduation. Her love affair with the food industry, managing kitchens, writing menus and everything involved with being a chef grew throughout her 27-year career. As an executive chef, she realized her love for teaching culinary arts was just as strong as her passion for cooking, and is now pursuing teaching so she can pass along her skills to home chefs who share the same love of food.