NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — It's a class with class. And it sure smells like something good is cooking. It's been going on in an old biology lab now for a year. Homelessness to teaching her own King Cake Class At Warren Easton Charter High School, WGNO Good Morning New Orleans features reporter Bill Wood invites you into the culinary program for a sneak peek at the menu. The teacher is Matt Young a chef with a culinary degree and a veteran of the classroom with 25 years in education. "My kids come in this classroom, it's their classroom because like I tell them you cook with love and it comes from the bottom of your heart so that's why they love to come in here and do what they do," said Young. Warren Easton senior and soon-to-be chef Rashad Robertson says becoming a chef is to make people smile. From here the next step for students is culinary college or a real job at a real restaurant. Michael Jackson gave this to a movie star and now it can be yours Farm to table, 18-year-old Sage Gordan knows it's not as easy as pie. It's no piece of cake when you're making a big pot of gumbo. "I love trying new recipes and it's a family tradition," said Gordon. It's Louisiana history. Food and family. Stay up to date with the latest news, weather and sports by downloading the WGNO app on the Apple or Google Play stores and by subscribing to the WGNO newsletter. Latest Posts Book illustrator Nicole Tadgell helps to bring words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s grandchild to life Crash involving dump truck, garbage truck leads to road closure in Avondale Israel and Hamas agree to a Gaza ceasefire, officials say FUELED Wellness + Nutrition | DIY King Cake + King Cake Smoothies and Coffees Lawmakers disagree about federal support for California wildfires