TOP 10 COOKING CLASSES IN FRANKSTON, MELBOURNE - PAGE 6

It’s often the main course where vegetarians miss out the most. This session offers much more than the usual vegetarian pastas and soy burgers. We will focus on some delectable vegetarian recipes that can challenge the fanciest meat dishes.

Curry is a generic term primarily employed in Western culture to denote a wide variety of dishes originating in Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Thai or other Southeast Asian cuisines. Their common feature is the complex combinations of spices and herbs.

Tarts and soufflés are the ultimate French dessert though rarely perfected. Learn the ABC of successful sweet and savory soufflé making with all its tips and tricks and most importantly, perfect techniques!

French cooking is simply the best food for any dinner party and you cannot get more French than in this Traditional French Cooking session.

Vegetables are the single most exciting ingredient in cooking and are hardly centerstage to any dish as meat or fish always tend to take the front role.

Fish is fascinating in that its elegance carries with it the mysticism of the underwater world. Large schools of fish swarm weightless through the ocean in beauty and grace and have been a part of our diet for thousands of years.

Bring a little bit of the streets from around the world into your kitchen with recipes from the far corners of the globe. Street foods are a great way to eat well on a budget and also allows you to explore some unique and often unusual cooking methods.

Bread was good to us for thousands of years, but today bread is seen as a problem in our diets. This session looks at the WHY modern bread may cause digestive and other problems and give you the skills to bake your own additive-free bread.

“Sauces bring a dish together” They are the bridge to wine and for this reason, French cooking without sauce is like Christmas without a Christmas tree.

Homemade pasta is hardly ever perfected because of the amount of misinformation, misconceptions, and misunderstanding in the open market place.