We will cook and taste around 10 dishes then sit down and have a shared lunch, and finish off with something sweet from her brand new cookbook SAFFRON SWIRLS & CARDAMOM DUST.
We will cook and taste around 10 dishes then sit down and have a shared lunch, and finish off with something sweet from her brand new cookbook Saffron Swirls & Cardamon Dust.
During the class, Ashia will share stories of her upbringing and how her mother taught her to seamlessly combine East and West to make a gorgeous authentic homemade Indian feast to share.
We’ve collaborated with Hippopatamus restaurant at the Museum (now QT) Hotel on a “Dine with Monet” Wellington-on-a-plate event where the chefs recreated recipes from Claude Monet’s life in Giverny; in 2018, Sofitel joined Savour to bring to life the era of the Parisian Belle Epoque with an evening of fine dining, cabaret music and culinary history.
More recently, the fabulous culinary gastronomad and Kiwi icon, Peta Mathias, joined us for a series of cooking workshops at Te Papa Museum to celebrate love and food stories from her book "Eat Your Heart Out" and will return in October 2021 to launch her new book, 'Shed Couture', with an afternoon of food, fashion and fun!
In this class you will learn to make our special caramel choux. A crisp and airy choux pastry filled with a speculaas cremeux, whipped caramel, speculaas spread and topped with speculaas biscuit crumbs.
This hands on course will teach you practical, easy and budget friendly recipes, techniques and tips that will help develop your skills, instincts and palate to enable you to cook Indian food in your own kitchen.
Want to know how to put together delicious Indian meals using the contents of your pantry, fridge and freezer? My Indian Pantry shows you how to put together meals from things you already have at home. All ingredients included in course fee.
In this class you’ll learn to make one of the original Sugar Flour pastries, the Yayoi Kusama. This pastry was created for the first Mother’s Day at Sugar Flour, inspired by the artist Yayoi Kusama, and her incredible work.
Breaking a few rules (!!), we’ll explore taking classic Indian flavours and using them in a modern context, to give a fresher, lighter, approach. The focus is on finding bold, lively tastes – as always.
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