Ring in the year of the rabbit with vegetarian momos (a Tibetan dumpling), egg rolls, and spicy mapo tofu. This class is filled with knife skills, dough making, and dumpling shaping and will be fun for novice cooks and experts alike.
Ring in the year of the rabbit with vegetarian momos (a Tibetan dumpling), egg rolls, and spicy mapo tofu. This class is filled with knife skills, dough making, and dumpling shaping and will be fun for novice cooks and experts alike.
Menu: Vegetarian Momos, Egg Rolls & Spicy Mapo Tofu
We love the power food plays in bringing people together, the community it forms, relationships it builds, and the lasting memories it creates. Our classes align with each season’s bountiful harvest while keeping a fun.
Energizing and lighthearted atmosphere. Whether young or old, novice or advanced, we enjoy helping others gain more confidence in the kitchen while having a great time.
Making new friends and hopefully, learning a few tricks and tips along the way! Our instructors come from prestigious culinary backgrounds and have a passion for sharing their trade.
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