Join our Indian cooking Tutor as she prepares a variety of curries for you to sample. Everybody's favourite Butter Chicken, Dahl Curry plus a seafood and a vegetarian curry. Demonstration course with students receiving generous samples of all of the dishes.
Join our Indian cooking Tutor as she prepares a variety of curries for you to sample. Everybody's favourite Butter Chicken, Dahl Curry plus a seafood and a vegetarian curry. Demonstration course with students receiving generous samples of all of the dishes.
The Workers' Educational Association of South Australia Incorporated, founded in 1913, is Australia's largest non-government adult community education organisation.
The WEA provides learning opportunities for anyone aged 15 years or older (in most courses - there are some age restrictions on individual courses). There are generally no pre-requisites for courses and no assessment or exams.
The WEA operates as an innovative, flexible provider of moderately priced adult education services.
The WEA receives approximately 17,000 enrolments annually in its nearly 1200 short courses.
The WEA is an independent, non-government association almost completely funded by the student fees that it receives.
The WEA publishes five Course Guides each year in late January, early April, mid June, early September and late November. All course details appear on this website, which is updated daily.
In addition to its skills and enrichment courses including computer training, the WEA offers overseas tours, services to assist people with a disability enter mainstream courses and WEA Clubs membership that enables students to continue their interests.
Learn how to cook Tandoori Chicken and Chickpea Curry. The Tandoori Chicken is easy to make, ultra-tender, and coated in an exotically spiced crust! And of course, it is best served alongside Chickpea Curry.
The heady aroma of spices and heat. Indian cuisine is a rich, delicious treat. You'll make a delicious Dahl, an Indian Spice Blend and then create a curry from this. Eat here, or take your meal home to share with family or friends.
Join Rani Veerassamy for this new class featuring the cuisne of South India. South Indian cusine is lighter and more vegetable based than Northern cuisine and often features lentils, fish, coconut, fresh herbs and rice.
We'll guide you through the layered preparation of a few traditional curries, and some lively accoutrements to round out your meal. Our rotating menu of authentic Indian recipes changes with the seasons. Please note that the below menu is only a sample and is subject to seasonal availability.Â
If you love Indian food and have always thought of it to be too complicated, I encourage you to join one of my classes where you will learn how to cook an aromatic and flavoursome Indian meal with ease.
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