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.
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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.
During this class, get creative with different spices and cooking techniques to create some beautiful curries from around the world.
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.
Our long love affair with Indian food began when Australian’s travelled through India in the 60’s and 70’s. Since then, we’ve come a long way from the “classic” Keen’s curry powder sparingly sprinkled into beef stew.
Otao kitchen brings cuisines from around the world into your kitchen. Experience the smells, flavours and textures of Asia at home. We connect you with our expert chefs for questions and to demonstrate monthly through Zoom.
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