This class is suitable for beginners! Dim Sum Char Sui Bao and Emerald Pork And Chive Dumplings Class.
This class is suitable for beginners! Dim Sum Char Sui Bao and Emerald Pork And Chive Dumplings Class.
In this class you will be guided under expert tuition and shown how to make:
Step by step instruction from making and rolling the dough, preparing and mixing the fillings, forming the buns and dumplings and cooking them! We will discuss different ingredients and fillings, equipment you need, and also learn how to pronounce the different Dim Sum the proper way and order from Restaurants in Cantonese!
Dim Sum Etiquette:
What to do and what not to do, what to order and the order to order it in!
Chinese Teas:
The different Chinese teas available in restaurants, and how to find one you like. Everything that you need will be provided but if you have a favourite apron please bring it along. Includes 3 hour workshop with a delicious meal at the end of it!
Whats included?
3 hour hands-on workshop covering everything you need to know to make Dim Sum! A big Dim Sum lunch/dinner afterwards where you can enjoy your own handmade Dim Sum! A list of recommended products that have been used in the class and are readily available in a good Chinese / Oriental supermarket
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Come to learn to perfect the Bao Buns in this fun class and learn everything you need to know about Bao Buns.
Learn how to make Dim Sum! Step by step instruction from making and rolling the dough, preparing and mixing the fillings, forming the dumplings and cooking them! Dim Sum Class for complete beginners.
In this class our chef will teach you classic Chinese Dim Sum recipes – you will learn to cook a range of authentic ‘small bite’ dishes from China.
Next, the classic Sweet and Sour Chicken, where you will learn to marinate the meat and make the famous finger licking good sweet and sour sauce!
With the traditional Chinese person greeting someone with “Have you eaten?”, you can rest assured that the Chinese food culture is exciting!
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