This class is designed especially for vegans, but is open to everyone. Learn healthy recipes using interesting ingredients to replace everyday dairy products. Low in fat, high in taste!
This class is designed especially for vegans, but is open to everyone. Learn healthy recipes using interesting ingredients to replace everyday dairy products. Low in fat, high in taste!
Menu:
No-cream of mushroom soup
Vegetable no-butter masala
Dark chocolate-orange mousse
Little Green Kitchen (LGK) is a cooking studio and food consultancy – the brainchild of former lawyer Shalu Asnani to prove that vegetarian food is not boring! LGK offers hands-on cooking classes and bespoke menus through their food consulting, private dining and corporate cooking services.
The passionate foodie’s foray into the world of professional cooking was first born in Beijing at renowned cooking school, The Hutong, where through serendipity she found herself at the helm of their various vegetarian cooking classes.
Inspired and excited, Shalu returned to Singapore in 2011 to set up LGK. Combining the secret family recipes gained from the kitchens of her childhood and her modern take on vegetarian cuisine, LGK offers mouthwatering and healthy vegetarian food spanning a variety of genres; from Asian street food to contemporary Western cuisine. Down-to-earth good food is her motto and eating clean her passion.
Indulge your taste buds in the flavors of Italy with our Italian Vegan and Raw Cooking Class! In this class, you will dive into the world of raw food cooking, where fresh and unprocessed ingredients take center stage.
In this WSQ certified Basic Bread Preparation course, you will learn an array of unique bread recipes, from traditional brioche to café favourites bomboloni and Asian classic polo bun, there is a recipe to satisfy every palate.
The training is conducted in our fully equipped baking studios. Learners will get complete hands-on experience at baking several recipes under our chef's guidance.
These mouth-watering recipes put a modern twist on festive food but can also be enjoyed at any time of the year – whether you are cooking for vegetarians or meat-eaters.
Whether you've recently turned vegetarian for health, religious or ethical reasons, you don't have to stick to boring and bland greens. And while going meat-free these days is a lot easier with more vegetarian-friendly restaurants and options, sometimes you just don't want to eat out.
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