Every culture has its own Noodles and the best way to prepare them. Come learn about Noodles at this fun and delicious class and discover how Noodles from around the world are best prepared.
Every culture has its own Noodles and the best way to prepare them. Come learn about Noodles at this fun and delicious class and discover how Noodles from around the world are best prepared.
Our lesson is Peanut Butter Udon Noodles with Roasted Chicken; Homemade Fettuccine Noodles with Spinach & Basil Pesto; Baked Three Cheese Spaghetti Torte; Butternut Squash Wonton Ravioli with Brown Butter Sauce; Crispy Pan-Fried Chinese Noodles with Eggplant & Peanuts; German Spaetzle Noodles with Sautéed Onions & Emmenthaler Cheese, and Mediterranean Zoodles with Shrimp.
Knowing how to cook is more than just surviving. It is a means to making us whole, healthy and happy. As we emerge from our time of quarantine, now more than ever we can embrace all that cooking is and learn to prepare delicious foods.
Cooking is easy and fun when you understand the fundamentals. We hope you will journey through our classes and enrich your life with the knowledge of how to cook foods you love.
Tibetan Momos, Chinese Shumai, Pot Stickers and Har Gow, Italian Gnocchi, Japanese Gyoza, American sweet and savory dumplings, Polish Perogis and Indian Samosas are a few of the variations of those delightful pieces of dough we call dumplings.
Is there anything better than a hot soup on a cold winter night? The holidays are over so take some time to brush up on some new soup recipes. Join us in the Nestle Inn kitchen for a cooking class and take home some new recipes.
Soups are a great dish to have any time! You can make a pot of soup on your day off, and enjoy easy meals for a few days afterward. Did you go a little crazy at the farmer's market? Use up those fresh spring veggies in a delicious soup!
Learn how to shape and fill delicious Potstickers and Summer Rolls, and then enjoy the feast that you and your guests create with our famous Asian Crunch Salads, homemade Chinese Almond Cookies and fresh fruit Sorbet for dessert.
Join the celebration for the start of the Chinese lunar calendar. This feast includes dishes to represent luck, fortune and happiness. We'll honor this holiday with some traditional dishes sure to start the year of the Rabbit off right.
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