Take a trip to an island north-west of Singapore – and half a decade into the past – for my most special cooking class. Among other dishes, you’ll learn to make a dish called nasi kerabu using wild herbs.
Take a trip to an island north-west of Singapore – and half a decade into the past – for my most special cooking class. Among other dishes, you’ll learn to make a dish called nasi kerabu using wild herbs.
At five, I was peeling off recipes from Nestlé Ideal milk tins and pasting them into a scrap book, and at seven, my parents finally let me into the kitchen to experiment.
By the time I was a teenager, I was hosting dinner parties for friends at my house, dishing out aromatic chicken rice and piping hot laksa.
Still, I followed the conventional route into the working world, studying engineering and practicing as a mechanical engineer for over 15 years before moving to conference management. In the late 1990s, the dot-com boom beckoned and, together with some friends, I became a technopreneur in a start-up venture.
When that bubble burst in 2001, I was, for the first time in my life, left with no direction on what to do next. I considered several options but kept coming back to the one consistent passion in my life – cooking. And so Cookery Magic was born.
At five, I was peeling off recipes from Nestlé Ideal milk tins and pasting them into a scrap book, and at seven, my parents finally let me into the kitchen to experiment.
By the time I was a teenager, I was hosting dinner parties for friends at my house, dishing out aromatic chicken rice and piping hot laksa.
Still, I followed the conventional route into the working world, studying engineering and practicing as a mechanical engineer for over 15 years before moving to conference management.
In the late 1990s, the dot-com boom beckoned and, together with some friends, I became a technopreneur in a start-up venture. When that bubble burst in 2001.
I was, for the first time in my life, left with no direction on what to do next. I considered several options but kept coming back to the one consistent passion in my life – cooking. And so Cookery Magic was born.
In this hands-on cooking class, we will guide you through the traditional techniques of cooking up popular Singapore favourites,
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