In this class, learn how to use Indian spices and cooking techniques. Learn how to make creamed spinach with fresh cheese, cardamon scented basmati rice, butter chicken, and mango lassis.
DurationIn this class, learn how to use Indian spices and cooking techniques. Learn how to make creamed spinach with fresh cheese, cardamon scented basmati rice, butter chicken, and mango lassis.
The Garden’s tranquil 38 acres serve as a living museum of native and imported plant life for guests to appreciate, learn from, and enjoy.
Mission
Enriching lives through plants and nature.
Vision
San Antonio Botanical Garden is a world-class garden recognized for outstanding horticulture displays, botanical diversity, education, conservation, and experiences that connect people to the natural world. The Garden embraces the sense of place that makes San Antonio unique.
History
The San Antonio Botanical Garden was first imagined nearly eight decades ago by civic influencers Mrs. R. R. Witt and Mrs. Joseph Murphy. Forty years of planning and partnerships finally blossomed on May 3, 1980, with the official opening of the Botanical Garden.
Since that day, the formal gardens and collections of native Texas plants have evolved to make the Botanical Garden one of the most noteworthy botanical centers in the state, educating and inspiring guests from around the world.
Indian cuisine doesn’t have to take all day to prepare and cook! For a great weeknight meal, try these classic and fun Indian dishes!
Join us on the non-stop, all-India karma train! Let’s first begin with a spice immersion. What are all these gorgeous spices used for and why? In what order? What are their benefits? How else can you use them?
During holidays and family gatherings, Indian home kitchens are transformed into makeshift gulab jamun factories, churning out hundreds of these fried milk ball donuts.
Lauded for its curries, exciting spices and complex pairings. The resulting taste combinations make this cuisine a unique culinary experience. On the menu: Tomato Coconut Curry, Eggplant Masala, and Zucchini & Lentil Fritters.
Introduction to Vegetarian Indian class is offered by Home cooking New York. Menu: Chana Masala (spiced chickpea-tomato curry) Garlic Naan Cilantro-Mint Chutney
About Coursetakers.com
Coursetakers.com is more than a decade old course aggregator and Online course platform that helps students find courses and compare course prices from Training providers in the USA, by just submitting their inquiry through the website. Coursetakers also helps Institutes, Universities and Online Instructors market their courses, gain leads and get more students to enroll into their courses.
© 2025 coursetakers.com All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions of use | Privacy Policy
Online
USA
UK
India
UAE
South Africa
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
Malaysia
Singapore
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Jordan