This masterclass is ideal for Indian food lovers who want to develop their culinary skills further. We will kick off with preparation of a typical South Indian breakfast/brunch including dosa.
The food we are familiar with at our local Indian restaurant represents a fraction of India's culinary diversity. South and North India differ greatly in cooking methods, key ingredients and spices used.
This masterclass is ideal for Indian food lovers who want to develop their culinary skills further. We will kick off with preparation of a typical South Indian breakfast/brunch including dosa. You will then learn to prepare a typical South Indian thali comprising Malabar parantha (flat bread), two mains, one dal and rice.
Session 1: Masala dosa and accompaniments
Dosa: a traditional South Indian rice crepe
Coconut chutney
Masala Potato: spicy stir fried potato
Rasam: lentil broth with tomato and tamarind
Session 2: South Indian thali
Malabar Parotta: layered flatbread
Sambar: vegetables cooked in lentil broth
Two veg mains e.g:
kalan: green bananas cooked in coconut and yoghurt
avial: assorted slow cooked vegetables
One rice dish e.g.:
veg biryani
The final meal will be served with a glass of wine, Indian beer or alternative.
Don't forget to order a spice box for collection when you arrive for your class.
Learn to cook for health and wellbeing at Harborne Food School.
We know how much some of you love to get your children into the kitchen, learning to cook from scratch is a vital life skill. There is no better environment than our school to encourage kids to discover more about food preparation and teach you and your children new skills
Under the guidance of one of our Chefs you will discover the skills of balancing flavours whilst also learning fundamental Indian cooking techniques.
Learn the key skills to make a lamb curry at home along with all the trimmings - rice and roti!
Immerse yourself in the most wonderful spices and aromas learning the basics of great Indian Cookery!
The half day class will incorporate a main meal, a side dish, a staple (rice or bread), and cachumber (cucumber, tomato, and onion salad) or raita.
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