Our long love affair with Indian food began when Australian’s travelled through India in the 60’s and 70’s. Since then, we’ve come a long way from the “classic” Keen’s curry powder sparingly sprinkled into beef stew.
Our long love affair with Indian food began when Australian’s travelled through India in the 60’s and 70’s. Since then, we’ve come a long way from the “classic” Keen’s curry powder sparingly sprinkled into beef stew. We now have a fast growing appreciation for authentic Indian food and its regional variations, and are beginning to unravel that incredibly vibrant world in our own kitchens.
This Indian cooking class will delve into the fundamentals of Indian cooking, unlocking the secrets of that elusive ‘special something’ found in truly authentic Indian.
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In our converted warehouse kitchen, you’ll learn to develop your love for good food into a real passion for creating it. With us, you’ll learn to develop your love of good food into a passion for creating it.
Discover ingredients and techniques that will bring your cooking to life, making every meal you create a memorable experience for you, your friends and family. Whether it’s a simple meal at home or an extravagant feast for many, we can guide you through the cuisine of your choice, in an enjoyable, friendly environment to make you the master of your kitchen.
A class with Salt & Co. doesn’t just teach you how to follow a recipe – you’ll learn the fundamentals of each cuisine and the techniques that are used, the purpose of key ingredients, and how you can make every creation your own.
Come cook with us.
Learn how to cook Tandoori Chicken and Chickpea Curry. The Tandoori Chicken is easy to make, ultra-tender, and coated in an exotically spiced crust! And of course, it is best served alongside Chickpea Curry.
If you love Indian food and have always thought of it to be too complicated, I encourage you to join one of my classes where you will learn how to cook an aromatic and flavoursome Indian meal with ease.
Join Rani Veerassamy for this new class featuring the cuisne of South India. South Indian cusine is lighter and more vegetable based than Northern cuisine and often features lentils, fish, coconut, fresh herbs and rice.
We'll guide you through the layered preparation of a few traditional curries, and some lively accoutrements to round out your meal. Our rotating menu of authentic Indian recipes changes with the seasons. Please note that the below menu is only a sample and is subject to seasonal availability.
During this class, get creative with different spices and cooking techniques to create some beautiful curries from around the world.
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