Whether you've recently turned vegetarian for health, religious or ethical reasons, you don't have to stick to boring and bland greens. And while going meat-free these days is a lot easier with more vegetarian-friendly restaurants and options, sometimes you just don't want to eat out.
Whether you've recently turned vegetarian for health, religious or ethical reasons, you don't have to stick to boring and bland greens. And while going meat-free these days is a lot easier with more vegetarian-friendly restaurants and options, sometimes you just don't want to eat out - eating healthy can be expensive! - or you just want to ensure the pesticide-ridden vegetables are prepared properly.
In this 2-day cooking class, learn to whip up dishes so full of flavour and spices you just might convince your "carnivorous" family and friends to go green with you.
Although established in 2010, our story actually started in 2005. Project Dignity founder Seng Choon met Tony (in picture), a polio survivor who dreamt of becoming a chef.
Tony, however, thought it was impossible with just one functional hand. No employers were willing to hire him too.It was then when Seng Choon met Hiok Keat (Project Dignity's former General Manager), an accountant by training who was then running his own themed cafe at Armenian Street.
The two would meet every Sunday while waiting for their sons to finish classes and talk about their vision of opening up a hawker training school for the disabled, wondering why nobody in Singapore was doing it. Yet.
This course aims to impart skills and abilities to learners in preparation and presentation of noodle dishes. Learners will be able to prepare ingredients and noodle dishes with different types of cooking and flavouring techniques.
They say, someone on a vegan diet has a limited choice of dishes, ingredients and flavours when it comes to Asian cuisines.
Popular across cultures around the middle-east and beyond, the mezze platter is one of the most malleable snack trays.
Vegan Hanami Dango Macarons class is offered by ToTT Cooking Studio. you will prepare 5-6 x Hanami Dango Macarons (Note: each macaron is larger than regular macarons and there are three different flavours in each macaron).
Cheese, cheese, and more cheese! Beyond that however, the roasted vegetables help to create a nice balance for people who might find cheese-filled pasta dishes a little bit too rich.
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