List of all the courses offered by Salt & Company Cooking School.
Salt & Company Cooking School offers a total of 14 courses.
Sri Lanka, spice isle of the Indian Ocean once known as Ceylon, is a rich melting pot of cuisines including Indian (particularly South Indian), Dutch, Malay, Portuguese and Middle Eastern.
Locally known as antojitos or ‘little cravings’ Mexican street food is the fast beating heart of one of the most vibrant and ancient cuisines on earth.
Izakaya; often described to the unfamiliar as ‘Japanese tapas’, actually refers to Japanese drinking establishments that offer casual plates of extremely tasty Japanese food, designed to accompany one’s beverage of choice.
We have chosen a meze (taste) menu for this Greek cooking class to give you just that. From the grills of the island coastlines, to soul food of the mainlands countryside; Greek Mezedes will have you head over heels.
As the environmental need to increase our plant based eating has become more pressing, the world’s best chefs and cooks have begun an exploration into new realms of plant based flavour.
For Italians, cooking and sharing food is no less than a way of life. Above all they believe in simplicity and respect for good produce, so some of the most beloved dishes of Italians comprise just a few simple ingredients, carefully selected, prepared with precise technique, love and attention.
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.
In this Moroccan cooking class you will unlock a new realm of spice and see, smell and taste the vibrant ingredients, unique flavours and varied techniques that give Moroccan food its unmistakable mystique.
In this vegetarian cooking class we will give you a better understanding of the fundamentals of uncompromisingly good meat-free cooking and show you how to let your ingredients and creativity shine. *please note that this class is vegetarian not vegan.
What started as a keystone to the alluring Spanish lifestyle, the social eating of tapas has now become an institution. ‘Modern’ communities the world over have embraced it and run with it.
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