In-Person
In
Person
In-Person
February 11, 2024 11:00 AM

3 - 3.5 hours
Live Class
On-Demand Class
$ 110.00 CAD
plus tax
Discover the heart of South Indian cuisine with our Indian culinary expert, Parinita Salian Crasta. Learn the art of preparing Dosas, savoury pancakes made from fermented rice and lentil batter, and master how to make delicate, fluffy Kerala Appams too. Pari will share traditional techniques and essential tips to ensure you achieve the most flavourful results. You'll learn to prepare an aromatic coconut milk based Vegetable Ishtu (Stew), the perfect accompaniment to your Appams, and a delicious Potato Masala filling plus Coconut and Tomato Chutneys to fill and enhance your Dosas too. Plus we'll add Pari's Chickpea Sundal as a satisfying and tasty starter as well! Whether you're a seasoned chef or a kitchen novice, this class promises to elevate your cooking skills and immerse you in the rich food traditions of South India.
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