The vivid colours and flavours of curry spices, coconut milk and sweet caramelised onion await in this popular Sri Lankan food evening, with Cooking It.
You’ll discover classic Sri Lankan flavours and incredible curry dinners, as well as authentic local recipes. The dishes made will depend on fresh produce available and could include:
You're welcome to bring your own drink for the session allowing you to sit back and relax whilst your chef host will demo the cooking techniques.
After the demonstration, each guest will make their own Sri Lankan 'string hoppers'. These are tasty nests of rice, flour and noodles cooked to create spirals that are perfect served with fish or potato curry. Enjoy a range of delicious dishes and keep the recipes to recreate each one at home in this mouthwatering celebration of Sri Lanka.
Age restrictions: 14+
Adult (14+) | £85 |
Great night, Paul was a wonderful and helpful teacher
Paul was a great host- very knowledgeable and welcoming. Had such a great time learning some tips...
Loved the experience, loved the dishes we made! Paul was a fab host and teacher and gave us usefu...
Great night, Paul was a wonderful and helpful teacher
Paul was a great host- very knowledgeable and welcoming. Had such a great time learning some tips and tricks but of course the highlight was the food we made with the amazing recipes given- I only wish that I remembered to take a picture :(
My suggestion to others would be to make sure you have a small snack beforehand, as you'll get hungry as soon as you step through the door. Thanks!
Loved the experience, loved the dishes we made! Paul was a fab host and teacher and gave us useful tips and advice. Will definitely book myself into another cooking class with him and recommend the experience to friends!!
To make sure their kitchen is Covid safe, Cooking It are ensuring:
Monica is the founder of Cooking It. She was born in Barcelona but has called Bristol home for almost 30 years. Monica grew up around food and could regularly be found in the kitchen of her grandparents’ restaurant, soaking up all the flavours and recipes - so much so she still loves making the tapas recipes she learnt as a child. She returns to Barcelona often to carry on discovering new recipes in her family’s restaurants and patisseries. When Monica isn’t sharing her cooking know-how, you’ll find her enjoying wine with friends and feeding people - often her four daughters and their friends.
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