Today we did!
We had a lovely morning together, a few amahs, Nicole, one of her friends, her daughter Katie, Misuzu and myself. Misuzu had prepared everything for us, she had printed out the recipes with all the important 'key points' and hints and even prepared a little "starter kit" for us to take home after class. It was fab!
We learned how to make gyozas, cocoons, edamame, karashi (lotus root) and sushi, of course. There was so much food when we were done so Nathan and the kids came and helped out at lunch time! (Misuzu had bought 'training chop sticks' for the kids in Japan, so cute!)
Next week we'll do Swedish Meatball class at my house! Ha ha!
7 comments:
men åh det såg ju inte gott ut alls ;) Inte kul heller ;)
wow! that food looks delicious! Im getting hungry just looking at it! I have been following your blog for a while now. Me, my husband and our 4 year old son will be moving to Brunei in August- my husband has a job at jerudong school. Your blog has really been very helpful for me.
Boel, would Misuzu be interested in doing more of these classes? She can charge a fee. Can you please ask her for me? Thanks.
Talking of food. My family and I are moving to Brunei in Jan. I am the teacher my husband is a chef. He wants to learn more about Asian cooking while in Brunei. Do you know of any cooking schools in Brunei? How easy is it for partners to get work visas?
Talking of food. My family and I are moving to Brunei in Jan. I am the teacher my husband is a chef. He wants to learn more about Asian cooking while in Brunei. Do you know of any cooking schools in Brunei? How easy is it for partners to get work visas?
Elaine - I must admit I know nothing about cooking schools here. This "class" was purely by a friend, for friends.
Try and google on it, and/or keep an eye on bobwhatson.com where most information about what's going on gets posted.
Where will you be teaching? Local or international school?
Good luck with the move!
hey,my name is nabilah and i'm 13, i love cooking,i decide to go to a cooking school,so i search about this in the google,but instead of finding school, i found your blog, are japanese recipe hard to make? please tell me...about the cooking school,i found one,i'm not sure where it is,but a lot of people called this class 'le appel',it's really expensive though...
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