Indian Street Food Evening Workshop
Course Details
Eating Indian Street food is the best way to eat in India, watching the food cooked in front of you and then eating from a cone of paper as you wander through the market at dusk. Here in Bath we will recreate some of our favourites, giving you a whirlwind tour of regional Indian street food.
We will introduce you to Indian street food by making a freshly ground spice mix, demonstrate spice tempering in oil and show you how to use ingredients such as tamarind and jaggery.
We will make mouth-watering dishes such as:
- Pea & Potato Samosas
- Tamarind Chutney
- Carrot and Leek Pakoras
- Aloo Chaat
- Coriander Chutney
- Palak Dal Vada
This evening will be a mixture of demonstration and some hands on cooking with lots of tips, talking and tasting.
The course ends with a sit down meal around our dining table to enjoy the food made. Please bring a plastic container if you wish to take some of your food home with you. You will leave with a full recipe pack so you can recreate the dishes at home.
Course Length
EveningSkill Level
BeginnerDietary Info
VeganBook Online
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