Curry for Change

Changing the lives of families
who suffer from hunger.

SOLD OUT: Cooking class - A Great Indian Food Feast with the Urban Rajah

SOLD OUT: Cooking class - A Great Indian Food Feast with the Urban Rajah

  • 3rd October
  • 6.30 - 9.30pm
  • School of Wok, 61 Chandos Place, London, WC2N 4HG
  • £35 per person

This class has now sold out

 

Learn how to cook food from across the Indian subcontinent taking inspiration from the Mountains, Coast, Jungles, Desert and City.

Guests will learn how to cook hearty dishes from the snowy mountains to desert kingdoms, and the hustle and bustle of Delhi street food to coastal Keralan paradise and lush Nagaland jungles. It’s an Indian food adventure!

Who?

The Urban Rajah (aka Ivor Peters) is a food writer, cook, presenter traveller and lifestyle adventurer with roots deep in the Indian Subcontinent.

With appearances on Channel 4 and BBC London he also writes for The Guardian, Hello, Delicious, Olive and his cookbook, Urban Rajah’s Curry Memoirs tells the story of his love affair with curry through over 80 familial recipes.

He’s a regular on the food festival scene demonstrating accessible Indian spiced recipes. He recently dished up 1,000 covers at his two day pop-up restaurant Urban Rajah’s Indian Streetkitchen and managed to keep his trademark handlebar moustache from wilting under the pressure!

Where?

School of Wok, set up by the young and talented chef Jeremy Pang, is Europe's only award winning Asian & Oriental cookery school. Located in London's Covent Garden, it provides engaging and exciting hands-on cookery classes to the public.

What’s included?

Three hours of food with the Urban Rajah! Explore the secrets and learn the techniques, then sit down with your fellow students to enjoy your creations in a Great Indian Food Feast.

Wine and Kingfisher beer will be provided.

Each guest will get a goody bag of Indian treats to take away them.

New skills?

Lean how to: pimp vegetables with a tadka, spice blend, make a personalised garam masala and discover the ‘masala trinity’.

Allergies & Diet?

Vegetarians, vegans and other dietary requirements will be well catered for including tips on how to adapt menus to suit tastes. 

What’s next?

After the class, use your new knowledge and culinary expertise to host a dinner party with a difference to help change the lives of families who suffer from hunger. Cook a curry for your friends and ask each guest to donate what they would have spent on a takeaway. Every penny you raise will be DOUBLED by our campaign partner Natco Foods.

Other details?

There are 12 places available so get your tickets quick! For any enquiries please contact [email protected]

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