Lebanese Cooking: Comfort Food Dishes
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Lebanese cooking boasts some of the most exciting flavours out there. In this experience, learn healthy, tasty and affordable Lebanese recipes you can easily recreate at home. Influenced by the Mediterranean, this cuisine uses fresh ingredients and each dish is rich, aromatic and flavoursome!
What to expect:
- Learn how to cook 2 delicious Lebanese dishes
- Be guided through techniques and culinary skills
- Have fun trying new flavours
- Finish by tucking into your tasty Lebanese feast and a traditional Lebanese coffee
What you’ll be cooking:
- Riz wo jej: pulled tender chicken on an aromatic bed of rice and minced beef, topped with roasted almonds and served with yoghurt salad.
- A tasty mixed bean soup
Dishes can be modified for different dietary requirements. Please contact the host after booking to discuss your needs.
Dancing Flavours prides itself on bringing lovely groups of people together in its cooking classes. This is a chance to exchange tips, have a drink, chat and (most importantly) have a laugh!
Please note that a minimum of 4 bookings are required for this experience to go ahead. Should this not be the case, your host will be in touch to discuss rescheduling.
Age restrictions: 18+
| Adult | £75 |
How to get there
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
Wafaa Powell
Wafaa is the youngest of 7 children and was born in Lebanon, where she lived until she married her English husband in the 1990s. Wafaa's inspiration for cookery comes from her mum, who found the best way to show her love was through food. The recipes have been passed down through generations and so are the ones Wafaa grew up eating and learning how to prepare. Wafaa believes eating should be a pleasure as much as a necessity and that the relationship between people and food defines the culture of a place.
Belly dancing is also a big part of Wafaa's life. She grew up with it, dancing at home, with friends, at weddings and at parties, and while studying at university she attended belly dance courses in Lebanon to improve her skills. People are at the heart of everything that Wafaa does and she is passionate about sharing her love of belly dancing and Lebanese cuisine.
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