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Learn to cook authentic Indian food with this fun and delicious half day Indian cookery course in Essex. The 3 hour class will teach you how to tell your madras from your masala and with an expert chef helping you every step of the way, even the 'can't cook, won't cook' types will have no problem recreating India's famous flavours! If you love Indian food, why not learn to make it yourself, so that you can rustle up something spicy in the comfort of your own kitchen, and throw those take away menus away? This Essex cookery class is the perfect way to do just that. You'll use only the freshest and most delicious ingredients to make four mouth-watering courses during the class, and your chef and tutor will be on hand throughout to help you out and offer tips, tricks, and guidance on getting that perfect balance of spices that makes Indian food the nation's favourite. At the end of the course, you'll sit down with a well-earned glass of wine to taste the delicious dishes you've made throughout the day - or, if you have some hungry and hopeful loved ones waiting for you to bring something home for them, you can choose to take it with you either! You'll also be able to take a recipe card with you, so that you'll easily be able to make your culinary creations again and again. This is one of those experience gifts that true foodies will cherish, whether they want to learn a few new skills, brush up on their Indian cookery, or add some new meals to their repertoire. If you're looking for a spicy gift for someone in Essex, try this half day Indian Cookery Course!

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