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Cookery classes Posted by lillipop79 (256 days ago) I love cooking. I am a 100% foodie and just get so excited when I have time alone in the kitchen. I did a city and Guilds cookery course when I was doing A levels but have not furthered my skills since then. (I am based in Hong Kong) Find what you are after in our Kuala Lumpur A-Z Directory  Posted by SweetSue (238 days ago) HK Gas was having some classes at the Leighton Ctr in CWB (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by souffleQueen (204 days ago) Those are very, very basic I'm afraid. I've attended some in the past an quietly frankly, watching cookery show and browsing the web could be more educational in a way. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by Sindhi Crawford (197 days ago) dear lillipop, would u be interested in teaching some cookery lessons to a small class of students (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by frenchfries (171 days ago) tried chopsticks a few years back. it was completely overpriced and totally not worth it. it was not even hands-on. i would not recommend it to anyone. waste of money. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by veryhappyone (163 days ago) Will try chopsticks too. Thanks for the lead. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by frenchfries (163 days ago) like i said, do NOT go to chopsticks. i went to a class there with a few of my other friends and EVERYONE was disappointed and wished we didn't go. (I am based in Hong Kong) Posted by Imax2008 (144 days ago) Hi..I noticed that the post is quite old..but I thought Id share some info anyway. I am a Cordon Bleu Pastry Chef and to my knowledge, the best cooking programs run by the Cordon Bleu franchise, are in France and London. However the Sydney one comes pretty close. All the other LCB schools in Thailand, Mexico and others do not have a very good reputation. If you are interested in schools other than the Cordon Bleu, I can tell you that there are quite a few around the world which cost less and you can certainly learn more. (I am based in Guangzhou) |
