Cooking Classes

mupheza

Part of my new year's resolution is to start learning how to cook.

Actually, I'm interested in learning how to do native delicacies such as puto bumbong, sapin-sapin, casava cakes and other kakanins.

eh mahina ako maka-gets if magbabasa ako ng recipes so sa tingin ko taking classes would be easier. May alam ba kayong mga nag-o-offer ng cooking classes on how to make kakanins? Pls post their contact numbers, if not, kahit yung name lang nung institution or cuisine learning center.


Hehehe... thanks!

jackmcph

Why don't you try calling:

Center for Culinary Arts
Education and Training

426-4841, 426-4837, 426-4836, 426-4825

Cravings Center
287 Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights
Quezon City

mupheza

Wow! Thanks! Will try to inquire tomorrow.

laya

Try checking out the daily newspapers particularly star and inquirer. Cooking schools like Dorothy Ferraria’s (she’s really good bec she explains everything! And she welcomes after-class questions too like you can call her up and ask why such recipe didn’t turn out the way it did when you did it hands-on in her class. She’ll tell you that you probably forgot this and that… she even lets her students in some of her cooking secrets!) , Heny Sison’s, Sylvia Reynoso’s, Maya, etc. will give you some alternatives to start your cooking spree!!!! Cooking is a lot of fun. Why don’t you enroll in basic classes and from there, you could start picking up via cookbooks!