Ready Prep Cook - cooking workshops for kids

By ChefA
October 11, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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ChefA

Posted October 11, 2022

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Posted October 11, 2022

Hello little chefs!

In partnership with Dulwich Prep Holiday Clubs, I will be running a cooking workshop for boys and girls in Years 6-8 next week, 17-20 October.

Held in the mornings and at Dulwich Prep, children will be taught to make a three-course meal each day, including vegetarian, meat, and fish dishes, bread and soup making, and a range of delicious desserts. Children will also be coached on key food preparation skills, as well as in developing healthy eating habits and the importance of a varied diet of homemade food.

Places are limited so follow the link below for more information and to book. Hope to see you there!

https://dulwichpreplondonholidayclubs.schoolactivity.co.uk/booking?venue_id=33&activity_category_id=79

Chef Amanda :)

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