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The Dulwich Cook - cookery lessons and catering

By elaineb
July 16, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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elaineb

Posted July 16, 2013

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Posted July 16, 2013

Hello

I've got a couple of spaces left on my sushi making cookery sessions for kids - please contact me if you'd like to come along.

Details are on the website, www.thedulwichcook.co.uk, but dates are below. We'll be having fun, and cooking up a storm, so please come along (with a friend maybe) if you'd like to! There'll be lots to taste, and lots to take home too. Classes held at my home in West Dulwich. Sessions are from 10.30-1pm (reductions for siblings). and include snacks/drinks

Tuesday 13th August - sushi and Japanese cooking

Thanks

Elaine (07951 699123)

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