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Group Italian cooking lessons- a recommendation

By katerpiller
April 28, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 28, 2015

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Posted April 28, 2015

If you're stuck for an idea of what to do with the family at bank holiday or want to do something fun for a special birthday or team building with the co-workers ? and want to learn a new skill, then I'd heartily recommend giving Home Cooking se24 (http://homecookingse24.co.uk/) a try.

Some people already know them for their delicious home cooked Italian takeaways, but if you want to try your hand at a little cooking then Jo and Toto ( the owners) will help you put together a menu that you can learn to cook together on a day of your choice.

Jo and Toto are great fun and will tailor the menu that you cook to fit your budget and bring all of the ingredients to your home. By the end of the day you'll be a little versed in the ways of Italian cooking as they take you through it step by step and explain the process to you. The best part is that you also get to enjoy eating what you've rustled up in the kitchen.

I booked Homecooking24 as something different to do for a birthday treat and everyone had a wonderful time. Wouldn't hesitate to do it again!

Home Cooking se24's website is http://homecookingse24.co.uk/ and for reference, we cooked ravioli, maccheroni al ferretto (knitting needle pasta) and tiramasu in two groups of a total of ten people.

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