Culinary Anthropologist

Flavours of Kerala and Goa, Tues 25th March 2014

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Join me and Prakash Nanthan of Coconut Kitchens for a masterclass in Southern Indian cooking.  Together we will make:

 

Prakash Nanthan curry.jpgGoan fish cutlets with ginger & chilli

Kerala style coconut chicken curry

Goan mysoor dal with curry leaves & mustard seeds

Goan cabbage with cumin, chilli & lime (foogath)

Keralan coconut sambal

Basmati rice and popadoms

Tapioca, coconut & cashew pudding (payasam)

 

Prakash will introduce the cuisine of the region, including the spices used and typical ingredients such as chilli, coconut, curry leaves and tamarind.  With his guidance you will prepare all of the recipes and then sit to enjoy your Southern Indian feast.

 

About Prakash Nanthan

Prakash grew up in Sri Lanka, just a few miles across the sea from South India, and vividly remembers the flavours of his mother’s cooking.  About the local cuisine he writes, “Each and every meal satisfies all the taste buds without fail, being pungent, sweet, sour, bitter, astringent and salty.  You cannot ask for more!”  He is also a huge fan of Malaysian and Thai food.

When he arrived in the UK as a young man, Prakash worked as an accountant and survived off fish & chips and British pies, both of which he still loves.  Here in London, away from family, he had to learn to cook.  This necessity became a hobby, and the hobby became his passion.

Prakash left accountancy to set up a catering business.  An award winning Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant in Hampstead followed.  After eight years of running the restaurant, Prakash is now sharing his passion for southern Asian cuisines in kitchens across London and beyond.

Event:Flavours of Kerala and Goa
Date(s):Tues 25th March 2014
Time:10am - 4pm
Location:London N5
Price:£90. 10% discount if you bring a friend, so £162 for two.
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