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New Nordic Cuisine – Autumn, Sat 5th & Sun 6th October 2013

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IMG_1881.JPGOne of the world’s best restaurants, Noma in Copenhagen, has propelled new Nordic cuisine into the limelight. Chef René Redzepi’s innovative approach showcases the finest indigenous Nordic ingredients in fresh, light menus. Many of these ingredients also grow in Britain, or can be easily sourced. But with dishes such as ‘edible soil’, oyster porridge, and veal & blackcurrant cookies, this is not food most mere mortals can recreate at home.

DSC_1176-low.jpgStep in Mia Kristensen. Mia’s company CPH Good Food offers Nordic cuisine classes in Copenhagen to help home cooks translate the new Nordic diet movement into do-able, delicious and healthy home cooking. Culinary Anthropologist has teamed up with CPH Good Food to offer some special classes to bring new Nordic cuisine to Anna’s home teaching kitchen in London.

At the October classes we’re going to cook up an autumnal feast together, including:

smNewNordicAutumnAnna0022.jpg‘Pærevælling’ (velvety pear & barley porridge)
Crispy rye toasts with smoked eggs, rapeseed mayo and dill salt
Onionbread with buttermilk
100C venison rump with juniper & rosemary
Blackberry, apple & mustard chutney
Herbed potato roulade
Raw broccoli salad with brown butter vinaigrette
Beetroot with horseradish, cottage cheese & dill
Spelt cheesecake with seabuckthorn & carrots
Homemade fruit liqueur

This will be a hands-on class limited to 8 guests.
You can see photos from the previous Spring and Summer and Autumn classes.

Mia black-white.jpg“I am passionate about Nordic cuisine – its seasonality, lightness of ingredients and symbiotic relationship to nature. Nordic foods contain all five basic tastes and this makes it complete. Many ingredients are found in nature, which encourages wonderful family trips, cooking in nature and of course eating together,” says Mia Kristensen.

A student of Food Science, Mia will share her knowledge of the whys and wherefores of cooking during the class, providing an insight into the culinary magic of restaurants like Noma.

smNordicAutumnclass0001.jpgDates: Saturday 5th, repeated Sunday 6th October 2013

Time: 10am – around 2pm

Location: London N5 (Arsenal tube 2 mins walk)

Price: £90, or £162 for two people

To book: Email Anna

Please read the booking terms and conditions before booking your place.

 

Comments from previous New Nordic Cuisine class guests:

“The Scandinavian class was quite outstanding, such good fun, informative as always and the most delicious and enormous dinner.”

“Fabulous food!”

“Wonderful class! I learned so much!”

“Loved it! So inspiring!”