Join us to experience how to cook traditional Lebanese food. Haft of my family is Lebanese and we have been cooking these type of food weekly. I would love to share with you healthy and easy ways to eat this delicious food.
We will learn:
- Falafel (air fried and pan fried)
- Tabbouleh
- Tahini sauce
The class will be done at CB Health and Wellness Center on June 13th at 6:30pm.CB Health & Wellness center is located at 305 East 119th street, NY NY 10035
There are 7 tables, and each table will be cooking all the recipes of the class.
The teacher will be cooking and showing you all the steps to create the perfect meal and you will following the same steps.
Once we all finish, we will be tasting our creations and talking about our experience.
It is suggested that you bring a small container to take home some of the leftovers... there are always leftovers!
After all the recipes are done everybody will be tasting the recipes they made and talking about their experience
An evening to spend with friends and to have a great time after work. Space is limited to up to 7 people.
There will also be gloves , alcohol and antibacterial soap.
I promise you will have a great experience and taste a great dish.
See you soon!
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