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Mexican cooking classes

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  • #2
    the groutch
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    so they're not free then


  • #3
    r0chf0rt
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 263 ✭✭r0chf0rt


    I guess i meant free in terms of he doesnt chrage for his time. Subject modifed to reflect this.


  • #4
    Soarer
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    Is it cooking classes for Mexican people, or is it classes to learn how to cook Mexican food? ;)


  • #5
    Dufresne
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 201 ✭✭Dufresne


    This sounds like a great idea. Some people might not think being charged €15 to cook your own food is a great offer BUT you have to realise the knowledge you will get. You will be able to cook these dishes many more times to a high standard. Surely that has to be good value for fans of this food.

    Pity though I'm not this biggest fan of Mexican food - Why can't an Indian Restaurant get in on this act? - I would be there for sure.


  • #6
    witnessmenow
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    Soarer wrote: »
    Is it cooking classes for Mexican people, or is it classes to learn how to cook Mexican food? ;)

    He's going to teach you how to cook mexicans, chilli conne cannibal style


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  • #7
    antocann
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    where would we get these mexicans from ? would we not have a problem with imigration?

    im all up for cooking a mexican ,


  • #8
    Soarer
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    antocann wrote: »
    where would we get these mexicans from ? would we not have a problem with imigration?

    im all up for cooking a mexican ,

    Jaysus, what have I started!

    Finito!


  • #9
    foodaholic
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    has anyone done this


  • #10
    Travel is good
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 828 ✭✭✭Travel is good


    Thanks OP, that really sounds like a great idea! We have to support the Mexicans. It would be a good idea to do this with other cuisines, say especially Indian. Wasn't there something else like this before called a food trail doing Asian food, but it was way more expensive than this. http://www.fabulousfoodtrails.ie/
    I'd definitely be intersted in this Mexican food, it sounds like you'd have a great time.


  • #11
    coolmoose
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    Dufresne wrote: »
    Pity though I'm not this biggest fan of Mexican food - Why can't an Indian Restaurant get in on this act? - I would be there for sure.

    Indira (Indian Takeaway) in Limerick do cooking lessons...not much use to you if your in Dublin though!


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  • #12
    overcaesar
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10 ✭overcaesar


    I've gone to a couple of these lessons and they're great fun. Hugo (the owner) was lovely and very patient. It starts off with a quick lesson about the huge varieties of chillis there are. Then we learnt how to make our own tortillas of various shapes and sizes from scratch and then made a few different dishes from them.
    The kitchen is a wee bit tiny so at most there's room for about 4 or 5 people in there but it's well worth the money. Oh and you can buy beers and wine afterwards to have with the food! :)


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