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cooking courses?

Aim2Please · 2005-09-13 13:26:28

hi all, am looking to improve my culinary skills. Anybody know of any cooking courses in the city centre? something like 6-8 weeks in duration and not expensive. ;-) Thanks in advance

13-09-2005 1:26pm

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Aim2Please

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hi all,

am looking to improve my culinary skills.

Anybody know of any cooking courses in the city centre? something like 6-8 weeks in duration and not expensive. ;-)

Thanks in advance

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#2 13-09-2005 2:37pm

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There are loads of them in local vecs at night for 60-90 euro for the 10 week term.

U in Dublin?
What sort of cooking?

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#3 13-09-2005 2:57pm

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thanks moonbeam

yep, living in Ranelagh, work in Sandyford. I guess basic enough stuff, nothing too fancy to begin with... let the Jamie Oliver in me be unleashed!

italian, indian, thai, chinese, vietnamese... all good and very tasty!

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#4 13-09-2005 3:15pm

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newpark or dlcfe are prob ur best bets try www.nightcourses.com

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#5 17-09-2005 2:15pm

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