Desi-Licious Indian home cooking

ABOUT THIS EVENT
Event Category

Food & Drink

Event Overview

Welcome to DESI-licious! “desi” pronounced as “they-see” means from the motherland. Sharing my culture through food is a   passion.
Let me continue my love affair with food & flavors with an intimate cooking lesson while regaling you with stories of India & my mom’s kitchen.  Together, we’ll cook,  eat & share stories.
You’ll take home the recipes & a starter   kit of spices to ensure that you can make  these simple desi-licious dishes at home.


No previous experience required! Come try your hand at cooking simple, tasty, healthy Indian food. I teach primarily vegetarian dishes with vegan and gluten free options. In the recipes I will give you options on where you can substitute meat for the vegetables I use. I also plan the menu based on your dietary needs so can avoid nuts etc.


You can also gift this session to family or friends and they can schedule the session with me.


Menu:
You will learn to make an appetizer or snacks as it is called in India e.g. – vegetable puffs, vegetable cutlet, Alu tikki (potato patties), naan pizza, vadas (fried lentil dumplings) etc


Entree options – palak paneer, egg curry, paneer mutter, vegetable kurma etc and accompanying rice or bread item


Dessert options: rice kheer, rasayana (banana based), mango kulfi, etc


You get eat the meal we cook together, a copy of the recipes and a starter kit of spices to ensure that you can make the dishes

Minimum age

All ages welcome

What's Provided

All the ingredients and cooking utensils

What You Can Expect From This Experience
  • eat the meal we cook together
  • copy of the recipes
  • starter kit of spices
Cancellation Policy
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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST

Craig Claiborne, an American restaurant critic, food journalist and book author once said “Cooking is at once child’s play and adult joy. And cooking done with care is an act of love.”
My name is Shruthi Mukund and I’ve always been a gastronome, which I attribute to my parent’s passion for food. My mom’s passion to cook various dishes and my dad to relish it. My dad has another special interest to look up recipes for my mom to try out new versions of the same dish and he emails those recipes to my sister and me in the hope we will make it too! My mom loves to cook and feed people! Her day begins with a plan of what to cook and ends with a plan of what to cook for the next day. My mother’s mother always had extra food in her kitchen even now she has extra bananas and candy in her room to distribute to the kids. My father’s mother always made our favorites when we visited as kids; bondas – potato fritters and sajige – sweetened semolina. They never eat alone!
I have always felt loved when my mom or my grandmas cooked for me and made me my favorites. Whatever vegetable or fruit was in season we eat plentiful and finally were ready to move on to the next one! Very much like the four seasons here in the East Coast!
My husband loves simple home made food and waits to come back home from his travels to eat my cooking (at least that's what I think). I love cooking with and for friends and family and believe that through food I get to share a part of myself and where I come from and show I care!
Come join me in my kitchen as I explore recipes and cook together!
I’m a mom of two girls, arts manager, Indian Classical dancer and now starting a cooking love affair