
Culture in the Kitchen - Potato Curry with Poori
A two-hour hands-on class at Golden Grove making potato curry and puffed poori from scratch, run by the City of Tea Tree Gully.
By City of Tea Tree Gully
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Cooking is a wonderful way to explore culture and connect with others through the joy of food. In Adelaide, the Indian community has an exciting opportunity to engage in a hands-on cooking workshop designed to celebrate the rich culinary traditions of India.
These cooking events range from family-friendly workshops to more intimate gatherings, allowing people of all ages to participate and learn. Organizers like the City of Charles Sturt host a variety of activities, including regional cuisine classes and food festivals, creating spaces for everyone to share their love for cooking. Whether you are a seasoned chef or a curious beginner, these events foster a warm sense of community and connection through the shared experience of preparing and enjoying delicious Indian dishes together.
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A two-hour hands-on class at Golden Grove making potato curry and puffed poori from scratch, run by the City of Tea Tree Gully.
By City of Tea Tree Gully
Every Cooking event in Adelaide, straight to your inbox — plus the free weekly Adelaide newsletter.
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