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Cooking Classes in Singapore FAQs
Can I take a cooking class in Singapore if I'm a beginner?
Yes, all the cooking classes here are for cooks of all levels, including beginners :) Also, all the classes here are private or small-group class, which can provide more personalized attention and instruction for beginners!
What should I expect from a cooking class in Singapore?
During a cooking class, you can expect to learn new techniques and recipes from experienced chefs, as well as get hands-on experience preparing and cooking dishes.
The cooking classes on Seek Sophie are smaller and more personal than the usual cooking classes, so you'll get a lot of hands-on instruction if you require.
Usually the recipes are specially crafted so that it's easy for home cooks to recreate with minimal effort. So don't worry - you won't need to have a lot of experience or a long list of ingredients at hand to recreate the dishes.
What are some popular types of cooking classes in Singapore?
Singapore is a country of foodies so whatever cuisine you want to learn, you should be able to find here! Some popular types of cooking classes in Singapore include Peranakan cuisine, Italian food and of course, Korean food!
What should I consider when choosing a cooking class in Singapore that offers authentic local cuisine?
When selecting a cooking class focused on authentic local Singaporean dishes, look for small-group classes hosted by experienced local chefs, preferably in neighbourhood settings rather than commercial centres. Such classes often provide deeper insights into the cultural significance of dishes like Hainanese chicken rice or laksa, enriching your culinary and photographic experience. Additionally, check if the class incorporates local ingredients and traditional techniques, and offers opportunities to explore and photograph colourful markets or local food stalls before or after the session.
Are there any hidden gems for cooking classes that cater to travellers seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences in Singapore?
Yes, several lesser-known cooking studios are located in neighbourhoods like Tiong Bahru or Katong, which are rich in local history and culture. These classes often include visits to nearby markets or kampong-style eateries, providing authentic photo opportunities and a chance to learn traditional recipes from community elders. Booking these classes typically requires some advance planning, but the immersive local experience and unique backdrops for photography make them well worth the effort.
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