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Cooking Class in Bali

Wish to Learn about the art of Balinese cooking, in Bali. Here you find classes that will teach you all about Balinese food, in a pleasant and relaxing environment. You'll taste Bali culinary highlights and get new insights. You will be taught and trained by people with many years of experience with Bali food. There is a basic course, an advanced course, a vegetarian cooking day, and a "Sweet Cooking Class" to complete your knowledge in Balinese food.

Bali Cooking classes are held in a famous restaurant in Bali, a restaurant near Ubud, Nusa Dua and Lovina.

Some of Bali cooking class will start with a local market tour to buy our ingredients. Your guide on these tours provides you with information about buying on markets, and you will learn to bargain, the Bali way. You will see the real Bali on your visit of the local markets with their rich colors and many smells. Bali is a land of contrasts. There is male and female, good and evil, gods and spirits, day and night, north and south.

Cooking Class with Bumbu Bali Restaurant in Nusa Dua
16 February 2007, 23:58:31 (178 hits)
Discover the spiced flavors of Bali’s virtually unknown cuisine. Classes offer a fascinating introduction to the exotic ingredients and unique culinary heritage of Bali. They provide a valuable insight into the various techniques of food preparation and the cooking style used in our island home. Each tantalizing recipe prepared is accompanied by clear step-by-step descriptions for easy reference.

Cooking Class with Casa Luna Restaurant in Ubud
16 February 2007, 23:51:22 (263 hits)
The Casa Luna Cooking School classes provide a fascinating insight into Balinese life, beliefs and culture through learning about its food, cooking and culinary myths. Class discussions are relaxed and friendly and are held in the lush tropical setting of the family compound of hosts, Ketut Suardana and Janet De Neefe. They include specific references to the role of food in Balinese society, its ceremonial use and religious importance.

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