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Cooking South East Asian Food

In this class, you will learn how to cook Pad Sew Eew, a Thai fried noodle dish

Fiona

Average rating:

5.0

Number of reviews:

(8)

What's included

1 live meeting

40 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

No prior cooking experience is needed. You will learn the type of ingredients needed for the class.  I will also explain the difference type of noodles and seasoning used.  What are the differences and how to prep the ingredients for cooking.

The student will follow along as I am demonstrating the cooking steps.  I will guide them and answer any questions they encountered while cooking the dish.  

This will be a complete one dish meal that the student and family members can enjoy after the class.

Learning Goals

Students will learn about ingredients used for South East Asian food.

Other Details

Parental Guidance

Please note this is a cooking class and students will be using the hot stove , hot water and sharp kitchen tools like knives. Adult must be present in case assistance or emergencies. In Some families, parents are needed to help fry the dish if kids are not comfortable to work around hot stove. Students may occasionally need to finish cooking a dish after the scheduled time ends. It is the your responsibility to review the ingredients and to let me know if there are any allergies so I can help you find an alternative. Thank you!

Supply List

Students would need to purchase their own ingredients and seasoning. The recipe will be given after the child is enrolled in the class.

Main Kitchen tools - a wok or frying pan,  knife and cutting board for cutting.

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Fiona

Joined January, 2021

5.0

8reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

My passion is to teach you how to bake and cook using the equipment and tools that are already available in your kitchen. I have been teaching baking and cooking classes for the last 20 odd years.  When I am not cooking or baking,  I volunteer in nonprofit activities,  improvising on recipes and play table and board games with friends and family.  Mahjong is one of my favorite games.  It is one game that involves some math concepts.  I have also been teaching adults and kids how to play the mahjong games.  My  philosophy on my teaching is to have fun while learning and learn some basic skills which can apply into other areas.  I love to collect cookie cutters.