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Cooking chocolates in black bowl. Human hand in field of view. Decorative surface. High point of view. Light effect.
Vicky Limpanoparuj gave us a private cooking class at her Sabai Garden Boutique Thai House. sabaigarden.weebly.com/healthy-thai-cuisine.html
Cooking chocolates in colourful pottery. Decorative surface. High point of view. Yellowish light effect in background.
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We took a cooking class in Bruges, Belgium with chef Patrick Devos. First there was a wine tasting for the wines which would be paired to the courses, then making dinner, and then the meal itself.
Chef Athan Spanos, managing chef at Penn State Harrisburg, and Chef Skylar Diehl, Managing Chef at the Bryce Jordan Center at University Park, teamed up to showcase several molecular gastronomy techniques you can do while cooking. The title of their dish is called the “5 Flavors of Parmesan.”
Slice from the shoe-fly pie.
After I took a bite. Couldn't help myself :)
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