.:Cooking Class of Bumbu Bali:.

COOKING SCHOOL PROGRAM
RUSSIAN - JAPANESE - GERMAN


The Vegetable Market Visit	The Fish Market Visit	The Class

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 homes.

balinese fish market The FULL DAY PROGRAM starts with an early morning visit to the local vegetable and fish market where many of the ingredients are purchased for the day’s program, including spices, meat, chicken, cakes and the freshest seafood.

Visitors will witness and experience the very busy, daily early morning activities of the local community, who is eager to finish their shopping before 8.00am.

The next stop will be with Ibu Nyoman who is collecting the fish from the returning fishing fleet. No fish will make it into our shopping basket that has not crystal clear eyes and carries the freshnest of the wide ocean.

After a satisfying breakfast of Balinese cakes, fruits, black rice pudding and a bowl of tender sweet rice flour dumplings in palm sugar coconut sauce, we will leave the comfort of the dining pavilion and enter the wide open Balinese kitchen.

Dressed in black and white aprons and a copy of 25 recipes participants will be guided into the many secrets, and flavors of Bali and at the same time, discover and feel the peacefulness of a harmonious Balinese home.

The lessons are hosted by Heinz von Holzen, author of four highly acclaimed cookbooks, (The Food of Bali, Bali Unveiled: The Secrets of Balinese Cuisine, and Feast of Flavours from the Balinese Kitchen, Feast of Flavours Indonesia) and the assistance of his talented Balinese Chef, Pak Bagus.

After four most informative and entertaining hours in the kitchen the small group will face the grandest and final task, sampling and enjoying the mouth watering dishes which the group has prepared.

The day will conclude after a glass of piping hot Balinese coffee, the ever-popular black rice pudding and a creamy pumpkin cake.