What’s it all about?
Come and learn some easy delicious recipes that you can easily cook yourself! In this series of cooking workshops, we will learn staple and traditional recipes from international students living
in Melbourne. These have been thought out to be simple enough to cook yourself and they are just delicious.
This time we are learning about Indonesia and its cuisine with Christian, who will show us how to make the super popular nasi goreng and a delicious dessert called Pisang goreng. Then we’ll all eat together!
Optional: We are shopping some of the ingredients for
the cooking class together at the Victoria Market!If you want to join us
be at the door of the Multicultural Hub at 11am on the day of the
class.
This class suits absolute beginners.
What will we cover?
In this class, Christian will introduce you to a simple yet delicious national dish from
Indonesia, Nasi goreng, along with a sweet dessert Pisang Goreng (banana fritters). You will
learn how to make this cuisine that is highly adjustable to your own taste while still
preserving the traditional culture behind it.
Nasi goreng is an Indonesian take on fried rice and made with local ingredients which gives
it a unique, sweet, salty and a bit spicy flavour. While pisang goreng is a childhood snack
that is very popular even until now.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessibility Venue
- Quiet Spaces
-
Free Tickets for First Nation Attendees
- Gender Neutral Bathrooms
Who will be teaching?
Meet Christian, an international student from Indonesia who has been living in Melbourne for
over two years. A foodie and home cook, Christian enjoys to try and learn how to cook
cuisine from various cultural background. He often cooks for his friends and share the
flavours from his home country with his peers.
To connect people over food has always been something Christian is passionate about. So
come along to meet foodie and great cooks in this session. But before we eat, remember so
say “selamat makan” which means “have a good meal”.
Important info:
Photo by R Eris Prayatama on Unsplash
Any other questions or ways we can assist with accessibility? Just shoot Maddy (she/her) an email at
melbourne@lanewaylearning.com