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Holiday Cooking Classes

Lorets Kitchen will be hosting a number of cooking classes for young and old! SO why not join us and do something different, something yummy and something fun this festive season?
Moms & tots – 13th / 22 dec 10 – 1 pm
Ginger Bread Biscuits / Mini Burgers / Ccones & Pasta Salad.
Each class R400.00 per team
Moms & teens – 15th / 20th 10 – 1 pm
Quiche Lorraine & Pear / Walnut Gorgonzola Salad / Mascerpone & Meringue Berry Ice Cream.
Each class R400.00 per team
Adults – 15th or 21st 6pm – Masterclass for 8 couples
Brie & Peach Tartlets with Micro Herbs and Fresh Rocket Salad / Spanish Pork & Rice with Dukah Sweet Potato & Butternut Roasted. Mini Meringue layered Chocolate Cake with Marshmallow caramel filling
Each class R300.00 per person
Physical Address: 26 Laguna Seca Lee Barnes Boulevard Ballito
Postal Address: 26 Laguna Seca Lee Barnes Boulevard Ballito
Postal Code: 4399
Telephone: +27(0)825611735
Mobile: +27(0)825611735
Email: loret@loretskitchen.co.za
Website: http://www.loretskitchen.co.za

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