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Summer Youth: Recipes of Asia (Ages 12-18)

<p>Learn about and taste the spices and cuisine of the northern regions of India and Nepal. </p>

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Summer Youth: Recipes of Asia (Ages 12-18)

Summer Youth: Recipes of Asia (Ages 12-18)

<p>Learn about and taste the spices and cuisine of the northern regions of India and Nepal. </p>

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Food can be a gateway into understanding a culture from the inside and breaking down stereotypes. People eat many of the same ingredients - eggs for instance - but they prep them differently.

Instructor Nadja Peschke will give you just a taste of her travels - India, Nepal, Norway, Germany, France, Italy, Spain - and the recipes she has collected. Her German heritage has "always lended an open-minded sense of food preparation and tastes."

You will learn the spices of the various northern regions of India to the extent that Nadja understands them applied in curries, eggs, and accompanied by basic flatbreads. You'll get a taste of Nepal and the fusion cuisine offered there. The momos class (day four) will include learning an intermediate technique with the dumpling wrapping.

  • Day 1: New Delhi, India - Spicy wok-scrambled eggs, aloo paratha, and Masala chai
  • Day 2: Amritsar, India - Curry with a naan or roti flatbread
  • Day 3: Chitwan, Nepal - Indian-Chinese fusion, honey-lemon ginger tea or fizzy lime soda
  • Day 4: Pokhara, Nepal - Momos (Nepali dumplings) with a dipping sauce, wok cucumber salad with black jeera seeds and a mango or banana lassi

Details

  • For students ages 12-18
  • Skill Level: Beginner
  • A $50 materials fee included in the cost of the class covers all materials. 
  • Students must wear closed-toe shoes to class.

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  • Bring a container each day to take food home.

Class Policies

  • If you have any questions, email BARN Youth Program Coordinator Sarah Jones at SarahJ@BainbridgeBARN.org.
Instructor
Nadja Peschke

Nadja comes from the Boston area and holds a bachelor's degree in studio art from Principia College in Elsah, Ill. She works as a professional baker and does art commissions on the side. In her day-to-day life and on her travels abroad, she enjoys creating meals and baking her signature sourdough bread for friends. She first began baking sourdough in 2020 and has proudly shared her starter “Lilac” with culinary arts classes at BARN. In her classes, Nadja loves to incorporate the importance of seasonality and supporting our local food systems. She teaches both youth and adult classes. You can find her current food and art work on nadjapeschke.com or on Instagram @thewinterlilac.

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