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Masala Making Course

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Basic course of 4 hours free

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Workload:18 hours

What will I learn?

Open up the inside secrets of proper Indian cooking with our Masala Making Training Course. E dey for food people who dey serious to make their cooking skills better. Enter inside the world of spices, learn how dem be and how dem dey work for inside masalas. Learn how to mix, measure, and balance spices well, and also learn about old-time recipes and how dem dey change from different areas. Make your food sweet pass with correct cooking ways, how to put am on plate nice, and how to take advice from people wey chop am. This course go give you correct, top-level things wey go change your cooking make e be something else.

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Learning outcomes

Enhance your development of the practical skills listed below

Know your spices well well: Know the different different spice flavors and use dem correct.

Mix spices like a proper: Make sure the spices balance well and dey sweet for the masala mix.

Cook with sense: Use correct fire and time to make the flavor come out well.

Put food on plate sharp: Show your cooking make e dey nice for eye.

Listen to wetin people dey talk: Use wetin people talk about the food to make the recipe better.