BEST COOKING CLASSES IN THE WORLD

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Learning how to cook is one of the most important skill a person can have. Spending time in the kitchen can ease stress and restlessness, and enhance mindfulness, the study concluded. Not only does the process of cooking and baking improve moods, the feeling of satisfaction gained when seeing the end product naturally enhances happiness.

Cooking creates a culture of giving and receiving positive energy to the people around you. Cooking helps create time for hanging out with family and friends, having fun, and making memories that you will keep for the rest of your life.

There are some best classes of cooking where we can improve of cooking skill

Los Dos, Merida, Mexico

The most popular class in Chef David Sterling’s Merida, Mexico cooking school Los Dos is “Taste of Yucatán.” The class includes an overview of Maya techniques and ingredients, a market tour, culinary instruction, and a full afternoon meal.

School of Artisan Food, North Nottinghamshire, England

Located in Sherwood Forest (yes, Sherwood Forest of Robin Hood fame), the School of Artisan Food in North Nottinghamshire teaches all levels of students, including one-day classes in cheese making, bread baking and sausage making.

Giuliano Hazan’s Northern Italy Cooking School, Verona, Italy

The godmother of Italian cooking, guests learn to make homemade pasta, risotto, meatballs and more. The class takes place in a sixteenth century villa in the heart of northern Italy’s wine country, where guests stay in luxury accommodations.

Tokyo Kitchen, Tokyo, Japan

Students in Tokyo Kitchen’s three-hour classes learn about Japanese seasonings and table manners before diving into hands-on lessons in Japanese home cooking techniques.

Bengali Cooking Classes – Kolkata, West Bengal

The Bengali Cooking Classes all start out with the selection of authentic Bengali ingredients at a local farmers’ market. After that, you’ll go back to the kitchen, where the owners of some well-known restaurants in the city, or sometimes a Bengali housewife, will show you how dishes from the Bengali cuisine are made. The duration of this experience is around four hours, but can be a bit longer – once the fun starts, it’s hard to stop!