Introduction to Chinese Takeaway Cooking
Join the Chefs Table to an Introduction to Chinese Takeaway Cooking
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"I love a good takeaway, but despite my best efforts, could never replicate that takeaway taste. I can now turn out a fabulous meal, with a lot less calories! This is an excellent course — I recommend it without hesitation."
- John C
Throughout the course, I’ll be teaching basic skills, from knife handling and how to cook perfect steamed rice every time, through to wok tossing and banquet preparations.
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Your Instructor
Kwoklyn Wan is a third generation restauranteur, Cookbook Author and TV Chef.
My earliest memories are the ones surrounded by my family, sitting down to feast on banquets of home-style Chinese food.
Growing up in the heart of Leicester with my little brother and older sister, we were constantly surrounded by food and it has played such an important part in all of our lives. Grandfather Wan opened the very first Chinese Restaurant, The Hung Lau, in Leicester in 1962 and then Poppa Wan opened the very first Cantonese Restaurant, The Bamboo House, again in Leicester in 1978.
Now, nearly 40 years later, I am the third generation of Wan Restaurateur’s. The restaurants started out as our playground; where we spent a lot of time playing with our elder cousins, hiding under the tables, running through the kitchen and bolting up and down the stairs. Growing up in the industry, I learnt my skills as a Chinese chef at a very early age.
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