Most of us are pretty adventurous when it comes to food, and often have stories to tell which shock those who’ve not had the opportunity to have their culinary preferences stretched to the limit on a bush tucker trial. So Syzygy is proud to be promoting an event which will attract a lot of interest for the exquisite food.
We have talked before on this blog about the remarkable ministry of Urban Neighbours of Hope in Klong Toey, the largest slum in Bangkok. One of the people whose lives has been affected by their work is Poo, who ran into financial difficulties when the small catering outlet she ran from her home couldn’t make money due to rampant inflation. The UNOH team helped her start a cooking school which has subsequently become what TripAdvisor has called
One of the best-rated activities in Bangkok
Which is quite an accolade when you think of all the exciting things you can do in Bangkok!
Now you have the opportunity to taste this remarkable Thai food for yourself without leaving the UK, to learn how to cook it and to hear more about the amazing work of UNOH at the same time. We are running two events, both on 4th April at Rowheath Pavilion in Birmingham.
Starting at 10.30 am and running through to 3.00 (ideal for people picking up kids from school) there will be a cookery school taught in person by Poo. This is an opportunity for up to 50 people to cook genuine Thai food for themselves. Then at 7.30 in the evening there will be an interactive cookery demonstration by Poo, which will also feature stories from Klong Toey, an opportunity for people from the audience to join Poo in cooking a dish, and an open Q&A time. The cookery school costs just £30 per person, and the cookery demonstration is £10.
You can find out more about Poo on her own website. If you can’t make it to Birmingham to meet her, there are events in other parts of the country listed here.
We speak from experience when we recommend Poo’s cooking: the intrepid Syzygy team went all the way to Thailand to sample it, and came away delighted. We can’t wait to find out how she does it!
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