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Free Online Cookery Classes

By SueJ
March 29, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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SueJ

Posted March 29, 2020

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Posted March 29, 2020

Hi there

For the past 2 weeks I have been posting free online cupboard cookery classes via my Instagram and Facebook accounts

These classes are offering healthy, nutritious and delicious meal ideas using ingredients you may have in your cupboard, fridge or freezer! These classes are free and will be up daily while I my business is temporarily closed.

A little bit about me...

I am a chef of over 30 years and own the catering company on Barry Road, SE22

I have temporarily closed my catering business as all events have been cancelled until 1st July and while I am not working I wanted to offer some classes to help others cook at home from the random items that have to hand! Nothing too fancy, just easy to follow and cool classes

Please do follow us

Instagram @eastdulwichchef

Facebook Suzanne James - Caterers of Distinction

Please do follow and let me know what you have in your cupboards that I can offer ideas to help you cook

Suzanne

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