Japanese Udon Noodle Broth Cooking Class

Prepare this umami-packed Kyoto-style udon noodle broth with abundant toppings in this fun cooking class.



2 hours Class size 1 to 16 guests    

  £45 - £65 (£65 per guest when you book for 1+ guests, £45/guest for 4+ guests)

A family favourite in Japan. A rich umami broth, with udon noodles, sweet marinated tempeh, toasted sesame kinpira carrots and greens. This dish is composed of several parts, so can be as quick and simple or as rich and complex as you have time to give it. It’s a perfect sharing dish for a family table, a veritable feast for the eyes. The key to the dish lies in the rich broth and tempeh marinade. Mastering this dish will give you a versatility with some of the major building blocks of Japanese cuisine.
At Concord School of Culinary Arts, "Monday Night Cooking" is our light-hearted and fun evening cooking session packed with informative tips and wisdom to boost your cooking skills, enjoy delicious wholefood meals and cook in our community kitchen. We want people to get into the kitchen, learn some tips & techniques, and experience the magic of wholefoods at home. At Concord Culinary School we believe we are what we eat, that good culinary skills can make a difference in our wellbeing and lives. Come to our culinary home and find inspiration and peace in the kitchen. Following confirmation of your booking you will receive an email with details of the class, and you can inform the team of any special dietary needs you have.
What you'll get
All ingredients and recipes are provided.
Knowledge required
Suited to all levels.
What to bring
Nothing required.
Location

2-4 Thane Works, London, N7 7NU

Thane Works is a short walk down the mews from Thane Villas just off Seven Sisters Road.

Japanese Udon Noodle Broth Cooking Class location
Your teacher


Meet the Facilitator
Jean Torné
Chef Jean Torné has been involved in classical and natural food cooking for over 40 years. He gained experience in meal planning and kitchen management working in prestigious restaurants in Paris and Lyon.
He opened and operated several natural food restaurants, one in Paris in 1979 and another in Antwerp in 1981. He co-founded a natural food cooking school in 1990 and served as its Head Chef before founding the Concord School of Culinary Arts in 2003 and directed it until 2008. In 2019 he established Jean’s Kitchen, opening the culinary education of Concord Institute to the general public. He is recognized for his passion for natural food and exploring new flavours and textures, drawing inspiration from different ethnic and traditional cuisines. He actively travels throughout Europe to cook and teach about wholefoods.
“Autumn brings an abundance of hearty ingredients, inviting us to cook in harmony with the rhythms of nature.”
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