Teens Culinary Workshop At The Maya Kitchen

Does your child love to cook? Then its time to hone his/her culinary skills at The Maya Kitchen. From May 26 to 29, aspiring young chefs ages 13 years old and up will be taught how to cook and bake famous dishes from around the globe.

Chef Sabrina Daez will lead the Teens Culinary Workshop and will teach the aspiring chefs how to make doughnuts, stuffed cookies, coconut macaroons, calamansi bars, beef tacos, churros, baked ziti, brownie brittle, and a whole lot more.

The May 26 to 29 culinary workshop will begin at 9am -2pm. Class fee is at P7,000 and is already inclusive of ingredients, apron, toque and certificate.

For more information on this and on other course offerings, log on to www.themayakitchen.com, e-mail contactus@themayakitchen.com or visit The Maya Kitchen Culinary Center every Tuesday to Saturday on the 8/F Liberty Building, 835 A. Arnaiz Avenue (Pasay Road), Makati City or call 892-1185 / 892-5011 local 108 / Mobile No. +63947 835 2290.

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