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Anyone in Perth going to the Nico Moretti class at HQ tommorow
Believe there were only 40 tickets, I got the 2nd last one!! whoooohooooo
Love a Nico cooking class
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I'm going with my daughter 8
Wish I could tell you what colour top I'd be wearing so we can meet, but I haven't decided yet (not that I'm spoilt for choice). I am so looking forward to it!
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I decided I wouldn't go when I read about it and now I'm wishing I hadn't. Oh well, learn by our stupidity.
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CP...i will look out for someone with a young girl!
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My DD is 21 and stunning - I'm medium height, brown hair, hazel eyes, not skinny, and I wear rimless glasses
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hoefully i wont have to go up to too many people and say 'hi are you cream puff'!! lol
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Baf it will be easy, just look for the avatar that CP63 uses.
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Was just reading my first reply and I said my daughter was 8 (typo!!!) and then I say she is 21 - you must be thinking you had better stand back and see if you spot the crazy one before asking if she is Cream Puff
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CP63, I thought you perhaps had a very expanded family with a DD 8 and another 21.
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lol CP I was more wondering how you would get an 8yr old to be wanting to go to a cooking class with their mum!!
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thats an idea for school holidays - Kids Cooking Classes
but have some kid friendly recipes...
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So will you be looking like your avatar?
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Yes, the 'slightly' overweight person trying to appear slightly more thinner. Deception of the eye being the method that requires the least amount of effort.
It was a really good demo and learnt a few great little tips, but was famished by the end as the samples were miniscule eg. a tablespoon of parsnip mash with one little prawn on top, tablespoons of basil sorbet, handful of nuts, a cracker with salmon dip, and a profiterole. What we had was deelishus, and we are certainly going to be making up the recipes. Nico has a very relaxed manner about cooking which is great to see, and shows that cooking doesn't have to be a stressful affair.
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I'm glad it was good. I enjoy his style of imparting knowledge too, he makes it fun. Did you go to his demo last year?
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Nice to meet you CP
and yes I was starving too, it was good but for $50 I would have expected a bit more food!!
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