Things You'll Need:
- The desire to learn about other countries
- The desire to cook
- vacation time to spend
- a passport
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Step 1
Decided whether you want to learn to cook the cuisine of the country or just wanting to taste and experience the culinary culture. Certain tours focus on the outdoor markets, specialty restaurants, and local festivals, where others tours include cooking classes as well as the tasting. Choose your tours based on the details of the tour. Make sure you have enough time to spend sightseeing as well as cooking or food tasting.
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Step 2
Decide which country and cuisine you would like to learn to prepare. Don’t choose a tour in a country where you are not going to like the foods.
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Step 3
Decide what your focus is going to be when choosing a cooking school. Decide whether you are an amateur cook or a gourmet chef. Decide whether you want a hands-on cooking approach or a theory-oriented course at the cooking school of choice. Choose your tour based on how involved you want to be in the kitchen.
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Step 4
Decide how much time your will needed to accomplish your goal. Schedule a week to sample the cuisines. Schedule a two weeks’ vacation in order to submerge yourself in the cuisine and the culture of the country and its food.
Comments
CCrock said
on 7/28/2009 very neat idea!
cooke2cook said
on 7/10/2009 Anything to do with food is a great read for me. I will be looking over what you have to offer as my daughter is into photography in this new world of digital where as I was back in the day with the old school ways. wow, things have gotten so wonderful and I am sure will continue to do so. Thanks for what you have to offer here1
Greatfunmoms said
on 7/1/2009 Very interesting and well written article!
pat71896 said
on 6/29/2009 I like this idea very much!
karileighk said
on 6/24/2009 I really like this idea. Maybe one day. *5