- BBQ on the table
We don't have a yard for barbecue but we have a very innovative table top stove with which friends and family get together to enjoy their favorite grilled ingredients. Please select your choice of main from Wagyu beef, seafood, or seasonal fresh vegetables (for vegetarian).
- Hot cabbage and mackerel salad with homemade "Sansho" (Japanese pepper) spice
One of my favorite dishes, which is easy to prepare, nutritient and cost conscious. You will know how and when to use "Sansho".
*Fresh sansho is only available early summer. After the season, paste/juice from fresh sansho may be used.
- "Takana" rice
"Takana" is pickled green leaf which is originated from Kyushu. When mixed with cocked white rice, this gives a flavour and a beautiful color.
- Rose shaped Wagashi (Japanese confectionary)
Have you ever tasted 和菓子(Wagashi, Japanese sweet)? These are mainly made from beans, rice cake and sugar. No fat. It's not only good for your health but also bring you its story backed by Japanese history.
In this cooking class, I'm going to show you variety of Japanese condiments. When we do BBQ at home, we prepare several kinds of "sauces" with seasonal vegetables. You can enjoy you grilled meat / seafood / vegetables with variety of sauces to taste the different harmony.
If you are interested in the Japanese preserved food, the cabbage and mackerel hot salad can be a very good example as a canned mackerel is used for this dish. I'm going to explain how Japanese people prepare for unexpected disaster by keeping canned food in our stock.
The highlight of this course is Wagashi making. We are going to make rose shaped "nerikiri" confectionary. Using the rose shaped wooden mold, we transform the ingredient (nerikiri) to a beautiful rose.
A cup of green tea, red tea or coffee will be served to end your meal.
My place is located at the walking distance from 4 stations; JR Sugamo, JR Komagome (Yamonote line), Nishi-Sugamo (Mita line) and Nishigahara 4 chome(tram). We can also meet at JR Otsuka station (Yamanote line) followed by 4 min tram ride. I’ll come to pick you up at the most convenient station for you. If you prefer to go shopping with me, let's meet at either JR Sugamo and JR Otuska station (Yamanote line).
Wagging tales welcome you! In this summer season, I’ll prepare iced/hot earl grey, coffee, green tea and water. Several other kinds of flavored tea is also for your consumption.
Recipe and tips for each dishe are prepared for you. Please bring it back to your home.
The dough is already prepared for you. You can choice your favorite combination of colors of dough. If it's first time for you to touch the dough, I recommend you to use the wooden mold to make the rose shaped one. After that, you can use your creativity and shape whatever you like. Once done, the confectionaries are stored in the fridge/freezer for after lunch dessert.
For your BBQ, Kuroge-Wagyu (黒毛和牛) beef & shio-koji(塩こうじ) marinated chicken will be served with seasonal begetables. For hot cabbeage salad, "Sansho spice" (Japanese green peppers) will be used to add the unique flavour.
If you have time after lunch, you can try Origami crane with me!
Hi! I'm Kazue. I was born and raised in Tokyo with several overseas experience in Ethopia, Russia, Singapore, Sweden and so on, where I enjoyed variety of local foods. I enjoy Japanese home food cooking as well as making "Wagashi" (Japanese confectionary made with beans). I would love to share tasty and comfortable time with you.
The closest station
Nishigahara 4 chome station
How to get to the station?
From Nishi Sugamo station: 10mins
Exact location provided after booking.
Up to 2 people can join Kazue's cooking class.
Yes, Not available - Wagashi making after your vege-centered meal at Sugamo/Komagome (JR Yamanote line) has a vegetarian option.
It costs 4500 per person.
Duration of this cooking class is 3 hours.
You will receive the confirmation within 24 hours.
We accepts these cards on airKitchen.
Cancellations up to 48 hours prior to the class begins will be fully refunded by the airKitchen cancellation policy.