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#73401 - 07/18/08 02:54 AM Re: Cooking classes ***** [Re: RED]
Petertravels Offline
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Registered: 07/30/06
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Loc: Ipswich Qld.
Great to hear you enjoyed the class red i might have to give it a try myself this September.
Cheers, Pete.

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#73467 - 07/22/08 05:44 AM Re: Cooking classes [Re: RED]
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Registered: 06/19/08
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Loc: Melbourne, Australia
I did Pum's last week, 900B for 1 and half hour class in the evening for dinner, just the boyriend and I. We made Tom Yum Goong, Tom Kha Gai, and green chicken curry. I had such a good time that I ended up buying a proper copy of one of the full cookbooks.

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#73477 - 07/22/08 08:54 AM Re: Cooking classes [Re: misokatsu]
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Registered: 04/25/08
Posts: 86
Loc: Perth WA
Pum's was great! Glad to hear you enjoyed it miskatsu! Did you have Pui as your teacher - she's so cute. I brought the cookbook too and it has been put to heaps of use.

Enjoy you're cooking!!
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#73567 - 07/27/08 11:01 PM Re: Cooking classes [Re: onmyway]
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Registered: 06/19/08
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Loc: Melbourne, Australia
yeah, Pui was my teacher! She was great, really funny. Barely been back a week and decided to cook up some Thai the other night, was super easy after taking the class. The hardest part was finding all the ingredients at the shops! Apparently Galangal is currently out of season so I just used a little bit of ginger instead.

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#73758 - 08/08/08 08:05 AM Re: Cooking classes [Re: madmax]
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Registered: 07/09/08
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I can highly recommend Pum's cooking classes. We meant Pum herself who is very down to earth.Between laughter and eating Pum's cooking class was a highlight for myself,husband and our friends.
dello

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#73991 - 08/28/08 01:19 AM Re: Cooking classes [Re: DELLO]
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Registered: 08/05/08
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i went to Pum's Cooking Class in Patong some 7 years ago, it was a very good experience especially as i am a man... lol. not alot else to do in Patong at that time...er.
Pum is very nice and she has one in Phi Phi as well, very enjoyable 4 hrs or so for little money.
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#74000 - 08/29/08 01:49 AM Re: Cooking classes [Re: misokatsu]
Petertravels Offline
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Registered: 07/30/06
Posts: 278
Loc: Ipswich Qld.
Hey Red,
Well its finally happened, for my birthday i was given a 4 hour cooking class at Pums in Patong from by 2 boys so i am excited!!! My wife Jane said she will come along after for the feed. We are in Patong from 11/9 to 19/9 so i can't wait this will be our 3rd trip back to Phuket.
So with any luck i will pick up some tips and new ideas and post them on our return.
Cheers, Pete.

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#74003 - 08/29/08 05:06 AM Re: Cooking classes [Re: Petertravels]
RED Offline
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Registered: 08/22/05
Posts: 106
Loc: Melbourne Aust
Happy Birthday Pete
You had better get Jane to get there early because if it's like my day you all cook one course then share them between yourselves I'm guessing you will have 4 in your class so you can end up trying 16 dishes each,strongly recommend you have a very light breakfast.
I hope you have Pui for your teacher she is so much fun,I'm sure you'll have a great day and don't forget to take your camera
Looking forward to your post when you get back(perhaps you can ask someone at Pum's to post a recipe or two on the forum)
Hope you all have a great time
Regards RED

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#74017 - 08/29/08 07:42 PM Re: Cooking classes [Re: RED]
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Registered: 04/25/08
Posts: 86
Loc: Perth WA
I did my cooking class with RED (Hi RED - planning my next trip as we speak still sweet talking Mr Mastercard. He's coming around to my way of thinking) and I recommend no breakfast, just coffee or tea.

Pui is awesome, ask her if she can post the Banana and coconut milk recipe we made in June. See if you can make it there is nothing to it and its so yummy and refreshing after all that food.

Have a great time!!
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#74430 - 09/27/08 09:01 AM Re: Cooking classes [Re: onmyway]
Petertravels Offline
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Registered: 07/30/06
Posts: 278
Loc: Ipswich Qld.
Hi Red, well i did the 4 Hour cooking class at Pums Restaurant a week ago and it was just fantastic, my Teacher was Pui and she had a great sense of humor and taught me allot about cooking Thai food. I used to think i was a pretty good Thai cook until Pui showed me the right way and how to prepare things properly.

I can highly recommend this class for foodies and non foodies and the good part was you choose the 4 dishes you would like to cook and then they told Jane to come back at 12.30 and 2.30 so she could share the meal with me. What a great day! this is one of the best cooking classes i have ever done

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