India Semester: Indian Cooking Demonstration

September 19, 2024 at 5:30 PM

@Yellowstone Art Museum

FREE

Indian cuisine is renowned for its bold spices and regional flavors. Learn how to make two special Indian dishes from local experts. Roger and Kamal Kaur - owners of India Grill - will provide a free demonstration in Indian cooking, including a general overview about Indian cuisine. The two featured recipes will be the Classic Butter Chicken and Paneer Butter Masala with rice. Participants will get to watch the magic happen and even taste test the final product. 

Although this event is free, due to limited space, you MUST RSVP for the event ahead of time. Spaces are expected to go quickly. If you are no longer able to attend this event, please contact ois@msubillings.edu so we can let someone else take your spot.

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