What is the best cooking course you have taken in CM?

[DeeMockMark]

It is almost time for New Years resolutions. I need to take control of my diet for health and weight and well being. I love food and I need to learn how to cook my own delicious and nutritious food. I am open to any type of cuisine. With emphasis on VEGGIES. While not exclusively vegan or vegetarian I do prefer that way of eating a lot. And even more so as time goes on. My favorite cuisines is Indian and Thai. But like I said I am open. I am sensitive to MSG and hidden "flavor enhancers" in Thai/restaurant food. And I think they are at least partly the cause of my more frequent migraines here and rising BP. I want to limit my consumption of Palm oil and replace it with Coconut Oil. I want to eat as organic as I can. My housekeeper and part time cook will accompany me. She is from Burma and speaks reasonable English and she is open to learn. But I need to be more self-sufficient and control the ingredients of what I eat on my own without her. There are a few cooking courses around CM. I really would like to hear of recommendations. What is the best cooking course that you have taken in CM? What is the worst? (So I can avoid it.) Thx.

[beau thai]

2 options come to mind: We at We's restaurant near Chiang Mai Gate. Very genuine, speaks quite good english and will work to your spec, initially go to the market with you and put together a day that matches your needs

Or Noi at Teak House at the end of Soi 1 Moon Muang. Probably more formal than We. Noi lived in Seattle for many years and, with her son, runs a successful kitchen and restaurant. These two are in walking distance and I would chat to both and see what styrikes you as best for you.

Good luck

[jij]

Noi is at "Dash" restaurant to the best of my knowledge.

[beau thai]

Noi is at "Dash" restaurant to the best of my knowledge.

Dash is the name of Noi's son, and Dash and Teak House are alternative names for the same place...