‘Hokkaido’ Ramen Chef’s Table
Learn to make your own authentic ramen from scratch, including hand-made noodles, based on three styles from Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island. This class will cover traditional miso, shōyu, and curry ramen with guidance on how to make every element of proper ramen: broth, noodles, seasoning, aroma oil and toppings. Samples of each style of ramen will be provided and there will be an opportunity to have all of your ramen questions answered and get your free copy of Tim’s latest book!
Enjoy delicious tasters of three different ramens:
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Sapporo Miso Ramen
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Asahikawa Shoyu Ramen
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Muroran Curry Ramen
What’s included:
- A copy of Hokkaido book!
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Refreshments on arrival and available throughout the class
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Tasters of the demonstrated dishes enjoy together as a class accompanied by a glass of wine or soft refreshments
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10% discount on purchases made in store on the day of your class, including cookery classes. Excludes books, food, electrical items, gift vouchers and sale items
Tim’s latest book Hokkaido is included in the price of your ticket and Tim will be happy to sign your copy at the session.
Tim Anderson
Since winning MasterChef in 2011, Tim has carved out an impressive career in food working as an author and chef to become one of the most prominent voices on Japanese food in the UK.
Tim is an experienced presenter and broadcaster, with a regular seat on BBC R4’s Kitchen Cabinet panel alongside Jay Rayner, discussing and debating the food news of the day. He also contributes to titles including Nat Geo Food, Guardian Feast, and the olive magazine podcast.
He has written eight cookbooks, with his ninth all about the food of Hokkaido to be published later this year (autumn 2024) and hosts regular events at venues including The Bertinet Kitchen and Toppings Bookshop in Bath.
Born and raised in Wisconsin, Tim has been a student of Japanese food for more than two decades. After studying Japanese food history at university in LA, he moved to Fukuoka Prefecture to immerse himself in the local culture.
