Cookery Magic Cooking Classes Singapore

	Cookery Magic Recommended by the Singapore Tourism Board, the Lonely Planet Book and Singapore City Scoops as one of the things to do in Singapore!
	Cookery Magic participated in the Singapore Food Festival 2005 , 2006 and 2008
	The Independent Newspaper of UK wrote about Cookery Magic in their feature article: Learn To Cook In Asia.
	Experience Nature's Way with Ruqxana. Cookery Magic's Organic Farm Cooking Class and Pulau Ubin Cooking Class. Read about the farm class on Juzze online lifestyle magazine
	Ruqxana is regularly featured on local and international television programmes.

Check out the exciting special Cooking Class in a 200 year old Kampong House on Pulau Ubin,
a small island off Singapore where time seem to have stopped since the 1960s. Learn to make Nasi Kerabu using jungle herbs that we will harvest from the surrounding garden.

The Straits Times, International Herald Tribune, South China Morning Post, The Business Times and Pulau Ubin Stories Website all wrote about the Pulau Ubin class.

Cookery Magic has been scooped by

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The Lonely Planet Book writes this about Cookery Magic:
'Popular classes tailored for enthusiatic beginners are offered by Cookery Magic, run by amiable Ruqxana, who teaches a huge range of popular Indian, Malay, Indonesian, Chinese and Singaporean classics to small groups in her home. Classes cost $50-$60 per person. She also runs special weekend classes, kid's cooking classes and market tours - and even special kampong cooking trips to the island of Pulau Ubin.'

Jenni Muir has this to say about Cookery Magic in her book,
"A Place To Cook. Inspiring Cookery Courses Around The World"
'A Short drive from the city centre, and not far from the airport,
friendly teacher Ruqxana runs 'up close and personal' home-style classes. '