Thai Cooking Class/Party with the Carrikers

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Guess what everyone! Cooking Classes are back! We have scheduled the first one in the month of May, which is also Asian Heritage Month. So here's the scoop!!

May 18th 2012, Friday starting at 6PM, we will be learning how to prepare, cook, and EAT authentic Thai Cuisine. Mickie Carriker and her family has graciously offered their kitchen and home for this cooking class. Of course, everything we make is open for consumption or can be boxed in to-go container to take home.

Thai Cooking with the Carrikers

Where: 1114 Hunters Glen, San Angelo, Texas

When: May 18th, 2012 Friday 6pm

Fee: $25 / Person ( This is to help cover for ingredients, condiments, drinks, supplies, and accessories)

If you plan on coming, please like us on our FACEBOOK Page and click the posted event link. Select "going" on the tab so that we have a head count of who how many are coming.

Or, you may come by our store and pick up an information sheet for the event.You can let us know if you plan on coming then.

So Thai Food Anyone? See you there!

Mama Nida's Asian Market. 626 South Bell Street (Next to Miller's Family Haircutters) 325-655-6809 jpuraw@gmail.com

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