HIGH WYCOMBE, ENGLAND, June 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) He's curried favour with celebrities including Madonna, Vivienne Westwood, Chris Evans, and even royalty; and now top Anglo-Indian chef and nutritionist, Gurpareet Bains, is ready to share his secrets with the rest of us.
Virgin Experience Days has launched an exclusive new Indian Superfood Cookery Workshop with Gurpareet Bains (introductory offer GBP129), when guests will learn how to cook the world's healthiest meal, a Chicken Curry with Cinnamon and Blueberries served with Goji Berry Pilau. It is proven by the USDA (United States Dept. of Agriculture) that one quarter of the most antioxidant rich foods are spices. Gurpareet's Indian Superfood recipes combine spices with nutrient dense fruits and vegetables, commonly known as superfoods, to create some of the most powerful anti-oxidising recipes.
Gurpareet Bains rose to fame in the international media when he created the world's healthiest meal which has an antioxidant equivalent of 23 bunches of grapes. It became the talk of Hollywood, and Chris Evans said "It's the best curry I've ever tasted". Participants in the London-based Workshop will also learn how to prepare a cold and flu busting curry, as well as secret celebrity recipes, whilst enjoying a two course meal and hangover-preventing cocktails, and walk away with a limited edition copy of Gurpareet's bestselling recipe book, 'Indian Superfood'.
Virgin Experience Days is the fun, innovative and trusted experience brand offering hundreds of experience gifts and activities with a dedicated team discovering new opportunities every day.
If you are interested in taking part in the Indian Superfood Cookery Workshop, and would like further information or high res images please contact Jo Gillow on 01225 830064 or 07841 475277 jo.gillow@acorne.co.uk or visit www.virginexperiencedays.co.uk
Learn How to Make the World's Healthiest Meal - Virgin Experience Days
He's curried favour with celebrities including Madonna, Vivienne Westwood, Chris Evans, and even royalty; and now top Anglo-Indian chef and nutritionist, Gurpareet Bains, is ready to share his secrets with the rest of us.
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[Press-News.org] Learn How to Make the World's Healthiest Meal - Virgin Experience DaysHe's curried favour with celebrities including Madonna, Vivienne Westwood, Chris Evans, and even royalty; and now top Anglo-Indian chef and nutritionist, Gurpareet Bains, is ready to share his secrets with the rest of us.