Friday, 19 April, 2024
By A Staff Reporter
Kathmandu, Apr. 5:Sneha's Care in coordination with World Vegan Association Nepal and Utpala Cafe has begun a four-day vegan chef training in Kathmandu since Sunday.
The training is being organised to promote vegan dishes and to create vegan food options for vegans in different restaurants of Kathmandu, said a press statement issued by Sneha’s Care.
The training aims at ensuring that meat and milk and their products are not used during the preparation of dishes.
The organisers said that the vegan food tastes not only good but is equally healthy and nutritious.
Altogether 30 chefs from 15 different restaurants from the Kathmandu Valley are participating in the training.
The training will end on Wednesday.
Each day, the chefs will be taught different skills to prepare various vegan foods, read the press statement.
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