Hi, well you can only speak from your own experience. Mine was much more positive. I attended a day's course that Prett ran at Swinton Park Cookery School. I have to say I found the day excellent. I'm a self-tutored home-based curry cooker and this course helped me move on to another level. I found Prett's style (and that of her assistants) was supportive and a good balance between tutoring and self-help learning. She certainly answered any questions that I - and the group - threw at her. There was more emphasis on practising skills than on discussing theory. In one day she took us through starters, two main courses, a pudding, ...  Read the complete review

I won two £99 vouchers earlier this year from a cooking competition to attend a cooking course of my choice. Last weekend my husband and I went to a Curry cookery course at Curry Cuisine at Wakefield. The reason we chose the Curry Cuisine in Wakefield is because it is the nearest to where we live. As we look through the details, we a bit unsure about our choice. The course was conducted in someone's house. This usually means that the course is running on a low budget, and the owner wants to make as much profit as possible. As we arrive at the Curry Cuisine at Prett's house, there were already 3 other students there. Prett spent not time at all to let ...  Read the complete review

Prett Tejura's home looks like any other in this quiet cul de sac in the south Leeds suburb of Tingley but behind the innocent looking front door, there's a wonderful spicy secret: Curry Cuisine. I stumbled upon Curry Cuisine when looking for an Indian cookery course for my partner's birthday. I was originally interested in a hands-on course where you actually get to do some cooking yourself but there were no places available on dates that were suitable so when I booked two places on the half day "A Taste of India" session, I wasn't one hundred per cent sure I'd made the right choice as I thought it might be too basic for us because we already cook ...  Read the complete review