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First Course

Where it Began

The Shorba — A Taste of My Roots

Every good meal begins with something that prepares you for what comes next. For my story, that first course is Shorba — the taste of a legacy that started long before me.

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Lazeez Hakeem — where it began
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Course 2

Finding My Flavour

The Starter — When Curiosity Became a Calling

A starter is where a meal begins to become interesting. It introduces new flavours, creates curiosity, and gives you a hint of what is still to come.

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Finding my flavour
2019
Battle of Biryani, Bangalore
Gold Medal

A moment that changed the way I saw myself and my journey.

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Course 3

Beyond My
Comfort Zone

The Main Course — Learning to Stand on My Own

A main course is where a meal becomes substantial. It demands more attention, more patience, and sometimes a little more courage.

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Learning to stand on my own

M.Sc. International Hotel Management

M.A. from University College Birmingham

Lessons from classroom to real kitchens

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Course 4

Becoming an Educator

The Dessert — When Knowledge Became Something to Share

Some courses in a meal are carefully planned. Others come as a surprise. For me, becoming an educator was definitely the second kind.

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Teaching a group of hospitality students

One conversation

One idea

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Seven days of learning

A lifetime of purpose

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Final Course

The Vision

The Aftertaste — What I Want to Leave Behind

Every good meal eventually comes to an end. But the best meals leave something behind.

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I want to Build Better Chefs

Who understand ingredients, respect the kitchen, and never stop learning.

Bridging the Gap Between Classroom & Industry

Real-world experiences that shape confident, industry-ready professionals.

From Bhopal to the World

Taking knowledge beyond borders, learning and sharing across cultures.

Still Learning. Still Teaching.

Because the journey is never finished, and neither is curiosity.

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The more I learn, the more I have to share. And the more I teach, the more I realise there is still to learn.

—Chef Mohammad Husain