Sydney Seafood School

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Posted 2019-04-01 by Josh Eating Out follow
Singapore Chilli and Black Pepper Crab

Seasonally I have visited Sydney Fish Market during the day. At 7pm on a Saturday night, we visited The learning how to make Chilli Crab and the Black Pepper Crab.



Before we started the class, canapés and a sample of French Rosé was on offer. A university style lecture room is set up for demonstration. This demonstration teaching a class of 20 people how to prep and create Chilli Crab and Black Pepper Crab masterpieces.



Blue swimmer crab was the main ingredients for the two dishes. We were first shown how to section the six blue swimmer crabs for each dish. Then our host went through the Chilli Crab sauce prep; "Always prep first", she said. Add crab to the sweet chilli sauce mix and steam in a wok for 8 minutes until red and ready to serve.



Black pepper crab was the next dish and we were shown how to section the crab. Blue swimmer crabs where tossed in a light tapioca starch ready for deep frying in an electric wok.

Oil is drained out of the wok, back goes the crab quickly deep fried, add your black pepper crab ingredients and "boom," you have a second crab dish ready for serving.



Shuffled into the cooking room groups of four to six, we were lucky to only have a group of four. With six crabs for each dish, we had a huge amount of food and anxiously looked forward to demolishing it.

Kitchen assistants are available to help out and ask questions while cooking and are very helpful. Cooking takes about 1hour and is mostly in prep time. After that, if you have not dropped it or burnt your dish, it's time to sample your dish in the dining room.



Our crab was paired with a French wine Joseph Catton Pinot Blanc, served with steamed rice and soft white teamed Mantou Buns.

I had a great time and will defiantly be back again. The class takes around three hours and you don't even have to clean up after yourself ( but I did help out a little).

I'm looking forward to the five-star chef's class from Giovanni Pilu.
The cost was $130 but I am told to look at the website for discounts over the winter months.

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