Cooking workshops new menu 2012.
We are pleased to announce our new menus as of February. Presenting to you 3 SINGAPORE STREET FOOD Menus. Due to increasing demand in Feb, we have added an extra date in February for our Open Registrations.
Our new menu is available for Open Registrations, Groups and Company Bookings.
These menus are already on our Online Booking Calendar for Open Registration bookings.
Singapore Streetfood 1 < 13 MAY Open Registration>
Food and eating is a national pastime in Singapore. And Singapore is famous for its food.
Seeking out those popular dishes from Singapore and cook it yourself? In this menu, you will learn to cook the famous talked about national dish Singapore Chili Crab, Seafood Horfun Noodles in thick gravy, the all time local favourite snack pastry Curry Puff filled with potatoes and last but not least for dessert an oven baked traditional Singapore Malay Kuih Bakar (loosely translated as “baked cake”). Don’t miss this mouth watering food!
Singapore Chili Crab , Curry Puff , Seafood Horfun Noodles , Kuih Bakar

Singapore Chili Crab
Singapore Streetfood 2 < 24 JUNE Open Registration>
When we think of street food or hawker food or food court in Singapore it’s all about good food and Singapore is known as a food paradise. In this menu, you will learn how to make the famous local food known as Otak-Otak which is made of fish and spices wrap in banana leaf a secret recipe, Roti Kirai or Roti Jala “net bread”, a special Coriander Chicken Curry with spiced lime yoghurt and for the sweet ending Kuih Dadar, a soft rolled pandan crepe filled with sweet coconut. It’s addictively delicious!
Otak -Otak , Kuih Dadar , Roti Kirai/Jala , Coriander Chicken Curry with spiced lime yoghurt

Otak-Otak ( Fish & Spices wrap in banana leaf )
Singapore Streetfood 3 < 8 APRIL>
Singapore is a wonderful pot of mix cultures. And it shows in the variety of mouth watering food. In this menu, you will learn how to make a Singapore Malay Lontong Sayur Lodeh, a popular dish of mix vegetables, stew in perfection in lightly spiced coconut gravy with steamed rice cubes (lontong) which is traditionally serve during Hari Raya Festival. Tahu Goreng, fried tahu (tofu) and vegetables serve with delicious peanut gravy. Chinese dumpling is a traditional chinese food. It has always been so popular and what is more satisfying than to make your own Chinese Meat & Chives Dumplings (jiaozi). Simply a delicious chinese snack. And to end the meal with a tasty Honeydew Melon & Sago Dessert, a sweet and refreshing mix of melon and coconut milk.
Lontong Sayur Lodeh , Tahu Goreng , Meat & Chinese Chives Dumpling , Honeydew Melon & Sago Dessert

Beef & Chives Dumpling