Two-Day Advanced Fish & Shellfish
Immerse yourself in two days of what we know and love most, fresh fish and shellfish. Head chef lecturer Nick has introduced a new advanced menu for 2024 to include the best of the best – including lobster, turbot, monkfish and red mullet.
Please note this course is for an advanced skill level.
Day 1
- Razor clam shangurro
- Butterflied red mullet with sauce vierge
- Roast tronçon of turbot with hollandaise sauce
- DEMO – Monkfish wrapped in Parma ham with sauerkrat
Day 2
- Prawn croquetas
- Ragout of turbot and scallops with vouvray, butter and basil
- Lobster pithivier
- DEMO – Sea bass pollichathu in banana leaf
Day 1
- Preparing and cooking razor clams
- Butterflying a round fish
- Making a hollandaise sauce
- Learning about flat fish
- Preparing monkfish
Day 2
- Learning about cooking crustaceans
- Filleting a flat fish
- Learning how to dispatch & cook a lobster
- Preparing scallops
- Learning how to cook a whole round fish
Arrive – 8:45am
Welcome – enjoy a tea or coffee while browsing the recipes for the day and meeting your fellow chefs
From 9am watch our chefs demo three dishes then recreate each dish in pairs at your workstation enjoying the fruits of your labour
Lunch – At our long ‘en famille’ dining table overlooking the Camel Estuary with a glass of wine or two
Afternoon demo – Time to relax with a glass of wine and watch our chef demonstrate the final dish of the day
4pm – Finish. On the second day of your course, you will be presented with a Rick Stein’s Cookery School certificate and recipe folder plus a chance to browse our shop with an exclusive voucher.
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With over 40 guest rooms and a serviced cottage in Padstow as well as self-catering properties in nearby Trevone and Martindale, we have the perfect place to stay in Cornwall.
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