November 28, 2021 4:00 PM
120 mins
Live Class
On-Demand Class
$ 40.00 CAD
plus tax
Take your taste buds to Malaysia with our fragrantly spicy seafood Laksa. Join our Indian cuisine expert Aditya Raghavan for a virtual cooking class where he’ll teach you to prepare a Laksa paste from scratch, then use it to create your own taste of Malaysia’s deliciously spicy coconut curry seafood and noodle soup.
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Ingredients, Shrimp Laksa Noodle Soup: 500g raw shrimp, dried wheat noodles, rice vermicelli noodles, shrimp oil (shrimp heads and shell, grapeseed oil, tomato paste), sugar, fish sauce, can coconut milk, fried tofu puffs, eggs, bean sprouts, Laksa paste (dried and fresh red chilies, shrimp paste, dried shrimp, shallot, garlic, fresh ginger, galangal, fresh turmeric, ground coriander, lemongrass), fresh garnishes (Vietnamese mint leaves, cilantro)
Specialty Equipment: 4-6 quart pot for soup and boiling noodles, blender or mortar pestle
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