
easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated and standing cooking activities
Discover the authentic flavors of Spain with a hands-on seafood paella cooking class at Sydney Fish Market. Learn regional techniques, seafood handling, and enjoy your creations in a vibrant coastal setting.
Dive into the vibrant flavors of Spain with our engaging Paella class! Discover the rich history and regional variations of this iconic dish while mastering the art of cooking a diverse array of seafood, including prawns and squid. Leave with new skills and a delicious seafood paella to impress your friends!
Indulge in all of the best flavours of Spain at our popular Paella class. You'll learn how to create one of the world's most famous seafood dishes, all about Paella's history and regional variations, as well as where to find top-quality Spanish ingredients. nnThis class features the widest range of species in any of our classes – think prawns, squid, and a range of bivalves (vongole, mussels and friends) – meaning you'll leave with a host of new prep skills too. nn n##What You'll Learn: n- All about the regional variations of Spain's most representative dish. n- How to handle a wide range of seafood species - the widest range in any of our classes, in fact! n nn##Recipes n- Seafood Paella nnPlease be aware that you will be cooking at a shared workstation in a group of 4-6.nnIf you have a group of 7 or 8, please contact us at 02 9004 1111 or email us at sss@sydneyfishmarket.com.au, and we'll be happy to assist you with your booking.nnWe make every effort to ensure that the class and the recipes proceed as advertised. However occasionally we may need to alter recipes, ingredients or class format due to availability of produce or other circumstances. nnRecipes may contain allergens beside fish, crustaceans and molluscs. Please contact us for more information.
For safety and comfort, wear enclosed shoes to protect your feet in the bustling kitchen environment.
To reduce plastic waste and bring your delicious paella home, bring your own reusable container.
Punctuality ensures you don’t miss the expert demonstration that sets the tone for the cooking class.
Classes are conducted in groups of three or more at shared benches, so prepare to collaborate with others.
Sydney Fish Market opened in 1945 and is now the third largest seafood market in terms of variety globally.
The market actively promotes sustainable seafood sourcing and plastics reduction initiatives to protect marine life.
Protects feet during kitchen activities.
For taking leftovers home and minimizing waste.
Keeps clothes clean while cooking.
Useful for taking additional cooking notes.