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Classes for 2000
Main
dishes are listed first, followed by the dessert dish. To see a description
of each dish, click it, on or look for it under "Description of dishes".
January 8
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February 12
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March 11
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April 8
May 13
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July 8
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August 12
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September 9
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October 14
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November 11
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December 9
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Address:
The Hibiscus
1234 Address Lane
Chicago, IL 60000
Phone
number:
312-555-3333
Fax
number:
312-777-9999
Hours:
Monday - Friday
11.30am to 11pm Saturday
& Sunday
11.30am to 11pm
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Cook
your way to lunch!
Classes are held the second Saturday of every month from 9
a.m. to 12 p.m. and will include instruction on a main dish and
a dessert. Just call us at 312-555-3333 to reserve a spot for
yourself or for a group and be prepared to enjoy your creation
after class! Refer to our sidebar for a schedule of classes. Instruction
provided by resident chef Wan Peton Haris.
Cost = $75/person, covers all ingredients and materials
Location = The Hibiscus' test kitchen
Class size = 2 - 12 students
Payment = cash/check/credit card. Due upon enrollment.
Cancellation = 48 hours' notice
Instructor = Chef Wan Peton Haris,
executive chef, "The Hibiscus"
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Description
of dishes
(in
alphabetical order)
Bobochacha - Cubed yam and sweet potatoes
in coconut milk.
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| Chendol - a dessert of coconut milk,
palm sugar and red bean. |
| Chinese Rojak - A salad made of yam,
mango, pineapple, kangkong, bean sprouts, Chinese fried bread (You
Tiow) )with a rich peanut shrimp sauce. |
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Chok -
Cantonese rice porridge (congee) comes in different varieties.
Kai Chok is chicken porridge, Yu Pin Chok is fish porridge, Zhu
Yok Chok is pork porridge.
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| Goreng Pisang - Deep fried banana
in a batter. |
Hainanese
Chicken Rice -
Boiled chicken served with rice (cooked in chicken broth and spices)
cucumber and chili sauce. Served with soup on the side. |
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| Ice Kachang - A mountain of shredded
ice on a bed of agar-agar, atap seeds and doused with colorful syrup
and evaporated milk. |
| Kway Chup - Pork, deep fried bean
curd served with rice noodle sheets cooked in a dark soya soup with
chili sauce. |
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Laksa -
A thick, white rice noodle served with fish cake, bean sprouts,
cucumber and green onions in a gravy made of coconut milk, curry
and spices.
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| Mee Siam - Thin white rice noodle
served in a spicy sourish sweet soup with tao pok (deep fried bean
curd), eggs, prawns and Chinese chives. |
| Murtabak - Indian pan fried bread
stuffed with minced mutton, potatoes and onions served with a curry
dipping. |
Nasi Lemak
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Rice steamed with coconut milk with deep-fried fish , sambal ikan
bilis (anchovies), eggs, cucmber and otak otak ( Malay fish cake).
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Prawn noodles-
A thick, yellow noodle dish cooked in prawn broth with chili,
green onions, fish balls, pork and vegetables. Served with a side
of fresh cut chilli in light soy sauce.
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| Pulut Hitam - Black rice porridge with
coconut milk. |
| Red Bean soup - Soup made of red
beans with a tinge of orange flavor. |
Satay -
Marinated chicken, mutton and pork on sticks grilled over fire served
with peanut sauce, compressed rice (ketupat), cucumber and onion. |
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| Tao Huay - Soft sweet bean curd served
hot in a syrup. |
| Tahu Goreng - Fried bean curd served
with cucumber, bean sprouts in a rich peanut shrimp sauce. |
| Tao Suan - A sticky glue transparent
soup with shelled gren beans served with You Char Kway (Chinese
deep fried bread). |
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You Hee Eng Chye
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Cuttle fish with Kangkong (a very popular vegetable in Southeast
Asia) in a sweet spicy sauce with peanuts.
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| Yong Tau Foo - A selection of
vegetables and meat stuffed with fish and served either dried with
sauces or in a soup with separate sauces. |
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