Simple horse clam siphon ceviche with lemon, tamari and fresh dill is my favourite all time clam dish. Â Horse clams can be harvested during very low tides called negative tides only like this coming April 27+28th. Come learn how to dig for clams cook horse clams, butter clams, manilla, littleneck, cockles, oysters and seaweeds with fishing
experts like Ficus Chan owner of Crab Bellingham + 5 local chefs including myself. Â A tasting of different clam dishes is included in your ticket. Chefs will be shucking and smoking clams over the coals right at the beach! Â
Star Filipino/Canadian Chef Chelseah Compton is creating an 8 course spicy feast at the Swallow Tail supper club in Vancouver. Â Let her walk you through her favourite spices at this one time only pop-up dinner. Â Byob, long table seating and don't worry, Chef will cook
at a medium balanced spice level, not meant to set your mouth on fire.
No vegetarian option for this dinner. Â GF + DF options available upon
request
SQUAMISH SEA FORAGINGÂ
FIELD TRIPÂ
March 23 - ONLY 3 tickets left!
Chef Robin Kort will discuss how to forage for seaweed, fish, crab, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, clams, scallops, oysters, geoduck, mussels and lots more seafood in B.C. How your seafood tastes reflects the characters of the ocean, BCâs clean cold winter
coastal waters are the best for seafood quality. Chef Robin will be discussing harvesting tips and serving you her famous foraged dashi chowder at Porteau Cove. Includes seaweed tasting, lunch and talk.Â
A collection of 40 recipes that showcase foraged ingredients from the Pacific Northwest coast.
Showcasing foraged ingredients like wild mushrooms, seaweed, fish and molluscs, flowers and forest delicacies, Chef Robin brings together 40 recipes to inspire forays
into tide and woods and a sense of adventure in the kitchen.
Learn about edible wild plants, seafood + mushrooms with Swallow Tail's field trips, suppers and online courses check out the wild side of the Pacific Northwest. OUR EVENTS CALENDAR!
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