Syrian Cooking Class

Join Racha's cooking class and make Shish Barak!



2 hours Class size 10 to 16 guests       $135

Step into the heart of Syrian cuisine with Racha’s Syrian Kitchen and learn how to make Shish Barak----delicate Middle Eastern dumplings in a warm, creamy yoghurt sauce—the same dish featured on The Cook Up with Adam Liaw on SBS On Demand.
Held in the intimate and cosy space of Clove Kitchen.
From flour to feast, you’ll be guided through each step of this traditional dish:
  • Learn how to prepare and knead a smooth, elastic dough perfect for shaping dumplings.
  • Cook a flavoursome, spiced meat filling using traditional Syrian spices.
  • Master the art of folding Shish Barak into their signature crescent shapes.
  • Learn how to gently cook yoghurt (without curdling!) and infuse it with garlic, coriander, and mint for a deeply comforting finish.
  • Combine it all as the dumplings gently cook in the yoghurt sauce, creating a rich, tangy, and heartwarming dish.
This is more than a cooking class—it’s a cultural experience filled with storytelling, tradition, and the warmth of Syrian hospitality.
What you'll get
Enjoy a hands-on experience learning how to make traditional Syrian dumplings (Shish Barak) from scratch.
Plus:
  • A welcome drink on arrival.
  • A refreshing Syrian salad to complement your meal.
  • A shared table to enjoy the meal you’ve made together.
  • A recipe to take home.
Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly.
Suitable for

This class is great for a team building activity, Christmas party, birthday or hens party.

Location

Unit 417/30-40 Harcourt Parade, Rosebery NSW

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Racha Syrian kitchen
Racha Syrian kitchen

female Women-owned

My name is Racha, and I’m the heart behind Racha’s Syrian Kitchen—a space where I share the food, stories, and soul of my homeland, Syria. I started my journey in 2018, not just with a love of cooking, but with a deep longing for connection. After moving to Australia and raising my children here, I often found myself missing the large family gatherings, the unspoken values passed around the dinner table, and the collective joy of preparing meals together. Cooking became my way to reconnect with my roots, my community, and even my children. My love for food started early—my father is a chef, and I grew up by his side in the kitchen, learning the rhythms, techniques, and heart behind every dish. Over the years, my small kitchen has grown into a full expression of Syrian hospitality, offering catering, pop-up kitchens, and teaching experiences that bring people together. A pivotal moment for me was being invited to demonstrate how to make Maamoul for an SBS Food Eid celebration. Since then, I’ve had six recipes featured on SBS Food, appeared on The Cook Up with Adam Liaw, and shared my Syrian Eid memories with The Guardian. Teaching brings me so much joy because it allows me to pass on recipes, culture, kindness, and a sense of belonging. People are often surprised to learn how much history, meaning, and resilience are baked into our food—it’s more than cooking; it’s storytelling. I may not hold formal culinary degrees, but I bring a lifetime of experience, countless community events, and the deep knowledge passed down through generations of home cooks. Through every class, dish, and conversation, I hope to create a space where people feel welcomed, nourished, and a little more connected to the world.


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