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Our Good Food Month final offers

Scott Bolles
Scott Bolles

Eating for Beauty: Hurry for the cooking class at Balmoral Boatshed.
Eating for Beauty: Hurry for the cooking class at Balmoral Boatshed.Fiona Morris

As The Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Month presented by Citi wraps up for another year (ends Friday), there's just time for a few final food flings.

INSTANT EXPERT COOKING CLASSES

Eating for Beauty & Wellbeing @ The Balmoral Boatshed (today and tomorrow), Balmoral, $95

Cindy Lüken of lük beautifood and nutritionist Michele Chevalley Hedge take you through a wholefoods cooking class, matched with a pomegranate mocktail and nibbles.

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THE COCKTAIL WORKSHOP

At The Owlhouse, Darlinghurst, $75

Classic, contemporary, shaken, stirred – get the cocktail keys in this masterclass with bar snacks and cocktails. October 31

LET'S DO LUNCH ($38 including Yalumba wine, Coopers beer, Thatchers Cider or Schweppes waters)

King salmon, heirloom carrots, radish, broad beans and hazelnuts at North Bondi Fish, Bondi Beach; saffron spaghetti and scallops at Otto, Woolloomooloo; butter-poached fish with gnocchi and clam beurre blanc at Cottage Point Inn, Cottage Point: wood-grilled market fish or meat with sides at Vicinity Dining, Alexandria. Daily.

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WORLD DINNERS

Saigon Street Eats at La Mint, Darlinghurst, $45

Street-food faves: goi cuong (ricepaper rolls), banh uot (steamed flat noodles), nem nuong (chargrilled pork skewers), banh xeo (riceflour pancakes) and pho. October 28.

Scott BollesScott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.

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