These chefs want to share their fondest supper secrets with you at Le Binchotan

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These chefs desire to share their fondest supper secrets with you at Le Binchotan

Chef Jeremmy Chiam will be collaborating with chefs Damian D'Silva, Sam Chablani and ArChan Chan to bring you lot supper with friends – but where might they exist going to eat after that?

These chefs want to share their fondest supper secrets with you at Le Binchotan

Fancy a bowl of uni congee for supper? (Photograph: Jovi Ho)

06 April 2022 06:30AM (Updated: x Jul 2022 04:08AM)

If you're a chef, supper is the well-nigh important meal of the day, says Chef Jeremmy Chiam of Le Binchotan.

"We don't consume dinner on working days – we merely eat lunch and supper. I wait forward to it because it ways nosotros're done for the day – and then I get habitation and slumber like a baby," he said – although, he added, for the sake of his health and waistline, "I am trying to cutting down (on supper)!"

Aye, supper is an unsanctioned meal – just information technology's too where you allow your hair downward, put your feet up and advantage yourself for a hard solar day'southward work.

The emotion that supper evokes has prompted Chiam to starting time a Supper Series, where he offers his take on his favourite late-nighttime foods such as hokkien mee and congee, at French-Japanese inspired restaurant Le Binchotan.

In the latest installment of the series, featuring an consequence called Jeremmy & Friends, he is collaborating with three other chefs – Damian D'Silva, Sam Chablani and ArChan Chan – to do supper events in pairs, in the spirit of community.

From left: Damian D'Silva, ArChan Chan, Jeremmy Chiam, Sam Chablani (Photo: Jovi Ho)

From this calendar month until June, each of his friends will come in to cook with him on one appointed weekend. Tickets are South$35++ and include a set comprising ane big plate and one small plate from each chef.

Dishes Chiam has concocted for the effect include Uni Congee, Prawn Noodle Soup served with Hakata-fashion ramen, and Beef Short Rib Dumplings with mitt-shredded Angus beef brusk ribs braised for sixteen hours in Japanese vinegar and served with housemade chilli oil.

Chef Jeremmy Chiam'southward Prawn Noodle Soup, served Hakata ramen-manner. (Photograph: Jovi Ho)

But where volition he be going for supper afterward he serves up supper?

"What we take most often is kway chap. Nosotros walk down the route to Chinatown – there's a kway chap place that'south open 24 hours, contrary the High Court. But once or twice a month, nosotros go to Hai Di Lao or Beauty In The Pot," he said. A lavish steamboat meal is for special occasions – or when he's had a particularly difficult mean solar day.

D'Silva's go-to supper meal is Teochew porridge – and then 1 of the dishes he'll be serving up is steamed fish marinated in homemade tau cheo, or fermented soybean sauce, and topped with cubes of crispy pork lard.

Chef Damian D'Silva's Steamed Fish. (Photo: Jovi Ho)

He loves visiting a Teochew porridge place in Geylang for a supper that's lite withal satisfying. "Porridge is a happy meal," he said, asserting: "The only way I swallow my porridge is to slurp it – that makes me feel alive." Steamed fish is e'er his favourite accompaniment to his bowl of porridge.

While D'Silva enjoys low-cal and comforting flavours, Chablani chases later intense, burnt ones. "Supper to me is mostly burnt nutrient at midnight. Burnt chicken wings are life," he enthused. It follows, and so, that he'll be serving up a platter of burnt chicken wings, pork rib and the spicy iberico pork satay that won foodies over at the at present-shut Fat Lulus.

Chef Sam Chablani'due south #NoBurnNoTaste platter (Photo: Jovi Ho)

His go-to supper place is Newton Food Centre, since it's close to where he lives. Merely "if I'k feeling emo and somebody tells me there'southward a guy cooking over charcoal across the country at two in the morning, I will find a way to get in that location," he said.

For Chan, the executive chef of LeVeL33, supper is paramount. "When I kickoff started out in 2009 in a fine dining kitchen in Australia, the hours were from 10am to midnight or 1am. And for those fourteen to 15 hours, nosotros didn't really swallow. That was a very stressful kitchen. So supper was basically my chief meal," she said.

Chef ArChan Chan's Stir-fried Clams with XO Sauce (Photograph: Jovi Ho)

Chan is choosing to serve Stir-fried Clams with XO Sauce, a popular supper dish among her friends and colleagues in Australia; also as Grilled Shishito Peppers and Fermented Leeks with Hopped Salt. For the supper serial, LeVeL33 has also created a special commemorative beer that's matured with the zest of fresh yuzu from Japan.

These days, having lived in Singapore for nearly a year, the Hong Kong built-in chef chooses to sup on spicy Sichuan nutrient in Chinatown, or pork liver soup at Cheng Mun Chee Kee Pig Organ Soup. "To me, well-made pork liver soup, chilli sauce, and rice – that will practise," she said with a smile.

The Supper Special at Le Binchotan runs every Friday and Saturday from Apr 25 to Jun 30, nine.30pm to 11pm. Jeremmy Chiam will be cooking with ArChan Chan on Apr 25, 26 and 27; with Sam Chablani on May ix, 10 and 11; and with Damian D'Silva on Jun 6, 7 and 8. For reservations and more data, visit https://www.eventbrite.sg/eastward/le-binchotan-supper-special-2019-tickets-59939161646.

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