From Syracuse, Cooking Class in a Villa with a Sicilian mother
Arenella - Siracusa
Food&Wine
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Highlights
- enter the countryhouse of a local Sicilian mother and learn her family recipes
- taste fresh and seasonal ingredients
- learn how to cook and prepare a real Sicilian luch/dinner
- enjoy the fruits of your labour with your family and friends
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Full description
Live a culinary experience in Syracuse with a local chef.
An authentic Sicilian mother and cooker will open her beautiful house in the countryside to teach you traditional Sicilian recipes.
You will learn how to cook three typical Sicilian dishes: an appetizer, a first course ( fresh or dry pasta ) and a dessert.
Your host will teach you her families cookings secrets and how to prepare each seasonal dishes, so you will be able to replicate them back home, using only seasonal and fresh ingredients.
After the cooking well-set table will be an essential setting for a satisfying and abundant tasting of your work.You will also taste her delicious home made liquour.
After this cooking class it will be easy to cook Sicilian meal at your home. You will be able to surprise your guests and family !
Pick up from Syracuse available upon request (extra fee to be paid on site).
Get ready to live an amazing experience! -
Includes
- 3 courses meal
- traditional recipes
- wine
- water coffee
- home made liquour
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Meeting Point
Arenella (SR)
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