SICILY · COOKING CLASSES
The kitchens worth booking.
The 7 sicily cooking classes travellers love most, gathered in one place. What you cook, how long you spend at the stove, who teaches, and what a seat at the table costs.
Learn Sicilian-style fresh pasta and tiramisu in Palermo with a Prosecco welcome, plenty of wine, and a small English-speaking group meal.
Most Popular“It was amazing and also entertaining. It was so much fun to learn how make pasta and tiramisu and then eat what we made.”
Hands-on Sicilian cooking in Palermo with Chef Antonio. Cook classic dishes, sip wine, then dine with his family outdoors.
“Fab class by Antonio. The couple with my family was sweet and engaging. Antonio taught us about the local food and culture. We paid extra to get picked up from Airbnb and it was definitely worth it for us (Palermo drivers are crazy compared to drivers in the states). The food was excellent and Antonio…”
Cook fresh Sicilian pasta and dessert at a villa near Cefalù. Small group, English-led class, wine included, and practical hands-on tips.
“Graziella was so welcoming and charming! She welcomed us into her home with open arms, taught us how to make tiramisu, pasta, and meatballs! We are so excited to go home and make our own using Graziella’s recipe. Such a special experience!”
Taormina Sicilian cooking class: market ingredients, hands-on bread and pasta, wine tastings, homemade lunch, plus apron and certificate.
“This experience was one of the best of the entire trip! From the meeting point, to the market trip, to the cooking class, Chef made our day one to remember! This is an experience for the whole family regardless of age or cooking ability. I cannot say enough about what a spectacular experience we had!!…”
Hands-on Sicilian cooking class in Taormina: shop at a local market, make 3-course lunch with chef, and enjoy wine.
“Francesca was a fantastic teacher, highly recommend! We made 4 different things, pasta, eggplant parmesan, swordfish rolls and fish in salt. The class is in the middle of a working restaurant so it was noisy but a lot of fun. Taormina is a cute town as well. I would highly recommend this experience!”
Make cannoli from scratch in Taormina: dough, ricotta cream, frying, and tasting, plus coffee or tea and a certificate. Small group.
“Chef Francesca was fun and so helpful. Her instructions were clear and easy to follow. It was so enjoyable and oh so yummy! We had a great time.”
Palermo pasta and gelato class: make egg pasta dough, shape two types, pair seasonal sauces, enjoy gelato demo, and get recipes.
“Marcelo was so wonderful. His energy and tips were fabulous. My kids remarked on how he smiled the entire time. The food was excellent. My kids absolutely loved the experience. Highly recommend.”
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