Small-Group Cooking Lesson in Roman Countryside
1 day
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Small Group
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About this activity
Live a gourmet experience far from the beaten path! A car will pick you up from our meeting point and will take you to the ancient village of Mazzano Romano, where you will make your way to a lavish garden and farm abounding with fresh vegetables, spices, and eggs. There, you will pick all of the ingredients necessary to create the menu you’ll be preparing in a cooking lesson
Stop At:
• Pizza shop Mazzano Romano, Piazza Giovanni XXIII, 2, 00060 Mazzano Romano RM, Italy
Sample Menu
• Traditional italian meal
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Stop At:
• Pizza shop Mazzano Romano, Piazza Giovanni XXIII, 2, 00060 Mazzano Romano RM, Italy
Sample Menu
• Traditional italian meal
Included
- Cooking lesson and lunch
- Use of apron and cooking utensils
- All ingredients for your lunch
- Small-group cooking class (maximum 8 people)
Not included
- Gratuities
- Food and drinks, unless specified
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 3 days of travel. In this case confirmation will be received within 48 hours, subject to availability
- Vegetarian cooking classes can also be catered for, please specify when booking
- A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
Features
Tourism
85%
Cultural
80%
Food
80%
Original
55%
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This was one of the most enjoyable and fun excursions we experienced! 4 of us plus 2 chefs and sous chef went shopping for our cheese, meat, veggies and fruit which we used in our many course dinner prep. We then experienced hands-on pasta making, dessert and a meat dish preparation followed by cooking and dining on our creations with lots of wine. So much fun - we laughed and learned; all this in a village home that was several hundred years old. A leisurely pace and it was indeed hands-on. I highly recommend this excursion. Also, BUY THE COOKBOOK! You will not regret the decision to come to this cooking lesson.
This was an amazing day! The village where you cook is stunning, the food and wine are incredible. I would do this day again in a heartbeat. Worth every penny.
The time we had with both Elisa and Roy was wonderful. They made the time we spent with them both instructional and fun. In addition, the total amount of time we spent, the amount of cooking as well the food experience was by far the best time we have had on a tour ever. This was truly an amazing time.
Unforgettable experience and great fun! Our driver and sous-chef Marco Farnetti was friendly, very kind, a great cook, and made us laugh throughout the day. Our excellent chef, Eliza, was a brilliant teacher and told wonderful stories about the food we were making and traditional life in Italy. We prepared spinach ricotta ravioli, red sauce fettuccine, cavatelli with sausage and broccolini, potato pizza amazing!, volcano chocolate cake, all served with wonderful wine and birthday champagne. We all took part in making a yards-long pasta for ravioli, learned how to make cavatelli, and laughed at our neophyte confusion as the beautiful meal came together. What seemed confusing and impossible turned into a lovely, delicious meal. This was one of our best days in Italy. For those looking for an easy and fun day trip outside of Rome, this is perfect! Thank you, Marco and Eliza!
One of the most incredible experiences and best meals in Italy. Don't miss this one.
Wonderful experience! One of very best tours weve ever booked. After about a 45 minute ride in a comfortable shuttle bus, we arrived at the idyllic town of Mazzano Romano and met our chef/guide, Elisa. She took us along with her as we went into three little shops for fresh ingredients for our menu. We then ventured to the apartment which was apparently built in about 1300 AD, where Alisa guided us in how to make: a simple pizza prepared three ways potatoes, red onions, mozzarella with tomatoes, veal saltimbocca, ravioli stuffed with ricotta/spinach, gnocchi with prosciutto and sweet pepper sauce, fettuccine with delicious homemade tomato based pasta sauce, and a dark chocolate lava cake. Elisa choose the menu with our preferences in mind as well as freshness of produce. We left very satisfied with full bellies and an eagerness to try out the recipes at home!
My wife and I celebrated our 35th Wedding Anniversary while we participated in this wonderful event. It was a bit of a ride to Mazzano Romano, but it was worth it for the beautiful view from the apartment where our chef led the eight guest in our cooking class. Prior to arriving there, we shopped at the local butcher shop and market. With supplies in tow, we walked up to the beautiful apartment where the chef and her assistant first showed us how to make a simple pizza with various toppings and then several tricks for making pasta several different ways, All the activities were supported with many laughs and plenty of wine. We sat together for a multi-course feast with more wine and laughter. We napped on on the ride back with full bellies and a great memory.