Has anyone ever taken a vegan cooking class or Rome or Florence or environs?
Posted by
Folsom
2701 posts
No, but Google the topic and you will find them. We took classes in Venice from a well known author of many cookbooks. When we mentioned vegetarian, vegan, gluten free she would roll her eyes and mutter something in dialect that she said should not be translated. But, that was a while ago and things change.
Posted by
Los Angeles, CA
64 posts
No advice but that sounds exciting. Let us know what you find if you find anything!
Posted by
Hayden, Idaho, USA
7253 posts
We took a wonderful non-specialty class in Rome with Chef Andrea at Cookingclassesinrome a few years ago. You might want to check with him and see what he offers now.
Posted by
Olympia, Washington
237 posts
While it never worked out for us to do so, just unfortunate timing, Roberto was kind enough to tell me what to ask in this thread. https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/italy/vegan-cooking-classes
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That sounds really interesting hope to get your feedback :)
Posted by
OP
31 posts
Fantastic vegan cooking school in Lucca. I was lucky enough to have found this school https://www.gioiadivivere.it on google. This lovely family gives classes in vegan cooking. They are lovely, speak English and I cannot recommend them highly enough.
Posted by
OP
31 posts
Fantastic vegan cooking school in Lucca. I was lucky enough to have found this school https://www.gioiadivivere.it on google. This lovely family gives classes in vegan cooking. They are lovely, speak English and I cannot recommend them highly enough.