My wife will like to take a one day, or half day class while we are visiting Sorrento, Siena or CT. Any suggestions?
Thanks
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Madison, WI, USA
153 posts
We spent a night cooking with Elisabetta in Siena. It was a wonderful evening. We made our own fresh (and misshapen) ravioli, chicken with grapes and cantocini and sampled 3 wines while with her. It was a wonderful experience. [email protected]
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OP
Bellevue, WA
257 posts
Ken,
Thanks, sound good, we will check it out.
Posted by
Secaucus, NJ, USA
148 posts
If you're going to have a car in Sienna, check out Il Vicario. Its near San Gimignano, about 40 minutes from Sienna. I believe they charge 65 euros per person.
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OP
Bellevue, WA
257 posts
Amy, We don't have a car, but I am interested in visiting San Gimignano. I will check out Il Vacario, may be I can do both in one day.
Thanks
Posted by
Scottsdale, AZ, USA
1127 posts
Mami Camilla offers cooking classes in Sorrento:
http://www.mamicamilla.com/group.php?hl=en
Posted by
Elk Grove, CA, USA
6898 posts
Check out La Cucina del Gusto in Sorrento. Here's the link to a You Tube video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbUO4LUKEgs&feature=related Also, you can easily get to San Gimignano from Siena. There is frequent bus service between the two cities.
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Spokane, WA, USA
121 posts
My wife and I will be staying at Hotel Pasquale in Cinque Terre in June. It is a family owned hotel that offers a cooking class entitled, "Journey's Through Flavour." You can check it out at http://www.hotelpasquale.it/en/cucina/itinerari_gusto.asp The hotel, as well as the other one owned by the family, Villa Steno, is located in Monterosso al Mare. We've vacationed there before and loved it so much we're going back for a week.