I am interested in going to Italy this fall and want to shape my travels around possibly some cheese making classes and pizza dough classes. Does anyone have ideas on this?
Posted by
Atlanta
2518 posts
I took a fun pasta making class in Rome from Walks of Italy. The chefs made the rest of the meal and we all sat down and enjoyed a fabulous dinner complete with wine. Definitely worth the price. I did this on my arrival day in Rome, it kept me up until 11 pm. Almost had no jet lag the next day. Cooking classes are a great way to connect other travelers as well.
Posted by
Virginia, USA
5893 posts
The owner of this school (Pino Ficara), used to teach at a cooking school in Paris and I took a class from him there. He was an outstanding instructor. He has now opened his own cookery school in Italy and I think this place would be a good bet.