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Small group Pasta and Tiramisu class in near Villa d'Este

Rome· Ancient city · food · artEnglish, Italian2 options

You can't visit Italy without trying at least one pasta dish... So, we'll teach you two! Learn how to roll 'sfoglia' (fresh pasta) by hand and how to prepare 2 simple different kinds of pasta (filled pasta + fresh pasta) from scratch with your Cesarina. As the icing on the cake you will learn to prepare also the iconic Tiramisu. Share your passion for the Italian cuisine as you make new friends in this hands-on cooking class. It's a great way to truly experience Italian culture. • Learn to roll 'sfoglia' (fresh pasta) by hand • Learn to make 2 iconic pasta types • Learn to make the iconic tiramisu • Small-group cooking class with a maximum of 12 people. Share your passion for the Italian cuisine with other lovely guests • Enjoy an Italian Aperitivo to warm-up Cesarine is Italy’s oldest network of home cooks all over the country. They are welcoming hosts that open the doors of their own homes to curious travellers for immersive culinary experiences.

Languages
English, Italian

What's included

Beverages (water, wines and coffee)
Local Taxes
Tasting of the 2 pasta recipes and tiramisu
Italian Aperitivo: prosecco and nibbles
Pasta (2 iconic pasta types: one stuffed + one fresh pasta) and Tiramisu-making Class

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Pasta and Tiramisù + dinner
Share your Pasta Love: Small group Pasta and Tiramisu class in Tivoli

Where you'll be

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