Cooking classes
Emilia Romagna: the queen of good food
5.0
Cooking class: learn how to cook Italian recipes and taste the dishes prepared during the class
Your menu
- Piadina (stuffed traditional flat bread) with cold cuts craft
- Tortelloni (homemade pasta) with tomato sauce
- Tenerina (traditional chocolate cake)
A good reception cannot go without a bottle of chilled wine, with hot piadinas and fragrant mortadella.
Then by a good first course: tortelloni, tagliatelle, lasagna, tortellini, etc.
And to finish with a slice of tenerina (chocolate cake), or a mascarpone cup with chocolate chips, or a cream ice cream....
Strictly: homemade!
All accompanied by chatter and laughter.
I am waiting for you!
Reviews
5.0
16 reviews
Cesarine - Emilia Romagna: the queen of good food
- It was such a great experience to learn pastamaking from a native italian. We had such a good time and i would recommend Rosa‘s cooking class anytime!
- we had a wonderful evening with rosa! the food was very good and rosa is just great! we enjoyed the evening very much and can recommend the course without any hesitation!
- We had the the most wonderful morning cooking, chatting, laughing and eating with Rosa and her beautiful cats. A highlight of our vacation.
- We had a wonderful morning cooking discussing and eating such great local foods. We had so much fun. Thanks, Rosa
- We enjoyed a lovely evening at Rosa's place with great authentic food, a nice glass of wine and a lot of laughter. Would definitely recommend.
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€129.00 per guest
(€64.50 per child)
€129.00 per guest
€129.00 per guest
€64.50 per child
Where
You’ll receive the exact address after the bookingRosa
Cesarina from 2018Location: Bologna Languages: Italian and EnglishYou can find your way to Rosa’s delightful home through the colourful, winding streets of Bologna’s historical centre. Make sure you take the time to admire the ancient buildings and porticoes unique to this stunning city! Rosa’s apartment is just off the main shopping street, Via dell’Indipendenza, just a stone’s throw away from Piazza Maggiore and the Due Torri. Rosa is a lawyer by profession, and fills her spare time with sport and cooking. She’s lived in the city for over 45 years, and is passionate about the area’s culinary traditions. “I took a great cooking course where I learned to make fresh pasta and iconic Bolognese dishes.”