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Fresh pasta course in Turin: agnolotti piemontesi

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Iva

Moncalieri

Duration 3h

Max 6 guests

Spoken languages:  Italian, English, French

Hands-on cooking class with starter, pasta and dessert followed by lunch and dinner with the recipes prepared during the class

Shared Experience
Your experience
  • Tartrà Piemontese (savory pudding typical of Piedmontese cuisine)
  • Agnolotti (meat filling for ravioli) with butter and sage
  • Torino cup (tipical dessert)

In this experience, which will be held in my kitchen, the main rule is: get your hands in the dough. Together we will make Piedmontese agnolotti, following a recipe that is 100 years old and has been handed down for four generations.

Step by step, I will tell you the secrets and tricks to make this pasta, which has become typical of Italian cuisine, at its best. There will certainly be no shortage of wines that will be paired appropriately with the chosen dishes.

Total: €135.00

€135.00 per guest

€68.00 per child

Reviews
5.0
19 reviews
very good and very nice people IVA & Maurizio, good Hospitality.

Jacqueline van Kampen - October 2024

We felt like home! We learned a lot in a short time and it was very fun. Thank you for everything especially your nice hospitality

Cu - October 2024

It was absolutely great. We had a wounderful time

Alexandra Bothe - October 2024

Thank you for a lovely meal everything was perfect andtalking with both of you was so nice Must a great experience

Judi & Daniel - September 2024

A really wonderful experience. A joy to have this passion and knowledge for food shared with us. I hope i make some of the food a we did, even half as well at home. Very good tuition and a lot of fun was had. A very welcoming family

Tm - September 2024

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Cesarina from 2022Location: Moncalieri    Languages: Italian, English, French
"I love fresh pasta, filled or not, rigorously made by hand. For some time I have been in possession of the recipe for the agnolotti that Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour ate at the" Ristorante del Cambio "in Turin. I love traditional foods but also different menus with contrasts in harmony with each other to give the customer the opportunity to come back with the curiosity to taste new flavors ".
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