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Tagliatelle, Tortelloni, and Pinza

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Eleonora

Bologna

Duration 3h

Max 6 guests

Spoken languages:  Italian, English, Spanish, French

Cooking class: learn how to cook traditional & innovative Italian recipes from a local Cesarina

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  • Tagliatelle
  • Tortelloni (homemade pasta) with butter and sage
  • pinza with Bolognese mostarda (soft pastry filled with quince, orange, and plum jam)
  • Pinza (traditional Bolognese cake with a sweet mustard)

Welcome to my home, just a stone's throw from the Giardini Margherita. Together we will discover the secrets of two fundamental dishes of the Bolognese tradition: tagliatelle and tortelloni. Like a true zdaura, with our sleeves rolled up and aprons tied, we will start by preparing Pinza, a typical Bolognese dessert that will bake while we knead the dough for our first courses.

First, we will taste the delicate tortelloni with butter and sage, then the tagliatelle with sausage ragù, accompanied by a glass of Colli Bolognesi wine. With coffee, the freshly baked Pinza will be the star of our conversation and shared memories.

Total: €139.00

€139.00 
per guest

€70.00 per child

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Eleonora
Cesarina from 2025Location: Bologna    Languages: Italian, English, Spanish, French
I cook traditional Bolognese and Romagnola dishes, but I love taking inspiration from world cuisines, which make my table more vibrant and flavorful. Tradition is my foundation; creativity is the way I reinvent it. In my kitchen, seasonality leads the senses, and the search for harmony on the plate is often a topic of lively discussion with my husband Federico, with whom I’ve shared a love for good food for over forty years — a passion that began, fittingly, in a restaurant! I inherited my love for cooking from my mother, a painter, and my grandmother, a devoted homemaker. Federico’s family also left its mark: his grandmother was a master of lasagna and crème caramel, his father of passatelli, and the family cook made the best roast beef in the world. For ten years, I ran a shop-laboratory in the heart of Bologna, where tradition and creativity met under the porticoes — among aromas, conversations, and the curiosity of locals and travelers alike.
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