Cooking Classes
The four Roman pasta dishes
5.0
Typical experience
Cooking class: learn how to cook traditional & innovative Italian recipes from a local Cesarina
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The course is held in a beautiful villa surrounded by greenery, centuries-old olive trees, and located just a few kilometers from St. Peter's. In this welcoming and authentic setting, we will prepare handmade tonnarelli pasta using a "chitarra" (a special knife), learning the four most iconic versions of this traditional Roman dish: cacio e pepe, carbonara, gricia, and amatriciana.
During the lesson, each participant will knead, roll out, and cut the pasta, discovering techniques and interesting facts related to these recipes that represent the heart of Roman cuisine.
Remaining char: 500
Total: €140.00
€140.00
per guest€70.00 per child
Reviews
5.0
99 reviews
- I had a wonderful cooking experience with Cristina in Rome. We prepared four traditional Roman pasta dishes, and Cristina explained every step clearly, including the small but important details that make these recipes authentic. The class was very well organized, friendly and relaxed. Cristina is a warm and generous host who makes you feel welcome in her kitchen from the very beginning. Cooking together and then sharing the meal felt like experiencing a genuine piece of Roman life rather than simply attending a cooking lesson. I learned a lot, had a great time and received the recipes afterward so that I could prepare the dishes again at home. I highly recommend Cristina’s class to anyone who loves Italian food and wants an authentic and personal experience in Rome.
- I had a wonderful cooking experience with Cristina in Rome. We prepared four traditional Roman pasta dishes, and Cristina explained every step clearly, including the small but important details that make these recipes authentic. The class was very well organized, friendly and relaxed. Cristina is a warm and generous host who makes you feel welcome in her kitchen from the very beginning. Cooking together and then sharing the meal felt like experiencing a genuine piece of Roman life rather than simply attending a cooking lesson. I learned a lot, had a great time and received the recipes afterward so that I could prepare the dishes again at home. I highly recommend Cristina’s class to anyone who loves Italian food and wants an authentic and personal experience in Rome.
- We had a beautiful time and learned the most delicious recipes from the source. Thank you, Cristina.
- Fabulous and delicious experience with Cristina at her home cooking and learning Roman pastas and sauces. She made the experience very personal and explained things well. Her home is very welcoming and enjoyed the relaxing backyard where we were able to eat in her oasis. I highly recommend an experience like this in Roma and also with Cristina. She really takes pride in teaching.
- Best Rome Experience 🇮🇹 We booked this pretty last minute & so thankful we did! Cristina was amazing, beautiful home, and shared her love of food with us! We learned, laughed, and left with happy hearts & full tummies ☺️
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Where
Cristina
Cesarina from 2020Location: Rome (RM) Languages: English and ItalianCristina welcomes her guests in a villa surrounded by greenery with large outdoor spaces and large windows, where you can admire the garden and the centuries-old olive trees. A little corner of paradise not far from the center of the Eternal City. "Since my tender age I have always looked with admiration the love with which my grandmother, of Apulian origins, worked for hours in the kitchen. I still remember her hands and her aprons, often soiled with flour and the aroma of 'good things and genuine' that spread throughout the house and enveloped me in a pleasant feeling of well-being."
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Families and solo travellers welcome
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