Irene
Spoken languages:
Italian and English
Cooking class: learn how to cook traditional & innovative Italian recipes from a local Cesarina
Shared Experience
Your experience
- Sicilian Cannolo
This experience will reveal the secret of the real Sicilian Cannolo.
Preparing a Sicilian Cannolo is not a simple culinary task, but a sensory ritual that intertwines stories, legends and gestures handed down over the centuries. The experience is divided into three fundamental stages: -Creation of the 'Scorza': this consists of the initial preparation of the wafer, which must be crispy and full of bubbles. -Ricotta and pistachio filling: the filling is the soul of the dessert and requires high-quality ingredients. Only sheep's milk ricotta and Bronte DOP pistachios are used. -Filling and decoration: the perfect moment is just before serving. The ends are decorated according to local tradition, in our case with Bronte DOP pistachios.
Remaining char: 500
Total: €88.00
€88.00
per guest€44.00 per child
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Irene
Cesarina from 2024Location: Bronte (CT) Languages: Italian and EnglishOur passion for cooking is born from the joy of combining ingredients from our Etna territory, raw materials that tell ancient stories and carry the true aroma of Sicily. It is a love that grew among the colors and flavors of a generous land, where tradition becomes identity. We are from Bronte, the birthplace of pistachios, guardians of that “green gold” that makes every dish unique and embodies the character of our island. The famous Bronte pistachio is not just an ingredient: it is memory, culture, and pride. Each recipe becomes a sensory journey, an opportunity to savor the authentic tastes of our land, its deep roots, and the passion we put into every gesture. A Sicily to discover, bite by bite.
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Families and solo travellers welcome
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Free cancellation
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