Maria
Cesarina from 2024I live in: Rome
Spoken languages: Italian and English
Good to know
I offer vegetarian alternatives
Maria
I love preparing first courses with homemade pasta, such as maccheroni alla chitarra, ravioli, and lasagna, along with risottos and dried pasta dishes featuring mushrooms and various vegetables. I have happily experimented with many dishes from Abruzzese cuisine, including ndurciullune, pallotte cacio e ova, and stuffed rabbit. Additionally, whenever I have the chance, I enjoy being inspired by the typical cuisines of Tuscany and Lazio.
Experiences
Cooking Classes (4)
Reviews
5.0
30 reviews
- We had a wonderful evening learning from Maria and sharing a meal in her welcoming home. She was well prepared for us but we did not feel rushed. The cooking we did felt like a natural contribution to the meal (even our teenagers got involved!). Our experience with Maria was one of the highlights of our visit to Rome. Grazie!
- We had Mama Maria and I honestly felt at home from the very beginning. We learnt alot from how to make pasta to the hidden secret of how to make a marriage last longer. It was truly an amazing experience as we had a warm company . One of the best experiences 🙌 ❤️ Thank Mama Maria, Papa Georgia amd Marriam.
- We had Mama Maria and I honestly felt at home from the very beginning. We learnt alot from how to make pasta to the hidden secret of how to make a marriage last longer. It was truly an amazing experience as we had a warm company . One of the best experiences 🙌 ❤️ Thank Mama Maria, Papa Georgia amd Marriam.
- 5 stars, Maria was welcoming and patient to us. We felt at home
- There are experiences you think will be “nice”… and then they become so much more. The one we had with Giorgio and Maria was exactly like that. There were three of us – me, Francesca, and Felicienne. We were greeted with a carefully prepared aperitivo and two people genuinely ready to listen to us. Even before we started cooking, a genuine exchange was created, filled with chatter, smiles, and mutual curiosity. We weren’t customers: we were guests. We were only supposed to make ravioli… but between laughs and technical advice, we found ourselves making tortellini, cappelletti, and even spaghetti alla chitarra. Getting our hands into the dough, literally, guided by their patience and passion, was engaging and authentic. Giorgio and Maria don’t just teach a recipe: they share a piece of their history. The best part? Sitting down together at the table and dining with what we had prepared. At that point, Claudia, their daughter, joined us, and the atmosphere became even more familiar. A spontaneous, sincere bond was created – the kind you don’t expect but that you take away with a smile. It was an experience full of positive emotions, human warmth, and true simplicity. It’s not just a homemade pasta course: it’s a moment of sharing that makes you feel part of something. If you’re thinking about booking this experience, do it. You won’t just go home with the technique for making perfect ravioli, but with an authentic memory… and with the desire to see them again soon. 💛
G. Taylor - March 2026
Precious and Humphrey - March 2026
Precious and Humphrey - March 2026
Humphrey Bilankulu - March 2026
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Sofia Francesca Felicienne - February 2026