PALERMO
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The 10 most popular cooking classes in Palermo. Who runs them, what they include, and what they actually cost.
Palermo pizza and chocolate gelato class with a local chef, dinner and wine included, plus a digital recipe booklet for making it at home.
“This was my favorite part of our visit to Palermo. So much fun.”
Hands-on Palermo class: make Margherita, Marinara and Capricciosa pizza, churn chocolate gelato, plus wine and recipes.
“My wife and I arrived at the place we were told to go to. We rang the bell, knocked on the door multiple times, but no one let us in. I called the phone number associated with the tour and did not get an answer. We want our money back, and are very upset that…”
Palermo Sicilian cooking class: shop Mercato del Capo, make fresh pasta and fried starters, then enjoy a four-course meal with wine.
“Absolutely fabulous experience! From visiting local markets to gather fresh ingredients to actually making the dishes, Chef Michael, his assistant and the entire experience were 12 outta 10!”
Palermo market tour and hands-on Sicilian cooking class. Shop Mercado del Capo, cook arancini, pasta alla norma, cannoli, and lunch.
“Chef was personable, and made the experience quite enjoyable. And the g food was tasty.”
Shop Mercato del Capo with chefs, cook arancini and pasta alla Norma, and finish with cannoli plus Sicilian wine.
“Great class and very informative/entertaining. All three were very personable and provided a great learning environment!”
A 3-hour Palermo villa cooking class with garden-picked ingredients, homemade tagliatelle, pesto or Norma, and Sicilian cannoli.
“Best food i have ever tasted. Everything is grown in Carlos own garden. The quality of food can't be matched”
Small-group home cooking in Palermo: fresh pasta and tiramisu with prosecco and tastings, taught in English, about 3 hours.
“Our hosts were lovely. Super friendly and keen to share Italian secrets in their kitchen. Welcomed us into their home and showed us how it’s done.”
A small-group Palermo-area cooking class with Francesca: make fresh filled ravioli, fettuccine, and classic tiramisù in a home kitchen.
“This was a very small group cooking experience with a friendly and generous chef, Francesca. We made all aspects of the dinner and dessert with her instruction and it was delicious! She is worth the drive out from Palermo.”
Cook fresh Palermo pasta and tiramisu at a local home with Cesarine. Hands-on sfoglia, wine and prosecco aperitivo, and a 3-hour meal.
“My friend and I really enjoyed this class! We learned how to make fresh pasta and tiramisu and it was the best food we’ve had on our entire trip!! Rosa was so sweet and accommodating to our food preferences, and her husband and house keeper were also very kind and hospitable :) definitely recommend if…”
Palermo market shopping and hands-on Sicilian cooking with wine pairings in a historic home kitchen, then you eat what you make.
“A delightful stroll thru the market to purchase our meal ingredients, watched a fish monger carve the fish and watched our chef haggle for the fresher veggies. Patricia welcomed us into her home, and together we prepared a wonderful Sicilian feast. Felt like friends around the table chatting and enjoying delicious food. Definitely do this!”
