Join us for the Spring/Summer instalment in our fun series of Italian cooking and language events, cohosted with Italian language school ScuolaScuola!
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Join us for the Spring/Summer instalment in our fun series of Italian cooking and language events, cohosted with Italian language school ScuolaScuola!
The idea of Parla Come Mangi is to give adult Italian language-learners a fun opportunity to cook and converse with great Italian chefs, while practicing Italian language skills with fellow students and native Italian hosts from Cucinato and ScuolaScuola.
Chef Gianluca will help you prepare a delicious menu of Spring/Summer classic dishes that are perfect for this time of year, while ScuolaScuola’s Valentina Cioccari provides cultural context and linguistic tips for a deeper appreciation Italian language and cuisine.
Cucinato Mercato is our weekly market - it's all about making traditional Italian cooking easy to take home and enjoy - all you have to do is follow the reheating instructions and enjoy!
Homemade pasta and sauces, pizza and focaccia, and a great menu of sides, mains and sweets updated weekly! Plus a great selection of artisanal wines and pantry items you can add to your order!
Course on the preparation of fresh pasta for making ravioli and tagliatelle. So advice to pasta lovers… Make and taste very Italian dishes with tagliatelle with arugula pesto as a starter, then ravioli with ricotta and Prosciutto stuffing
We revisit one of the first workshops we offered in September 2007 in which we cooked potato gnocchi and veal paupiettes (involtini). In this 2023, 16 years later, we offer eggplant and ricotta gnocchi and pork paupiettes accompanied by oven-candied cherry tomatoes.Â
The "Making Pizza" class lasts three hours. The main themes of the class are the following: About yeast How to succeed at making dough Basic rules Temperature and cooking time Dough and topping; Advices and tips Using and cleaning the pizza stone
Learn to craft an authentic Italian staple! Gnocchi has been a fixture of Italian cuisine since being introduced in the 1700’s and consists of potato dumplings that go well with red sauce, caramelized vegetables, sweet sausage or creamy white sauce. With the expert guidance of Chef Jesse Barber, ...
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