Private Cooking Class in Villa in Carviglia, August 7th

Private Cooking Class in Villa in Carviglia,  August 7th

Your cooking class with our acclaimed chef begins when he arrives at your Tuscan villa in the Cortona area with ingredients of the highest quality and freshness.  Together you prepare antipasti, pasta, a meat dish and dessert.  During your class you will learn tips and techniques that our chef spent a lifetime cultivating through his own education and endless hours in intense, high-end Italian kitchens.  After your time in the kitchen you will all dine on this delicious food together, accompanied by wonderful, quality Tuscan wines.

The class and dinner includes:

- The services of an expert and engaging English speaking chef

- The services of two assistants for service

- Cutting boards, pasta machines and other tools needed for the class  (the kitchen will need to have pots, pans and all basic kitchen equipment) 

- Aprons (use only, available for purchase at 20 euro per apron)

- The preparation of a four course menu with the chef

- All ingredients for the class (special ingredients such as truffle extra)

- Seated dinner after the class

- A selection of 3 fine wines to accompany the meal (6 bottles total)

- Travel time and costs to/form Villa and for shopping

- Clean up after the meal

- 22% Vat tax

 

Price per person, based on 15 adult paying guests: 146 euros per person.

The 4 children are included in price.


 

Participant's information
Name Tania
Email [email protected]
Event details
Date Monday 7th August 2023 05:00 PM
Time 05:00 PM
Total guests 15
Participants 15 Adults
Monday 7th August 2023 05:00 PM
15 adults
0 children
BOOK! $2,650.00
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