Cooking Classes.

Best Cooking Classes in the World


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If you are a new one to the kitchen and dont know what to cook and how to cook than I guess you would think of going to a cooking class learn how to cook, but wait where to go??.....here I comes into the scene and I'll tell you one of the best cooking classes around the world where you can enhance and build your cooking skills, so starting with the first one.....


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1. The Madrones (Philo, California)


The workshops at the Madrones pay homage to tried-and-true locals who’ve been at it for a while, like Fran Gage and her Old Chatham Ranch olive oil. Workshops include a cooking class, lunch, a takeout meal, and a field experience.

2. Sazon (San Miguel de Allende, Mexico)

Go on a market tour with Chef Paco, owner of Petit Four Pâtisserie and Confiserie, and then get back into the 18th-century casa’s kitchen, where you can learn the secrets of salsa verde, guacamole, and chilaquiles, and even perfect the art of the michelada, Mexico’s famous beer cocktail.

3. Conrad Hotel (Bangkok, Thailand)

The ongoing workshops and classes here attract some of Asia’s top chefs, who are collaborating with Bangkok’s hottest kitchen talent and taking traditional Thai ingredients like galangal, coconut milk, and lotus root to the next level.

4. &Beyond at the Baghvan Pench Jungle Lodge (Madhya Pradesh)

Chef Manish Tyagi’s organic baghiya (kitchen garden) teems with custard apples, pawpaws, potatoes, peppers, and bananas. After the tour, he’ll show you how to make mint chutneys, toasty naans, and chicken in banana leaves. Finish with a shot of local mahua tree wine.

5. Toscana Saporita (Massarosa, Tuscany, Italy)

At her school, founded in 1994, chef Sandra Lotti teaches you the secrets of capturing basil’s essence and helps you master your gnocchi rolling in a spacious 16th-century villa. She also peppers her instructions with humorous and gossipy tidbits about how the French ripped off Italian cooking during the Renaissance.

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