easy
3 hours
No physical exertion required, suitable for all fitness levels.
Join a 3-hour cooking demonstration in Santa Fe focused on contemporary Southwestern cuisine featuring smoked red chile pork tenderloin and rich Mexican chocolate cake. Learn from expert chefs and savor every bite!
Experience the vibrant flavors of the Southwest with a unique 3-hour demonstration class in Santa Fe, offered by the Santa Fe School of Cooking. This immersive culinary journey focuses on contemporary Southwestern cuisine, highlighting the smoky, rich flavors of red chile pork tenderloin paired with a decadent Mexican chocolate bistro cake. Guided by expert chefs, you'll watch each step of the cooking process, gaining insider tips and techniques to bring home your newfound skills. Beyond the lessons, you'll enjoy a carefully crafted meal alongside complimentary beverages, creating a relaxed and social environment perfect for both food lovers and aspiring cooks. The class also includes a recipe packet so you can recreate these dishes in your own kitchen long after your visit. Located in the heart of New Mexico’s culinary scene, this experience showcases local ingredients and traditional methods with a modern twist. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned cook, the hands-on demonstration promises to deepen your appreciation for Southwest cuisine and leave you inspired. This is more than just a class – it’s a flavorful adventure that combines culture, technique, and community in one delicious package.
The class schedule is precise so arriving early ensures you don’t miss any demonstrations or tasting moments.
Opt for breathable, comfortable clothes as the cooking demo kitchen can get warm during active cooking sessions.
Feel free to engage with the chefs, as they encourage interaction and love sharing cooking tips.
Notify the school in advance if you have any dietary restrictions to ensure accommodations can be made.
Santa Fe is one of the oldest cities in the United States, blending Native American, Spanish, and Mexican culinary traditions that influence today's contemporary Southwest cuisine.
The Santa Fe School of Cooking emphasizes sourcing local ingredients and reducing food waste to support sustainable culinary practices.
You'll be standing during the demo, so wear supportive shoes for comfort.
Indoor kitchens can be warm but evenings may be cool after class.
fall specific
Stay hydrated especially during warmer months.
summer specific
To jot down tips and recipes shared by the chefs.