Culinary Adventure: Pasta Making at Old City Kitchen in Philadelphia
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required, just enthusiasm and willingness to get hands-on.
Overview
Discover the art of pasta-making at Old City Kitchen in Philadelphia. Join a fun, hands-on class and learn to create filled pastas like tortellini in a lively, welcoming setting.
Pasta Making - Filled Pasta
2 Hours • Up to 16 Spots Available!
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About This Adventure
Join a two-hour hands-on pasta-making class where you'll learn to craft delicious filled pastas like tortellini and cannelloni. Enjoy freshly baked focaccia and antipasto while you create your dishes, paired with complimentary wine for guests 21 and over. No prior experience needed—just bring your appetite for a memorable culinary adventure!
Explore the art of filled pastas! The chef will lead you through crafting delicious varieties...
Duration
2 Hours
About
This hands-on experience will allow you to learn different methods, fillings, and sauce pairings. You do not need to have taken Pasta 101 to enjoy this course!
Pastas will include:
- Tortellini in Fresh Tomato Sauce - includes meat
- Spinach Cannelloni - includes cheese
- Mezzaluna/Mezzalune - includes cheese
Arrive hungry, as you will be served freshly based focaccia and antipasto as you learn, along with courses of the pasta you will be preparing in class.
Complimentary wine is available to guests 21 and over, as well as other non-alcoholic beverages.
This class is NOT gluten-free or dairy-free. Please contact us via email if you have any allergies or food sensitivities prior to purchasing your ticket.
This class does NOT offer a gluten free pasta alternative, and is not safe or suitable for anyone celiac.
Adventure Tips
Bring your appetite
Come hungry and ready to enjoy delicious, freshly made pasta and accompaniments.
Arrive early
Arrasing a few minutes early ensures you start on time and get the full experience.
Dress comfortably
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little flour on, as the class can be hands-on.
Book in advance
Spaces fill quickly, so reserve your spot early to ensure participation.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Peregrine falcons in the city skyline
- City squirrels
History
Philadelphia has long been a foodie hub, with Italian immigrants shaping its culinary landscape.
Conservation
The kitchen emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including sourcing local ingredients and minimizing waste.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable clothing
Wear clothes suitable for a kitchen environment and getting a little flour on.
Apron
Keeps your clothes clean while working with dough.
Responsive attitude
Be ready to participate actively and learn new culinary skills.
Wine (optional)
A glass of wine can enhance the convivial atmosphere, but it’s optional.