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Discover Authentic Argentine Flavors with a Hands-On Cooking Experience in Buenos Aires - Buenos Aires

Discover Authentic Argentine Flavors with a Hands-On Cooking Experience in Buenos Aires

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–3.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated cooking and light movement in the kitchen.

Overview

Dive into the heart of Buenos Aires with a 3.5-hour Argentine cooking class featuring a four-course meal paired with local wines. Experience authentic flavors, rich culinary history, and make new friends in Palermo’s cozy setting.

ARGENTINE COOKING -SHARED EXPERIENCE

For all ages! • 3.5 Hours • A unique, authentic experience!

Cooking Class

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About This Adventure

Immerse yourself in the rich flavors of Argentine cuisine with a hands-on cooking experience. Begin with a delightful homemade "picada," then create a four-course meal paired with exquisite wines. Share your culinary creations in a cozy setting, making new friends from around the world while savoring traditional recipes and their stories.

Immerse yourself in the rich flavors of Argentine cuisine with a hands-on cooking experience. Begin with a delightful homemade "picada," then create a four-course meal paired with exquisite wines. Share your culinary creations in a cozy setting, making new friends from around the world while savoring traditional recipes and their stories.

Adventure Tips

Reserve in advance

Classes have limited spots and can fill up quickly, especially for weekends and private groups.

Arrive hungry and ready to cook

Bring an appetite and a willingness to participate hands-on for the full immersive experience.

Communicate dietary needs early

Menu adaptations are available but must be requested beforehand to ensure accommodations.

Wear comfortable clothing

Dress casually and consider an apron-friendly outfit as you’ll be actively cooking and tasting.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Urban birds like the rufous hornero building nests in Palermo’s trees.
  • Occasional sightings of coypu (nutria) along Buenos Aires’ riverbanks.

History

Argentine cuisine reflects a fusion of indigenous foods and European immigrant influences, especially from Italy and Spain, which shape dishes like empanadas and chimichurri.

Conservation

The cooking experience emphasizes local, seasonal ingredients and supports sustainable agriculture through partnerships with regional producers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable clothing

Essential

Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy while cooking.

Camera or smartphone

Capture the vibrant colors and moments during your culinary adventure.

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated throughout the class, although water and homemade lemonade are provided.

Notebook and pen

Jot down recipes or cooking tips shared during the experience.