easy
2–3 hours
No special fitness level required; moderate activity involving standing and kneading
Discover the secrets of authentic Italian gelato and pasta in this private Milan cooking class. Perfect for food enthusiasts seeking a personalized culinary experience, you'll create delicious dishes and savor your own handmade treats. Read on to learn more about this unique culinary adventure.
Experience a delightful culinary adventure in Milan with a private gelato and pasta making class offered by Towns of Italy. This intimate session allows you to learn the art of crafting authentic Italian gelato and fresh pasta from expert chefs, all in a cozy, well-equipped kitchen. Perfect for food lovers and curious travelers alike, this activity provides hands-on instruction complemented by your own creations to enjoy. As you mix, knead, and stir, you'll gain insights into traditional techniques and regional ingredients that make Milanese cuisine so special. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned home cook, this private class offers a memorable way to connect with Italian culture through food, making it an excellent addition to your Milan itinerary. Plus, you'll walk away with new skills to recreate your favorite dishes at home. Join us for a flavorful journey through Italy's culinary heritage, with personalized attention in a friendly setting that celebrates authentic craftsmanship and regional flavors.
Getting to the class a little early ensures you can settle in and start on time without feeling rushed.
Wear layers or clothing you don't mind getting a little flour on since you'll be kneading and working in the kitchen.
Inform the instructor of any allergies or dietary preferences beforehand to customize the experience.
Bring a camera or smartphone to take photos of your handmade dishes and fun cooking moments.
Milan has been a culinary hub for centuries, blending northern Italian flavors with historical influences from nearby regions, which is reflected in its pasta and gelato traditions.
Sharing authentic recipes supports local artisans and small producers, contributing to sustainable culinary tourism in Milan.
Wearing comfortable clothes allows you to fully enjoy the hands-on cooking activity without restrictions.
An apron will protect your clothes from flour and sauces during the cooking process.
Take notes on recipes and techniques to recreate at home later.
Stay hydrated during the class, especially on warmer days.
summer specific