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Learn to make California and spicy salmon rolls in a lively Minneapolis brewery taproom. This two-hour hands-on class teaches rice seasoning, knife technique, and rolling while you sip local craft beer.
Learn to make California and spicy salmon rolls in a lively Minneapolis brewery taproom. This two-hour hands-on class teaches rice seasoning, knife technique, and rolling while you sip local craft beer.
The room smells of toasted nori and hopped barley as you step into a loud, sunlit taproom-turned-kitchen where worktables gleam next to stainless beer lines. A chef demonstrates the flourish of a sushi rice scoop while local patrons slide pints across high counters; the atmosphere is lively, social, and distinctly Twin Cities.
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Operated by Classpop! · Minneapolis, Minnesota
The room smells of toasted nori and hopped barley as you step into a loud, sunlit taproom-turned-kitchen where worktables gleam next to stainless beer lines. A chef demonstrates the flourish of a sushi rice scoop while local patrons slide pints across high counters; the atmosphere is lively, social, and distinctly Twin Cities.
Minneapolis sits on the Mississippi River with a history shaped by milling and immigrant foodways; its modern craft-brew scene has repurposed old industrial spaces into places for learning and dining. The city’s cold-climate geology — glacial outwash plains and river valleys — created the waterways that supported grain and brewing traditions, and today that heritage meets global cuisine in small-group cooking classes.
This two-hour hands-on session teaches essentials: properly seasoned sushi rice, safe knife angles, and rolling techniques for a California roll (imitation crab, avocado, cucumber) and a spicy salmon roll with crisp leaf lettuce. The chef balances step-by-step instruction with practical tips for sourcing fish, rice varieties, and home equipment.
Plan for a social evening rather than formal instruction: arrive hungry and prepared to stand for the session, and buy craft beer on-site if you want pairings. Let the instructor know dietary needs ahead of time; expect to leave with two full rolls worth of food, basic recipes, and confidence to practice at home.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or a sushi fan polishing technique, this class pairs approachable culinary skill-building with the convivial energy of a Minneapolis brewery.
easy.
2 hours.
Light—participants should be able to stand and move for two hours and handle basic kitchen tasks.
No—this class is designed for beginners and covers rice preparation, knife basics, and rolling technique step by step.
Yes—fresh salmon is used for the spicy salmon roll; the chef follows safe handling practices and sources from reputable suppliers.
Space is limited and tickets are per participant; check with the host about spectator seating or additional tickets.
Beverages are usually available for purchase on-site; confirm during booking if any complimentary drinks are offered.
Minneapolis grew from milling along the Mississippi; many former industrial buildings now house breweries and food businesses that blend local grain and immigrant culinary traditions.
Local breweries and kitchens increasingly source ingredients locally and reduce waste—bring a reusable container for leftovers when allowed and follow the host’s recycling and compost guidelines.
Classpop! operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The room smells of toasted nori and hopped barley as you step into a loud, sunlit taproom-turned-kitchen where worktables gleam next to stainless beer lines. A chef demonstrates the flourish of a sushi rice scoop while local patrons slide pints across high counters; the atmosphere is lively, social, and distinctly Twin Cities.
The room smells of toasted nori and hopped barley as you step into a loud, sunlit taproom-turned-kitchen where worktables gleam next to stainless beer lines. A chef demonstrates the flourish of a sushi rice scoop while local patrons slide pints across high counters; the atmosphere is lively, social, and distinctly Twin Cities.
Minneapolis sits on the Mississippi River with a history shaped by milling and immigrant foodways; its modern craft-brew scene has repurposed old industrial spaces into places for learning and dining. The city’s cold-climate geology — glacial outwash plains and river valleys — created the waterways that supported grain and brewing traditions, and today that heritage meets global cuisine in small-group cooking classes.
This two-hour hands-on session teaches essentials: properly seasoned sushi rice, safe knife angles, and rolling techniques for a California roll (imitation crab, avocado, cucumber) and a spicy salmon roll with crisp leaf lettuce. The chef balances step-by-step instruction with practical tips for sourcing fish, rice varieties, and home equipment.
Plan for a social evening rather than formal instruction: arrive hungry and prepared to stand for the session, and buy craft beer on-site if you want pairings. Let the instructor know dietary needs ahead of time; expect to leave with two full rolls worth of food, basic recipes, and confidence to practice at home.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or a sushi fan polishing technique, this class pairs approachable culinary skill-building with the convivial energy of a Minneapolis brewery.