Argentina · COOKING CLASSES
8 reviewed
Start at the top: these are the 8 best cooking classes in Argentina, with what each costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits.
Small-group cooking class in San Telmo: make empanadas, bake alfajores, and learn the mate ritual with a chef. 3 hours.
“Host was excellent, had such a fun time cooking the empanadas and alfajores!”
Palermo empanada and alfajor lesson. Cook Argentinian favorites, fill dulce de leche cookies, sip mate tea, and learn local food.
“Very efficient. Tomas was very knowledgeable chef and he shared some tips !”
Cook seven Argentinian dishes in a Mendoza home kitchen with wine and bottomless drinks, then take home recipes and a Mendoza food guide.
“Great atmosphere, Great cooking lesson. This evening gave us an opportunity to have some Argentinian flavors. Worth it”
Cook empanadas and alfajores in Palermo, Buenos Aires, with a local chef and mate, small-group and meat or vegan options.
“It was fun, informative and exactly as I would have hoped for. Our host was very knowledgeable and we enjoyed eating our empanadas and alfajores with a glass of wine.”
Learn Argentinian empanadas in Palermo with a local chef, sip mate tea, fold and fill, then eat what you make together.
“Really great! Valentino was wonderful, and the event very enjoyable!”
Private tango lesson and Argentine cooking in Buenos Aires, with a 3-course meal, wine tasting, and small-group class at El Arte de Amasar.
“First, very nice man and nice tango teacher. It would have been a great experience except we had transportation issues getting there and then found out it was not actually a private class. It was our last night in Argentina and we chose this particular class because it was listed as private and we wanted the time alone with our adult kids…when we got there we found out there were two other couples. Although they were nice people and Saul was kind…it was not what was advertised. The teacher stayed extra for us since we were late which was very kind…but if you want a private class make sure and…”
Learn Buenos Aires-style empanadas in Palermo, then taste Malbec and Cabernet wines, guided in small group classes with a friendly host.
“What a wonderful evening of learning about and tasting delicious local wines. It was fun to learn to make and enjoy eating empanadas. Our host, Catalina, made it a relaxing and lovely experience.”
Hands-on Argentine cooking class in Buenos Aires with a chef, four recipes, picada, and Durigutti wine pairings in 3 hours.
“Cooking experience has been a highlight of our visit to Buenos Aires! The leaders were extremely knowledgeable, organized, enthusiastic and fun. We had a wonderful time cooking, eating, drinking and meeting great people. Everything was delicious and we highly recommend!!”
