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Cooking Class - Irish Cuisine
Best time to visit
Afternoon sessions are ideal to avoid morning rush and enjoy a relaxed pace in the kitchen. Spring and autumn offer the freshest local produce for classes.
Budget tips
Classes typically cost around 50-70 EUR per person with discounts for early bookings. Look for combo deals with local markets to save on ingredients.
Recommended for
Food lovers, Cultural explorers, Couples, Groups of friends
Plan your visit
2-3 hours
About
Quick facts: Irish cuisine is famous for hearty comfort foods like soda bread and stews, often made with fresh, local ingredients. Cooking classes here often include hands-on lessons in making traditional dishes paired with stories about Ireland’s rich food heritage.
Highlights: Participants get to knead dough for classic Irish soda bread and simmer their own stew while learning about the quirky regional ingredient variations. A highlight is tasting the dishes together paired with authentic Irish butter and farmhouse cheeses in a cozy kitchen setting.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, as you'll be standing and moving around the kitchen.
- Bring a notebook to jot down family recipes and cooking tips shared by the chef.
- Arrive a few minutes early to settle in and meet your fellow cooks.
- Don’t skip the post-cooking tasting session; it's where the best stories and laughs happen.
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