Ireland · COOKING CLASSES
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The 4 cooking classes that come first, in order, with what each one costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top; it is there for a reason.
Hands-on Irish cooking in Central Dublin with Ann. Make soda bread, soup, beef and Guinness casserole, colcannon, then Irish coffee.
“The comraderie and ambiance was great. Ann is a very friendly person and terrific cook. We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner experience and highly recommend it. Making the proper Irish coffee was delicious. Would do it again.”
Small-group Irish baking in Dublin, Victorian home: make Grannys Apple Cake or traditional scones, enjoy tea, take treats home.
“This was a fantastic experience! So comfortable and well planned out. I can’t wait to try both recipes at home! Thank you!!”
3-hour private cooking class in Skerries with sea views, global Irish dishes, and lunch or dinner with your host.
“The entire experience was outstanding! Prior to the cooking lesson, Lili took us on a tour of the fishing village of Skerries, which was awesome! The cooking lesson was great and the food was delicious! The lesson and time spent with Lili in Skerries was one of the highlights of our trip to Ireland!!!”
Shop the Skerries Mills food scene, cook an Irish-fusion feast with Elena, then eat with the family in a modern sea-view home.
“Spending time with Lily was wonderful. She is so full of life and fun. Her passion for her lovely city and for cooking are contagious. This was a most enjoyable evening.”
