Meat menù:
• Welcome prosecco cocktail with a tasting of local cheeses and meats;
• First course: handmade pasta like gnocchi, ravioli or scialatielli Sorrento Style (with mozzarella and tomatoes);
• Second course: meatballs or chicken “Cacciatora Style” (with cherry tomatoes, vegetables and white or red wine);
• Dessert: coffee tiramisù;
• Still or sparkling water and local wine (white or red): a bottle for two guests.
You’ll be greeted with a welcome prosecco served with locally produced cold cuts and cheese. Then we'll learn to prepare coffee tiramisu. It is a wonderful recipe made with Neapolitan coffee, Italian mascarpone cheese and chocolate chips. We will store the dessert in the fridge while creating fresh pasta from scratch that will be mixed with fresh tomato sauce.
The next step will be the main course: meatballs or chicken "hunter style" (cacciatore) depending on your preference. This meal is enriched with local ingredients like extra virgin olive oil, onions, celery, cherry tomatoes, wine, and rosemary.
At the end, you'll enjoy your own handmade food while relaxing with a good white or red wine. There is a lot to be said for good food, wine and conversation.
When I’d sit in my grandma's kitchen, she’d make pasta while sharing memories of her mom and grandma. It was then I realized my generation was missing something important: the handmade food techniques and traditions passed down through the ages. It was from this love for food that I became the executive chef and founder of Quanto Basta, the first street front cooking school in my town. It is a faithful copy of my grandmother's kitchen, where she preserved meat and cheese for winter by hanging them from the roof's chestnut support beams, and put fresh vegetables and fruit in glass jars filled with oil, vinegar, salt or sugar.
Our conversations would go like this:
Me: "How much salt are you putting in there, grandma?"
She: "Quanto basta", that means…the quantity that's enough…
Me: "And how much is q.b. (quanto basta)?”
She: "You know" ...
The closest station
Sorrento
How to get to the station?
From Napoli: 70mins
Exact location provided after booking.
It costs 165 per person.
Up to 12 people can join Quanto Basta's cooking class.
Duration of this cooking class is 3 hours.
You will receive the confirmation within 24 hours.
We accepts these cards on airKitchen.
Cancellations up to 48 hours prior to the class begins will be fully refunded by the airKitchen cancellation policy.
