About this tour
Learn to stretch dough and layer tiramisu in a Palermitan home kitchen over three hours with a practising home cook. You'll shape your own pizza, master the classic dessert, then sit down to eat what you've made alongside local wines. It's the sort of cooking knowledge Sicilian families pass down at their tables—practical, unhurried, real. Families welcome; all ages manage the hands-on work.
Highlights
- Shape and bake pizza from scratch in a home kitchen
- Build tiramisu layer by layer with traditional technique
- Eat your finished dishes with regional wine pairings
- Wear an official Le Cesarine apron home as a memento
- Private session with one experienced home cook
- Suitable for children and mixed-age groups
What to expect
You'll arrive at your host's home in Palermo and spend the session working alongside them at their kitchen bench. Expect flour on your hands and apron as you learn to knead, proof, and stretch pizza dough the way locals do it. The tiramisu work is quieter—folding mascarpone, dipping biscuits, layering in a dish. Your host will talk you through each step, correcting your technique without fuss. Once everything's ready, you'll sit together to taste both dishes hot and fresh, with water, wine, and coffee provided. It's casual and social, not a formal class.
Good to know
Wear clothes you don't mind getting messy. The experience is private, so it's just you and your host (or small group if you've booked together). Public transport is nearby for getting there. Bring an appetite—you'll be eating what you've cooked.
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