About this tour
Learn to shape pizza dough and layer tiramisu in a Syracusan home kitchen with a trained home cook from Le Cesarine, Italy's network of domestic culinary hosts. You'll work through both recipes from scratch over three hours, then sit down to eat what you've made alongside local wines. It's the kind of cooking knowledge Italian families pass down at their own tables—practical, unpretentious, and designed so you can replicate it at home.
Highlights
- Shape and bake pizza dough the traditional way
- Master tiramisu layering and chilling technique
- Eat your creations with regional wines included
- Cook in an actual family kitchen, not a commercial studio
- Take home Le Cesarine apron as a reminder
- Suitable for children and mixed-skill adults
What to expect
You'll arrive at your host's home in Syracuse and move straight into the kitchen. Start with pizza: mix and knead dough, learn how to stretch it properly, add toppings, and fire it in a home oven. Next comes tiramisu—whisking, layering biscuits and cream, understanding the chill time. There's no performing for an audience; this is hands-on and collaborative. Once both dishes are ready, you'll gather at the table to taste them with water, wine, and coffee. Plan for roughly three hours total. Children work alongside adults at their own pace.
Good to know
Public transport is walkable from the address. Wear clothes you don't mind getting flour on. The host will provide an apron. Bring an appetite—portions are generous. Book ahead to confirm any dietary requirements, though the menu is fairly standard Italian.
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