



by Marcelo Batata Cooking Classes
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$198This three-hour group cooking class in Cusco covers traditional Peruvian dishes and includes a Pisco tasting. Participants learn how to prepare meals like ceviche, lomo saltado, and snacks made from alpaca and guinea pig by actively taking part in every cooking step. The class also includes a visit to the interpretive center "El Mercado," where attendees can handle and learn about key Andean ingredients used in Peruvian cuisine. A guided Pisco tasting follows, teaching how to make Pisco cocktails and explaining the drink's history and uses. The session is led by a professional chef and includes meals, alcoholic and soft beverages, and snacks.
Immerse yourself in the rich flavors of Peruvian cuisine with an unforgettable 3-hour culinary experience blending traditional ingredients with modern techniques. Your journey begins with a warm introduction to the chef and a friendly meet-and-greet with fellow participants. Enjoy the fruit tasting and explore our interpretive center, El Mercado, where you’ll see, touch, and learn about Peruvian Andean products. Dive into the art of making ceviche, Peru’s iconic dish, and uncover the secrets behind its fresh, vibrant flavors. Discover Pisco's world, Peru’s national spirit. You’ll taste pure Pisco and learn to make cocktails, gaining insight into its history and versatility. Next, roll up your sleeves to prepare lomo saltado, a classic stir-fry that merges local ingredients in a Wok. This 100% participative class ensures you're actively involved in creating each dish, making it a fun, cultural, and dynamic experience. Whether you're a seasoned cook or a novice, you’ll leave with new skills, a deeper appreciation for Peruvian cuisine. Don’t miss the chance to experience Peru like never before! Also you will taste traditional Peruvian snacks made from alpaca and guinea pig.
180 min
Palacio Street is right behind the Cathedral of Cusco (the main church at the main square). Beside our UCHU Peruvian Steak House Restaurant
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Palacio Street is right behind the Cathedral of Cusco (the main church at the main square). Beside our UCHU Peruvian Steak House Restaurant