February 1, 2024 6:00 PM
3 - 3.5 hours
Live Class
On-Demand Class
$ 110.00 CAD
plus tax
Embark on a delicious journey with Mai Nguyen's in-person cooking class on fresh Italian semolina pastas. Learn how to prepare your own semolina pasta dough as you gain hands-on experience hand-rolling two classic shapes: Cavatelli and Pici. Mai will also share her recipes for Sardinian Sausage Sauce to pair with Cavatelli and a luxurious Carbonara Sauce for Pici. Plus, you won't leave empty-handed – take home any extra pasta you prepare to enjoy later at home!
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