Press

Cooking Class in Rome “Pics tell the story tonight. In short: Amazing class, charming Chef Andrea Consoli, 5 course lunch…”

Portræt af en italiensk mad-iværksætter “Andrea bruger humor bevidst. Når man arbejder så mange timer i stressede og små omgivelser, kan humor hjælpe og gøre hverdagen nemmere.”

dcpv – giorno diece – roma – itália “Esta aula é um programa a ser feito por quem gosta de gastronomia italiana, já que você põe literalmente a mão na massa e desfruta de 5 horas de puro divertimento e novos conhecimentos, além de ter certeza que a Itália, especialmente Roma, é o lugar mais…

when in Rome, cook like a Roman “I have been making a mess and burning things in my mum’s kitchen since I was small and since I moved to Italy I have been trying to pick up as much as I can about their cooking style and recipes. The chance of learning from a chef…

Cooking Holiday Rome After having checked out some of the great Food Markets in Rome, it is time to roll up your sleeves the next day. Join an Italian chef in the kitchen and learn the secrets of how to prepare fantastic Italian food.”

Cooking Class “Roma. I love Italian food and often cook pastas and homemade pizzas at home. Little did I know about REAL Italian cooking.”

Cooking Classes in Rome- a review, and part 5 of our Roman Holiday “As soon as introductions were over we were soon donning our aprons and put to work in the kitchen. Andrea is passionate about fresh local ingredients and using authentic Roman recipes. We learned lots! ”

Кулинарный Рим “Шеф Андреа был первым в Риме, кто организовал курс подобного плана. Он настоящий профессионал и совершенно помешан на своём деле Такой весь итальянец до мозга костей!”

Recipe for the Freshest Marinara Sauce & Cooking Classes in Rome, Italy “Chef Andrea was hilarious and lightheartedly derisive, all the while being enthusiastically helpful to the less experienced hands in the kitchen.”

Wednesday: Cooking class and last night dinner… “As an icebreaker, we sat around a table and sharing some cheese, homemade jam and toasted bread. We cooked, talked and ate until about 4:30 pm.”

Mamma e Io: Cooking Classes in Rome “…my Mom came to visit me in Rome for my first break of the school year. We did a whole lot of exploring, sight-seeing, eating, amongst other adventures, but by far my favorite day was the cooking class we participated in at Cooking Classes in Rome, with Chef…

Cooking up a storm in Rome! “We made the pasta from scratch, we boiled our own veges, we prepared all the fruits and vegetables and I even learnt how to make custard without using the powder!!”

When in Rome “U prelepom delu Rima, Trastevere, ušuškan u lavirintu ulica, nalazi se restoran u kojem se održavaju časovi kuvanja. Nas dvanaestoro se tog kišnog jutra našlo u toploj i prijatnoj kuhinji.”

Cooking Class in Rome “There are many cooking classes in Rome and I’m grateful that I chose an amazing one.”

Sexy Women Eat Pasta “…a once in a lifetime experience, learning to cook an authentic four course Italian meal by a talented and passionate chef.”

Cooking Class in Roma “For a majority of the class, I made homemade pasta. I was so in my element. I cannot wait to make my family a homemade, traditional Roman dinner! Taking a cooking class in Roma was such a great experience for me as an Italian!”

WanderFood Wednesday: The Hunt for Great Italian Food in Italy “On we went to Rome, where we ended our trip with an Eating Italy Food Tour and a cooking class at “Cooking Classes in Rome.” These were my two favorite foodie experiences in Italy. The food tour and cooking class, back to back, were a…

Cooking (and Eating) in Rome “Not only does Cooking Classes in Rome provide you with an opportunity to learn more about traditional cooking, but it also makes you feel like you had a chance to really delve into the culture and expand your knowledge through your taste buds.”

Now You’re Cooking with Romans! “…eating is at the core of travel. We all eat. We all eat differently based on where we are. So if a person is what they eat, a key way to understand them is to eat what they eat. At the very least you’ll get a taste of their culture.”

Making Pasta “One of the best adventures you can have in Rome is to take a cooking class. You meet interesting people from around the globe, have a wonderful shared experience, and you get to eat what you make. WARNING: It can be addictive!”

Tasty Cooking Vacation “While New York City offers plenty of classes on the fine art of Italian cooking, we think it’s best to go straight to the source. Cooking Classes in Rome features five-hour classes in Rome’s Trastevere district taught by chef Andrea Consoli.”

4 Ways to Eat Like a Local in Rome “This is a not-to-be-missed cooking class where an authentic Roman chef will teach you how to cook authentic Roman dishes. The kitchen is located in the historic heart of Trastevere, literally “across the Tiber.”

Best of – The Rest “But, without a doubt, my favorite ‘tours’ were my cooking classes and my “Foodie” tour. They were all such a good marriage of food and culture, and frankly… that is what I want in a vacation.”

Best Classes in Rome “Maybe you’re on vacation in Rome and want to do something memorable. Something that will set you apart from the tens of thousands of tourists flocking to the Vatican and gathering in hordes around the Colosseum.”

Cook Your Way Around the World “The classes are held Monday through Saturday and cost 65 Euros. The last time I was in Rome, I believe that is what my friend paid for our three drinks at the Ritz!”

Jak odbierałam nagrodę w Rzymie “Nadszedł w końcu moment, kiedy stanęłam przed drzwiami “Cooking Classes in Rome” na Via dei Fiennaroli. Już w pierwszych minutach poczułam się tam jak w domu: z miejsca zapachniało świeżo zaparzoną kawą, a wokół pełno było książek kucharskich i domowych bibelotów.”

You Reap What You Cook “…Rome still has its share of hidden gems—and this one has no name, only a wooden door with the number 5 next to it. Andrea Consoli brings a true Roman experience to those seeking to define the meaning “of when in Rome do as the Roman’s,” in this case, cook.”

A Culinary Roman Holiday “When traveling, the only thing better than finding a non-touristy restaurant that serves amazing local food is having a local chef teach you how to prepare those dishes yourself.”

Eat like a Local “Be warned – making fresh pasta is addictive! I can guarantee that this is something you will repeat back at home.”

All Things Roman “I was chef for the day in Italy, and I couldn’t be more happy. What took three hours to prepare, took two hours to eat, and was the best meal I had in Italy; the company was great too.”

Cooking Class “When I went to Rome, I felt my trip would not be complete without at least one Italian cooking class. It was an ultimate experience, from learning, to sharing, to meeting, and eating.”

“シェフのアンドレアはユーモアいっぱい、ローマの食べ物の歴史やおいしいレストランの見分け方も交えて、大満足の楽しいクッキングコースでした。３時で終わるはずが、参加者同士の話もすすみ、結局４時半くらいまで長居しました。 個人旅行で、料理の好きな方、ぜひおすすめです”

Andrea, Erica, and the Little Monster “Tonight was without a doubt my best night in Rome so far!…The advertisement claimed that we would be working with an “Italian Chef” (Yes mom, a REAL Italian) in a restaurant. Because the program was offered through the school, I wasn’t expecting to be blown away by the experience.…

Kada ste u Rimu, kuvajte kao Rimljani “U prelepom delu Rima, Trastevere, ušuškan u lavirintu ulica, nalazi se restoran u kojem se održavaju časovi kuvanja. U njemu Šef Andrea Consoli uči polaznike kako se pripremaju izvorni italijanski recepati iz regiona Lazio, Rim. Savršena kombinacija istorije, kulinarske prakse i malih tajni velikih kuvara.”

A Broad, Travelling: Day 23: A Cooking Class in Rome “Learning how to make homemade pasta in Italy was high up on my Rome Bucket List and I was thrilled to pieces to be able to learn the skill hands-on at an Italian chef’s elbow.”

Roma spopolano le cooking classes “Uno dei pionieri di questa attività è Andrea Consoli, giovane Chef romano…Andrea insegna trucchi e ricette nel suo locale, nel cuore della romanità e della cucina romana, a Trastevere.”

A Fabulous Cooking Class in Rome “The minute I decided to take Jaden to Rome, I knew we had to take a #cooking class.”

Cooking Class in Rome “It was a long day but we both agree it was something we think everyone should do. Visiting Rome is not just about seeing the Vatican, the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain. It is about learning about the people, their every day life.”

Gypsies. Tramps. Thieves “Somewhere in the maze of the narrow streets that make Trastevere so irresistibly charming, Chef Andrea welcomes students into his kitchen at Cooking Classes in Rome.”

Cooking Classes in Rome “Thanks to the USO. They graciously arranged for the parents of Marine embassy guards to fly to Rome and see all the famous sights. Along the way, they also managed to let us have a cooking class!”

Cooking, Living and Loving in Rome “I spent a lovely day with a great group of people from all over the world seeing, touching, feeling and tasting the true original flavours of Roman cuisine.”

Кулинарный мастер-класс в Риме “Пока мы все раззнакомились, шеф подал нам кофе с круассанами, каждый получил фартук и затем мы отправились на кухню!”

Chicken Breasts in Orange Sauce and a Cooking Class in Rome “Ah, what an oasis. The street noises outside disappeared and happy music played. I took one of the last chairs at a long table set with drinks and pastries for us to nibble on.”

4 Things You Learn in an Italian Cooking Class “If you’ve ever daydreamed that you were Julia Child in the movie Julie & Julia, dreamed of tasting your way through life as Johnny Depp in Chocolat, or ever wanted to cook in a professional kitchen in Italy, well, today your dream has come true.”

What Can a Chef in Rome Teach You About Entrepreneurship? “Chef Andrea is one entrepreneur we met with. I had met with him five years ago so it was good to reconnect. Simple and humble man but amazingly resourceful and smart. He has built an amazing cooking school.”

Italy: Natale Festa “Tom and I made 4x Chef Andrea’s recipe for pasta dough…However, as we started whisking, the flour dam wall broke and the eggs began escaping all over the counter. Luckily we didn’t lose any to the floor, but it was a mad scramble (get it?) to contain all the egg mixture.”

Top 5 Foodie Things to Do in Rome “#3. Take a Cooking Class
When I visited Rome, I really wanted to learn the secrets of how to make at least one Roman pasta dish.”

Cooking Classes in Rome “…is run using the concept of Zero-Kilometers, which guarantees fresh and nutritious ingredients and allow us to have a changing seasonal menu.”  

Italian Cooking Class Intense “I did not, however, expect a traditional four-course meal prepared under the guidance of a local, whose family owns a restaurant in the Trastevere area of Rome. Fifteen of us piled into a tiny kitchen at school and listened as our instructor, Andrea, described the menu.”

the cooking class “One of the best parts of Andrea’s restaurant is that it is a 0 km restaurant (meaning that he gets all of his food locally… grown and made!). We had such a great time cooking, laughing, and talking…not to mention that I really learned so much about Roman cuisine.”

Cooking with Italian Chef Andrea Consoli “The best part for me ofcouse was that I learnt how to make some delicious & authentic Tiramisu Yeyy !! ”

Internship with Cooking Classes in Rome “Andrea includes a lot of useful information in his lessons…”

Best Cooking Class Ever! “While in Rome, we decided to try a cooking class – what a great experience we had! From the step by step lessons to the very likable humorous Chef Andrea, a great time was had by all. Not to mention some of the best food I’ve ever had!”

Cooking Classes in Rome “Being in a small Roman kitchen with new names and faces was quite challenging at first, but Chef Andrea made it remarkably fun for us. I loved how he broke the ice between all of us, threw in a lot of Roman facts and remembers all our names.”

Lekker: Traditional Tiramisu “I can’t imagine a better way to cap off this series of Italian recipes than with my favourite dessert of all time: tiramisu.”