Would you like to do an immersive course with us and learn everything about Brazilian cuisine? Now you can.
We’re now offering five-day intensive Brazilian cooking classes where you will cover Brazil’s main dishes, main appetizers, most popular desserts, most popular side dishes, and most popular drinks, whether alcoholic or non-alcoholic. We will also introduce you to Brazilian fruits, vegetables, food ingredients, and packaged foods like snacks and candies, as well as Brazilian alcoholic drinks and soft drinks.
Here is our cooking class studio tour
This course is intended for those in the food business, and our chef is a professor at two different universities, so the quality of the content is top-notch.
Each day of intensive culinary training costs $500 per day, and you’ll spend 10 hours with our chef visiting markets, supermarkets, a few select restaurants, and, of course, many hours in our kitchen, where our chef will guide you through a variety of recipes and techniques.
During the classes, we will cover traditional recipes from the following Brazilian gastronomic cultures: Mineira, Bahiana, Nordeste, Amazonian, and Gaucho.
Our chefs speak English and Spanish and are knowledgeable of the five different Brazilian culinary cultures.
5 days of Brazilian cooking classes can be offered as follows:
10 hours per day for 5 days, covering main dishes, side dishes, street foods, desserts, pastries, cakes, and juices, smoothies, drinks, and cocktails.
Some of the classes will be with other students from our daily cooking class, offering you an opportunity to get feedback on Brazilian food from international foodies.
Your classes will take place at a few locations as well as in our studio.
A few classes will involve visits to restaurants, bars, and farmer’s markets to explore Brazilian meats, fish, fruits, bakeries, lunch places, grain stores, and vegetables.
Location of cooking class
- Zona Sul (gourmet supermarket)
- Feira da General Osório (fruits and vegetables)
- Casa Pedro (grains)
- mercado de peixe no posto 6 de copacabana (fish)
- Belmonte botequim (bar food)
- Talho Capixaba Padaria (Brazilian bakery)
- Fazendola comida a quilo (traditional Brazilian dishes)
This price includes:
- Ingredients for food and drink classes at our studio
- Teachers
- Kitchen Studio
This price does not include:
- Lodging
- Transfers around Rio
- Unique ingredients or restaurant food other than those included in the class plan
To book, contact us so we can discuss your educational requirements before we can make a proposal for you.
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