- Introduction
- Key Points
- The Experience in Detail
- Starting Point and Setting
- The Cooking Breakdown
- The Meal and Views
- What Travelers Say
- What’s Included and What You Should Know
- Who Should Consider This Experience?
- The Sum Up
- Amalfi: lezione di cucina su pasta, mozzarella e tiramisù
- FAQ
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Introduction

If you’re dreaming of soaking in the beauty of Italy’s Amalfi Coast and want to turn that dream into a culinary adventure, then a cooking class like this one might be just what you’re looking for. This Amalfi: lezione di cucina su pasta, mozzarella e tiramisù offers more than just a lesson in Italian cuisine — it’s a chance to get your hands dirty, learn authentic techniques, and enjoy a taste of local life.
What makes this experience stand out? First, you’re guided by passionate local chefs in a charming farm setting, with all ingredients sourced fresh from the farm itself. Second, the chance to create not just pasta but also mozzarella and tiramisù means you’ll leave with skills you can replicate at home. The only real consideration? At around $80, it’s a decent price for a 3-hour interactive experience, but it’s not the cheapest activity around. Still, the value is clear—more than just a cooking class, it’s a true taste of Italy.
This experience is best suited for those who love good food, want to learn new skills, or enjoy beautiful scenery and local culture. Whether you’re a foodie, a couple, or a solo traveler looking for an authentic hands-on activity, this class could be a highlight of your trip.
Key Points

- Authentic Italian cooking: Learn to make classic dishes like tiramisù, mozzarella, and tagliatelle from scratch.
- Beautiful setting: The class takes place in a picturesque farm with stunning views of the Amalfi coastline.
- Expert guidance: Local chefs, Ferdinando and Michele, bring warmth and knowledge, making the experience both fun and informative.
- Includes ingredients and wine: All ingredients are freshly sourced from the farm, and you’ll enjoy a glass of good wine with your meal.
- Flexible booking: Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance adds a layer of peace of mind.
- Limited group size: Max 50 travelers, usually booked 16 days in advance, ensuring a more personal experience.
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The Experience in Detail

Starting Point and Setting
The class begins at Via degli Ontanelli, 65 in Pianillo, a lovely spot that’s easy to reach near public transportation options. From the moment you arrive, you’re welcomed into an inviting farm setting, where a quick tour introduces you to the charming casale and the environment where your ingredients come from.
The farm setting isn’t just picturesque—it’s functional. Everything you’ll use during the class is sourced from this very farm, which adds a layer of freshness and authenticity that’s hard to beat. It’s the kind of place where you feel connected to the land, and you get a real sense of the local produce and traditions.
The Cooking Breakdown
First up: Tiramisù. You’ll learn the art of layering this classic dessert, with guidance on how to balance the flavors and textures for that perfect creamy, coffee-soaked finish. We loved the way the chef emphasized techniques, not just recipes—so you can confidently recreate it later at home.
Next: Mozzarella. Making mozzarella from scratch is surprisingly straightforward once you understand the traditional methods. You’ll get hands-on experience, kneading and shaping the cheese until it’s just right. It’s fascinating to see how simple ingredients like milk, rennet, and a bit of patience come together to create a soft, fresh cheese.
Finally: Tagliatelle. Rolling and cutting fresh pasta might seem intimidating at first, but with the clear guidance of the chef, you’ll quickly see how easy and satisfying it can be. Using eggs and flour, you’ll form your own pasta and learn tips on perfecting the texture and thickness.
The Meal and Views
After all that effort, it’s time to enjoy the fruits of your labor. You’ll sit down with your fellow cooks to savor your homemade dishes—paired with a glass of fine wine, as noted by many reviewers. The setting offers breathtaking views of the Amalfi coast, making each bite even more memorable.
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What Travelers Say
Two reviews stand out: “We had an amazing time cooking with Fernando. Good food, good people, and good wine,” shares one guest. Another highlights the warmth of the hosts and the quality of the meal: “Ferdinando made the experience so much fun, and the end result was spectacular.”
These comments reflect the genuine hospitality and the delicious results that this class delivers. It’s not just about learning recipes; it’s about making new friends, sharing stories, and soaking in the stunning scenery.
What’s Included and What You Should Know
The price of about $80 is quite reasonable considering the experience’s depth. All ingredients come from the farm, and you get to enjoy a proper meal with wine included. Soda and a light lunch or dinner are also part of the package, so you won’t leave hungry.
However, note that transportation isn’t included, so plan your arrival accordingly. The class lasts around three hours, which means you’ll have enough time to learn, cook, and eat without feeling rushed. It’s a well-paced experience that balances hands-on activity with relaxing enjoyment.
Who Should Consider This Experience?
If you’re someone who loves food, enjoys learning local recipes, or simply wants a memorable, authentic experience in the Amalfi Coast, this class is perfect. It’s especially good if you appreciate scenic views and want to cook with fresh ingredients in a farm setting.
It’s not a quick demo—this is an interactive, full-on culinary activity, so be prepared to get your hands dirty and ask questions. For travelers seeking a deeper connection to Italian cuisine and local life, this offers genuine value.
While it’s not explicitly marketed as family-friendly, older children or teenagers with an interest in cooking might enjoy it. However, younger kids might find the three-hour duration and hands-on nature a bit much.
The Sum Up

This Amalfi cooking class really delivers on the promise of authentic Italian cuisine in a beautiful setting. You’ll learn to craft traditional dishes like mozzarella, pasta, and tiramisù—skills you can take home and impress friends and family with. The hosts, Ferdinando and Michele, make the experience warm and engaging, adding a personal touch that elevates the class beyond just a cooking lesson.
The stunning views of the coast, combined with good food and wine, create a memorable atmosphere that’s both relaxing and inspiring. It’s an activity that’s well-suited for food lovers, culture seekers, or travelers who want to add a hands-on experience to their Amalfi adventure. The price is fair considering the quality of instruction, ingredients, and scenery.
If you’re after a genuine taste of Italy, away from tourist traps, this class offers a wonderful blend of learning, enjoying, and experiencing local life. Just remember to book ahead, as it’s popular, and keep in mind transportation arrangements.
Amalfi: lezione di cucina su pasta, mozzarella e tiramisù
“We had an amazing time cooking with Fernando. A cooking class was on my wifes wish list for Italy, and this class did not disappoint. It was perhap…”
FAQ

Is transportation included?
No, transportation isn’t included, so you’ll need to get to the meeting point at Via degli Ontanelli, 65 in Pianillo on your own.
How long does the class last?
The experience lasts approximately 3 hours, giving enough time to cook, learn, and enjoy your meal without feeling rushed.
What’s the group size?
The class is designed for up to 50 travelers, which typically allows for a more intimate experience, especially if the class isn’t full.
What’s the price and what does it include?
It costs about $80.95 per person and includes all ingredients sourced from the farm, a guided cooking experience, wine, soda, and a meal at the end.
Can I cancel if I change my mind?
Yes, you can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the start, ensuring a full refund if plans change.
Is this suitable for families?
While not explicitly marketed for children, older kids or teens interested in cooking may find it enjoyable. Otherwise, it’s mainly aimed at adults or groups looking for an authentic culinary experience.
This class combines the best of Italy’s culinary traditions with stunning scenery and genuine hospitality. Whether you’re a seasoned cook or a curious foodie, it’s a chance to make delicious memories on the Amalfi Coast.
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