The Sicilian Pantry is a family-run cookery school located in the heart of the historical centre of Palermo. We offer daily market tours and cookery lessons of traditional Sicilian dishes.
On the day of the class, we will meet in the morning at one of Palermo’s oldest markets, shop around for any items we will need for the lesson and then stroll to our air-conditioned school kitchen where we prepare a 4-course Sicilian meal, learning the techniques and tricks needed to recreate it when you return home. After the lesson we can sit down together to enjoy our efforts along with a selection of Sicilian wines rounded off with some homemade liqueurs and coffee.
We believe that the true expression of Sicilian cuisine comes from the quality of its fresh seasonal produce so we strive to always ensure that we have the best of what Sicily has to offer in order to share this with our guests.
This is an entertaining and informative day out, recommended for cooks of all levels.
All utensils and materials are supplied and each participant will receive a booklet of the recipes we make in the class to take home with them.
Menus will change throughout the year as various produce comes in and out of season. We encourage you to let us know if you have any menu preferences or dietary requirements, we will sign off the proposed menu with you a day or two before the lesson.
These are just a few examples to get your taste buds tingling:
Starter (Antipasto):
Primo / Pasta dish or appetiser:
Secondo / Main course:
Dolce / Desert:
Você receberá a confirmação da disponibilidade da sua reserva dentro de 24 horas. Uma vez confirmada, por favor apresente o seu número de reserva na escola de culinária.
Full refunds will be issued for cancellations made at least 48 hours prior to the activity
Meet at Piazza Vittorio Emanuele Orlando at the corner with the Unicredit Bank Position: 38°07'11.0"N 13°21'09.1"E ( 38.119715, 13.352518 ) The meeting point is a 5 minute walk from Teatro Massimo, go to the back of the theatre and walk straight up and to the end of Via Volturno.