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The 12 most popular cooking classes in New Orleans. What each one is really like, what it costs, and who runs it.
Watch Creole classics made live, then eat a full multi-course New Orleans meal with beer, iced tea, recipes, and a diploma.
Most Popular“Such a fun time. Got to see how the dishes were created and ask questions as we went along. Afterwards we got to taste what was made. Added bonus was the free drinks that were offered.”
A hands-on New Orleans cooking class for up to 10 people: cook classic dishes, eat together with wine or beer, then take home apron and recipes.
“Wonderful experience. Our Chef Ricardo was very attentive and knowledgeable. The menu was fun and delicious.”
Watch a Cajun and Creole cooking demo in a French Quarter molasses warehouse, then eat a big lunch with recipes to take home.
“Very good activity, the Chef explained the history and prepared an outstanding meal.”
Hands-on Cajun roux cooking class in New Orleans. Learn gumbo, shrimp étouffée, and Bananas Foster with wine or soda, then eat.
“It’s was great to have only 4 people in the class. Chef Ray was hilarious and knowledgeable about cooking ways. I liked that I got to do a lot of interactive things on my own. The gumbo was delicious!! Wish I got the recipe”
Cook three classic Cajun courses with a New Orleans chef at a small group class. Hands-on prep, great stories, and you eat.
“Making the bread pudding loaf was memorable because I suggested putting the remaining chocolate chips on top of the bread pudding loaf before putting it in the oven, and our instructor did. He said he had never done that before, but would do it from now on! He liked this suggestion from this 77 year…”
New Orleans Cooking Class and French Quarter cocktail walk with gumbo, jambalaya, pralines, and three classics like the Sazerac.
“The cooking class was interesting and the food was pretty good. The cocktail tour was awesome and the tour guide was super informative.”
A small-group French Quarter food walk plus a cooking-class demo in New Orleans, with 6–7 tastings and lunch-sized dishes included.
“Russell super knowledgeable and fun. He made sure everyone was having a good time and answered questions. Food was great!”
4-hour New Orleans cooking class plus French Quarter cocktail walking tour with two cocktails, recipes, and a jazz-club finish.
“we had a great time during the demonstration cooking class and then the following historic cocktail tour. I found our tour guide to be very knowledgeable and very pleasant and she made the experience very enjoyable. I would certainly recommend to friends. Kimberly did a great job”
Private Cajun cooking class in Courtland’s home. Learn 3 dishes, enjoy a shared meal with beer or wine, in New Orleans.
“Not knowing exactly what to expect… we were greeted as if we were long lost friends… Courtland delivered an amazing meal while showing us around the property… from fresh grown vegetables and herbs from his garden to the family heirloom cookware he used… every detail was thought out and executed perfectly… I highly recommend this…”
Hands-on New Orleans Cajun and Creole cooking class featuring Jambalaya, New Orleans-style barbecue shrimp, dessert, and wine/beer included.
“Erika was such a fabulous teacher! I enjoyed her educating my friend and I on the history of Cajun and Creole cooking, the different cooking styles, and her willingness to answer our questions. Will definitely partake in this again!”
A French Quarter food walking tour plus a hands-on Louisiana cooking demonstration with tastings, recipes, and a filled-in lunch.
“Susan was super knowledgeable! We are goodies and familiar with the NOLA food scene. But she gave great suggestions on places to go! She was so fun and informative. We learned so much and had fun!”
Hands-on French Quarter Cajun roux class: cook gumbo, shrimp etouffee, and bananas foster with wine, beer, and sodas included.
“Loved it we made gumbo and shrimp etoufee along with bananas foster - none of which I made and it was amazing!”
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