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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“It’s a very informative demonstration in a casual, comfortable environment. You will be full of great food and helpful knowledge when you leave!”
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.
“Amazing experience. Chef was well informed and gave a lot of information about history and technique.”
Watch a Cajun and Creole cooking demo in a French Quarter molasses warehouse, then eat a big lunch with recipes to take home.
“Booked on a whim as a had a free morning and walked over to the school. Met with very friendly staff, had a wander around the shop and was seated for the demo on time. We were given refreshments and introduced to the cook. She was a wonderful lady who was warm and attentive and…”
Hands-on Cajun roux cooking class in New Orleans. Learn gumbo, shrimp étouffée, and Bananas Foster with wine or soda, then eat.
“Absolutely amazing! Our teacher Raymond obviously loves cooking, and he taught us a few cooking techniques as we were making the food. It wasn't intimidating at all for someone who might not be familiar with the kitchen. Raymond has a great resume on him too — he cooked for the Super Bowl and has won…”
Cook three classic Cajun courses with a New Orleans chef at a small group class. Hands-on prep, great stories, and you eat.
“Mark is an excellent host and teacher! We had a great time with good conversations and good! We learned a lot as well. Thank you for the fun!”
New Orleans Cooking Class and French Quarter cocktail walk with gumbo, jambalaya, pralines, and three classics like the Sazerac.
“Good food and an awesome guide. Definitely enjoyed it don’t know if I’d do it again though. But was glad they sent home the recipes.”
A small-group French Quarter food walk plus a cooking-class demo in New Orleans, with 6–7 tastings and lunch-sized dishes included.
“Our guide Laurent was fantastic. He knew lots of history of NOLA and had recommendations for places to visit and eat. The tour included lots of food!”
4-hour New Orleans cooking class plus French Quarter cocktail walking tour with two cocktails, recipes, and a jazz-club finish.
“Lots of fun! We enjoyed the demonstration and the food was really delicious! Then the cocktail tour was fun and took us to some great places.”
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.
“We had a great time with Raymond and friends. Class was awesome and so much fun! Nest meal we had in New Orleans and will definitely recommend to friends and family if they visit here.”
A French Quarter food walking tour plus a hands-on Louisiana cooking demonstration with tastings, recipes, and a filled-in lunch.
“Both Nate (walking tour) and Chef Tom (cooking experience) were excellent. We learned SO much about New Orleans through the food. Would highly recommend this is you are a foodie or just someone who enjoys trying new things”
Hands-on French Quarter Cajun roux class: cook gumbo, shrimp etouffee, and bananas foster with wine, beer, and sodas included.
“Mark was a fantastic chef who explained everything carefully, was fun, and taught us how to make excellent dishes.”
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