Minipizzaioli:
A Rome cooking class for families
Destination
Rome, Italy
Duration
1.5 hours
Tour size
Max 15
Language
English
Overview
In a Trastevere kitchen, your kids become minipizzaioli, little pizza makers, with their own dough, their own toppings, and a real oven. This Rome cooking class for families puts everyone in an apron, big and small, then sits you down to eat the pizzas you made, prosecco for the grown-ups included.
- •Make pizza together in a private Trastevere cooking school
- •Give everyone their own dough to stretch, shape, and top
- •Learn what makes Roman pizza Roman from an expert local chef
- •Slide your pizza into a real oven, then eat it at a family lunch
- •Send the kids home with the title of minipizzaiolo and a sweet souvenir
What's included
- All ingredients for your pizza
- Homemade pizza, enough for lunch
- A glass of prosecco for the adults
- A guided cooking class with an expert chef instructor
- A small group of 15 guests maximum
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What to expect
Meet your Roman chefs
You'll step into a welcoming kitchen in the heart of Trastevere, where the aprons are out and the ingredients are ready. A local chef who knows Roman pizza inside out greets your family and walks everyone through the steps. By the end, your little one has earned the title of minipizzaiolo, "little pizza maker" in Italian.
Make your own pizza
This isn't a demonstration: everyone gets their own dough to stretch and shape into their own pie. With a rainbow of toppings in front of you, the rules go out the window, heart-shaped crusts, extra mozzarella, whatever the kids dream up. Your chef shares the tips that give Roman pizza its light, crisp crust along the way.
"The kids take it so seriously. They stretch the dough with their tongue out in concentration, then can't stop grinning when their own pizza comes out of the oven."
Rob,
WalksDevour Rome chef
"I built this after making pizza with my own daughter. That afternoon was pure joy, and I wanted families visiting Rome to have the same thing."
Roberto,
WalksDevour tour designer
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