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Fresh pasta is incredibly quick to make once you know how and it’ll win you some serious brownie points with friends and family at mealtimes.
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Looking to up your dinner party game? Join cook, writer and the queen of comfort food Sophie Wyburd for a flavour-packed feast, featuring recipes from her delicious debut cookbook: Tucking In.
Master Sophie’s semolina pasta dough, then transform it into her Crabby cavatelli, complete with a decadent crab sauce and chilli-spiked crispy breadcrumbs.
Rustle up a vibrant Beetroot, burrata and curry leaf salad that’ll become your new go-to side dish. You’ll combine two types of beetroot with creamy burrata and a garlicky shallot dressing that’ll knock your socks off.
Watch Sophie whip up a batch of golden corn pakoras for you to enjoy at our chef’s table. Plus, she’ll treat you to her favourite pud from her book – a heavenly Hazelnut tiramisu.
Leave with a new menu of dinner party recipes up your sleeve so you can make hosting a breeze, plus your very own copy of Tucking In. Dreamy!
You don’t need to book onto this lesson as a pair. If you’re flying solo, you may be paired up with another person for the duration of the class.
This is an adult-only class, so it’s not suitable for anyone under the age of 15 years. Anyone aged between 15–17 years must be supervised by someone over 18+.
The duration of the class includes teaching demos, hands-on cooking and tucking into delicious dishes at our chef’s table.
Only those who are actively taking part in a class are permitted at the cookery school. Sadly, we can’t accommodate spectators or provide a waiting area for friends and family.
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