Dublin · COOKING CLASSES
The good ones go weeks ahead, and the very good ones go before that. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes, and where they differ once you read the small print.
Central Dublin Irish cooking with Ann, hands-on soda bread, soup, Guinness casserole, colcannon, and Jameson Irish coffee dinner for $117.42.
“Wow! What a fun evening out. Everything was perfect! The other guests were fun and the food was amazing 👏 even Beaker got in on the action! Thank You!”
Hands-on Irish baking in a Victorian Dublin home, choose scones or Granny’s apple cake, tea, Irish stories, and take-home treats.
“Absolute lovely morning baking with Emily. Very gracious and welcoming host. Started off with a cup of tea and warm homemade soda bread. Next up was making scones and a delicious Irish apple cake (my new favorite). This was definitely an experience that I would recommend to anyone interested in learning to bake some traditional recipes. Thank you Emily!”
3-hour private cooking class in Skerries with sea views. Cook Romanian and Irish dishes with Selena, then enjoy lunch or dinner.
“The entire experience was outstanding! Prior to the cooking lesson, Lili took us on a tour of the fishing village of Skerries, which was awesome! The cooking lesson was great and the food was delicious! The lesson and time spent with Lili in Skerries was one of the highlights of our trip to Ireland!!!”
Private Skerries market tour and Irish cooking class in a modern seaside home, with homemade Irish-fusion dinner and optional lunch or dinner.
“Spending time with Lily was wonderful. She is so full of life and fun. Her passion for her lovely city and for cooking are contagious. This was a most enjoyable evening.”
Pick a day: in the city, along the coast, or out on the road.
