Cagliari Culurgiones Cooking Class

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Experience Highlights

This culurgiones cooking class in Cagliari is perfect for those who want to discover the gastronomic offer of Sardinia. It is designed for small groups and allows you to learn how to make culurgiones, the typical stuffed pasta of the region. In fact, you can enjoy a complete lunch consisting of starters, culurgiones and a dessert, accompanied by local wines and water. The activity lasts approximately 3 hours and includes a local cook.

  • Learn how to make culurgiones, the Sardinian stuffed pasta.
  • Enjoy a delicious three-course lunch at the home of a local cook.
  • Take advantage of a small group activity

What’s included

  • Culurgiones cooking class
  • Local cook
  • Lunch (3 courses)
  • Wine

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Step by Step

This activity is perfect for lovers of good food. You will learn how to make culurgiones, a typical Sardinian dish similar to ravioli or stuffed gnocchi, distinguished by its characteristic fold or pouch shape. It lasts approximately 3 hours and takes place at the home of a local chef.

A cook will teach you how to prepare them, but you can also enjoy a three-course lunch, accompanied by wine and water, among which you might find dishes such as:

  • Pecorino: a hard cheese made from sheep's milk. It has a strong and characteristic flavour that varies in intensity according to its maturity.
  • Culurgiones: consist of a thin shell of dough made from semolina or durum wheat flour, folded to form a half-moon shape. The filling can include potatoes, cheese and aromatic herbs.
  • Desserts: you can taste local sweets, such as the suspiros (made with almonds, sugar and egg white) or the pardulas, small tartlets filled with a mixture of sweet ricotta cheese, sugar, eggs and orange or lemon peel.

Reviews

4.7
· 871 Reviews
  • I
    I.
    5
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    My partner and I had a great time at the culurgiones cooking class. Making pasta from scratch was a fun challenge, and lunch was a delicious treat.
  • E
    E.
    5
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    Participating in the culurgiones cooking class was an amazing experience. Learning how to make these pasta dumplings by hand made me feel connected to the local culture.
  • S
    S.
    4
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    We took our kids to the culurgiones cooking class and it was a perfect family activity. The kids enjoyed making the pasta and we all delighted in the lunch. The only complaint would be that we would have liked more time to explore other recipes.
  • M
    M.
    5
    (0 Reviews)
    The atmosphere in the culurgiones cooking class was friendly and fun. Making and sealing the meatballs was a unique and very entertaining experience.
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