Cooking classes in New Orleans

5 classes with local chefs. Who teaches, what you cook, how long, how much, and how to book.

Cooking class · Woodmere, metro New Orleans

Chef-led class recreating New Orleans dishes, with private-event dietary customization available.

Who teaches: Chef Michael or Resident Chef
How long: 2-2.5 hours
What's in it: Four meal courses, hands-on work in groups of four sharing stations and equipment, and guests may bring wine and beer; the page does not say that recipes or a market visit are included.

Cooking class

Story-rich Louisiana culinary experiences with chefs, including classes at a private rental.

Who teaches: Chef Amy Sins
How much: Event pricing starts at $1500
What's in it: The pages describe interactive demonstrations, hands-on classes, and team-building cooking challenges for groups of all sizes, with the chefs sharing the history and ingredients of Louisiana food, but do not list a market visit, lunch, wine, or recipes as included.
When: Now booking Conventions, VIP Business Events and Virtual Meetings for 2024-2025
How to book: Book your event, Get a quote, or Take the Quiz

Cooking class

Hands-on Cajun and Creole sessions teach seasoning, techniques and local food history.

Cooking class · French Quarter

You cook: red beans and rice, chicken, crawfish, and shrimp etouffee, shrimp or chicken creole, yam-crab bisque, bananas foster, crepes
How long: 3 hours
How much: $149 pp
What's in it: Participants cut, season and prepare the meal themselves, then eat it; includes recipe cards, an apron, bread and butter, water, iced tea, lemonade, coffee (morning class), Urban South Seasonal Brew, house red and white wine, and complimentary local drinks and dessert; classes are small, with a maximum of 10 people sharing five cooktops.
When: Daily
How to book: Book online or call 1 (504) 525-2665

Cooking class · Bywater

Intimate cooking and baking workshops in a characterful Bywater culinary event space.

Details come from each school's own site and can change; confirm when you book. Cooking classes in other cities.

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