Cooking classes in Santiago
5 classes with local chefs. Who teaches, what you cook, how long, how much, and how to book.
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Cooking class · Central Santiago / Vitacura · Market walk
- Who teaches
- Chef: a professional chef (no name given)
- You cook
- pebre, empanadas, pastel de choclo, charquicán, fish or shellfish, Chilean salads, a traditional dessert
- How long
- 7 hours in total; the private cooking class and lunch take 2.5 to 3 hours
- How much
- Price on request. Contact the company to confirm the rate for your group and date.
- What's in it
- Private transport from and back to your hotel, a private Spanish-speaking guide all day, guided visits to La Vega Central and Mercado Central, seasonal tastings subject to availability, a private cooking class with a professional chef, and lunch and drinks according to the confirmed menu (personal market purchases and food and drinks outside the confirmed menu are not included).
- When
- Runs all year round
- How to book
- Contact the company to confirm the rate and date; the page also has a "Reservar" (Book) link

Cooking class · Mercado Central / Santiago · Market walk
Choose ingredients with a chef, then learn traditional Chilean dishes in an equipped kitchen.

Cooking class · Market walk on request
Home cooking and wine with a local host teaching his family’s Chilean recipes.

Cooking class · San Ignacio de Loyola
Practical Chilean and international cooking, pastry and baking workshops.

Cooking class · Market walk
Chef and sommelier-led culinary day pairs Chilean cooking with wine.
Details come from each school's own site and can change; confirm when you book. Cooking classes in other cities.
Bring it home
Add the class to your trip, then cook what you learned: Chef Amazing finds the recipe or writes one for your kitchen.
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