Mastering Mexican Salsas Cooking Class and Market Tour

Mexico City, Mexico
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Duration
4h
Languages
English, Spanish
Voucher type
E-Ticket
What To Expect

Discover why Mexican Salsas are a cornerstone of Mexican gastronomy and enjoy cooking and tasting 10 different salsas. Learn the history, classification, uses, secrets and how to prepare our special selection of Mexican Salsas. Focusing on the different preparation and cooking methods and the different uses of fresh and dry chilies.

All our recipes are meant for you to replicate in your daily menus back home. Salsas to be tasted with street food tacos and appetizers with a choice of fillings (cochinita pibil, cecina, quesadillas, scrambled eggs, roasted potatoes, zucchini, refried beans, sauteed mushrooms and cactus leaves). Beverages include "agua fresca", artisanal mezcal and Mexican craft beer.

Enjoy a culinary market walk to Mercado de Medellín (walking distance). We will explain market’s history, organization and offering while touring some of their main halls and have a tasting from selected market stands.

What to remember

Important info

Service animals allowed. Public transportation options are available nearby. An apron will be provided to be used during class. To better enjoy the class we suggest wearing comfortable clothes and shoes, please avoid scarves, long necklaces and jewelry while in the kitchen.

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What's included
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Artisanal mezcal and Mexican craft beer. Snacks. Street tacos and appetizers with choice of fillings ("carnitas", "cochinita pibil", roasted potatoes, scrambled eggs, sauteed mushrooms, cheese and cactus leaf). Professional Chef guide. Culinary market walk to Mercado de Medellin. All needed ingredients to cook Mexican salsas. Agua fresca (fruit-based water beverage). Printed recipes
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Cancellation Policy
can-cancel You can cancel your tour until a day in advance
Provider
Aura Cocina Mexicana
Meeting Point

Between Chiapas and Tapachula streets.