Buenos Aires, Argentina
786-942-8856
Cooking Classes
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Latin America
Teresita cooking classes in Buenos Aires are designed to offer food lovers a unique gastronomic experience exploring Argentine and Latin American cuisine, sampling local ingredients and learning Teresita's recipe secrets, with emphasis in Latin American food preparation and wine paring.
An expert in "comida criolla," native Latin American cuisine, Teresita's experience with Latin American cooking is vast. And her amazing skills for home-style cooking with the freshest regional ingredients come across in every dish she prepares.
Teresita’s love for Latin American cuisine started when she attended Aileen Bovio Cooking School back in the 70's. She has also traveled extensively to remote villages observing and learning cooking techniques from South American indigenous people in remote areas in the north of Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay and Chile.
Teresita's passion for teaching is largely due to her background in education. For more than 20 years, she owned and supervised one of the leading grammar prep schools in Adrogue. It is because teaching is in her blood that she decided to open her kitchen and welcome those interested in learning the various techniques of one of the world's most exotic cuisines.
Teresita Bed and Breakfast :
For an intimate and cozy stay while in Buenos Aires, there is no better alternative than Teresita bed and breakfast. We cater to savvy travelers by offering exceptional service and quality accommodations in Buenos Aires at very reasonable prices. The approach to lodging at Teresita B&B is casual without forgetting the essentials.
Teresita bed and breakfast is located 30-40 minutes train ride from the center of downtown Buenos Aires and conveniently located within walking distance from the main train station, private buses, regular buses and private car services that will take you straight to downtown Buenos Aires. Our accommodation is located in a residential area called Adroque, which is part of "The Big Buenos Aires." Here you will experience the Argentinean culture at its best.
Very nice and safe surroundings with elegant commercial areas: galleries, fashionable shops, authentic bakeries, food markets, coffee houses, pubs and fine dining. But what makes this neighborhood special is its friendly people, beautiful old houses, the lush vegetation with wonderful trees, which you will enjoy the shade on, summer days. This neighborhood is not as hectic and busy like downtown Buenos Aires, and most people find that getting away from it at the end of the day makes a more relaxing and enjoyable trip.
"Tasting something new and exotic can be transformative"
"My classes are for those interested in learning more than just a recipe. They're for curious people like me. I always dreamed about taking cooking classes at a real person's kitchen. That's always been an interest of mine. Whenever I travel, my main focus is always food. You learn so much about cultures by simply watching what people eat. And that's what I try to bring to each of my classes - a cultural experience that would never be achieved in a static and artificial classroom." - Teresita
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