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Straight to Margarita's Kitchen, No Market Stop
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Mexico CityThe same host and the same house as the market version, with the shopping taken out and the time put into the cooking instead.
Which is the right choice if markets are not what you came for, or if you have already done one. Four and a half hours is a long time in a kitchen, and it means the dishes get made slowly, with the questions answered.
Margarita's house is in Tlacopac, in San Angel, which is residential and quiet and a considerable way from any tourist route.
Two or three traditional dishes from her family's recipes, cooked together, then eaten in the garden.
Six people at most, entirely private, in English or Spanish, with the meal, alcohol, bottled water and coffee or tea.
Gratuities are included.
Vegetarian and gluten-free options available.
Transport is not included, and the exact address arrives with your booking confirmation.
What's included
- Private cooking class with your host Margarita
- Bottled water
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Lunch or Dinner
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- Gratuities
- Coffee and/or Tea
Itinerary
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Av. Revolución 1321 Col, Tlacopac, Ciudad de México
Meet your host at her home in the Tlacopac San Angel neighbourhood. Check the 'Before you go' section of your voucher for the exact address: the location given here is only the neighbourhood, and the full address arrives with your booking confirmation.
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Cooking class in Margarita's home
The group meets Margarita at her home on a residential street in the Tlacopac neighborhood of San Ángel. The visit starts in the garden, weather permitting, with a welcome drink and appetizers. In her kitchen, guests learn to make 2 or 3 traditional Mexican dishes: tortillas from scratch, which can become quesadillas to snack on while cooking, a soup such as creamy chorizo-bean soup or tortilla soup, and a main dish such as chiles rellenos or pork tenderloin in tamarind sauce. Mexican rice, toasted first and then cooked with aromatic vegetables, goes with the main dish. The meal is eaten at Margarita's dining table or, in warm months, in the garden, and ends with rice pudding or spicy chocolate mousse and coffee or tea.
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Av. Revolución 1321 Col, Tlacopac, Ciudad de México
Not included
- Transportation
Good to know
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Up to 6 travelers per booking.
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- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Guiding available in: en, es.
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