Top Things to do in Greater Adelaide
The 5 Best Cooking Classes in Greater Adelaide, South Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Greater Adelaide, Australia including Scoffed Cooking School, Vintage Van Gogh, Sticky Rice Cooking School, Rebecca Stonor, Sprout.
Restaurants in Greater Adelaide
1. Scoffed Cooking School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Cooking Classes Adelaide. Scoffed Cooking School is a new cooking school concept that’s all about getting stuck in, having fun in the kitchen, learning new skills and eating yummy food. We call it “Food. Fun. Do”. Our Adelaide cooking classes and parties are not too serious (we are not creating Gordons or Hestons) but you’ll never forget the feel of stretching your own dough, the smell of caramelizing sticky pork ribs on the BBQ, or your first taste of that still warm and soft birthday cake that’s just come out the oven. From tapas and desserts to BBQs and international cuisines, we can inspire you to spice up your weeknights and add oomph to your special occasions! Whether you’re aged 6 or 60, a complete beginner or a gourmet cook, you’ll love learning tips and tricks of the trade to make your life easier from our cheeky and entertaining chefs. We cook with passion, using local and seasonal ingredients, no preservatives or additives and lots of love. Come cook with us today!
2. Vintage Van Gogh
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Vintage Van Gogh offers beginner level canvas painting classes in a fun environment, where you BYO drinks and leave with your very own masterpiece. Our expert artists will guide you through step-by-step in creating your new lounge room worthy piece, as you sit back with a nice vino and listen to our great playlist between instructions.
Reviewed By thomasdK9718XO
Perfect way to spend our Friday night, very accommodating to our below average knowledge of painting and letting us bring our own bottle of red was an added bonus
3. Sticky Rice Cooking School
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
An Adelaide cooking school where you learn how to create restaurant quality dishes in hands-on cooking classes with Australia's masters of Asian cuisine - wine and dine on the recipes.We have 3 Asian themed villas opening as accommodation at Sticky Rice Cooking School on the 28th March 2013.
Reviewed By rickop66 - Adelaide, Australia
We attended our first cooking class taste of Asia experience Last night for our 3rd anniversary .. Something a little different from our normal going out to eat .. We arrived and I can’t lie was unsure what we would experience. Was paired up into groups of 3 and taken into the kitchen . Where we were given our recipes and given time to chat amongst our group a little ice breaker to chat amongst ourselves .. A team leader is appointed by the group and little prep jobs divided up Some of the prep already done for you which def helps given the time frame and amount of dishes you are preparing. We had a absolute ball with our cooking and preparation our group worked really well together and prepared some amazing and tasty dishes which we got to eat .. was delicious and lots of fun... our teacher yuki was easy to talk to had great knowledge of cooking and enjoyed some humour.. all in all highly recommended and will definitely be back .. seen some review said he didn’t get to eat the food :/ not sure what he smoking but definitely ignore stupid and give it a try You won’t be disappointed :) Thanks guys see you next time
4. Rebecca Stonor
I'm passionate about showing others through cooking classes, virtual cooking demonstrations and personal cooking services that delicious, nourishing food truly is medicine.
5. Sprout
Our impressive, purpose-built kitchen is South Australia's largest, and when we say our cooking classes are 'hands-on', we mean it! Firstly you watch us prepare a dish, then you cook the same recipe from start to finish at your own bench, before moving into the dining room to enjoy your hard work matched to a glass of South Australian wine.
