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2 Cooking Classes in Brazil Worth Booking

2 tours  ·  from $117 a head

This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 2 cooking classes worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.

Rio de Janeiro: Brazilian Cooking Class with Hotel Pickup - The stories behind feijoada and moqueca
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Rio de Janeiro: Brazilian Cooking Class with Hotel Pickup

1.Brazilian Cooking Class with Hotel Pickup

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · 4 hours · from $117Our pick

Spend four hours in a Copacabana kitchen with a local chef, choosing feijoada or seafood moqueca before preparing Brazilian sides, brigadeiro, caipirinha, and coconut shake. Pickup covers many Rio hotels and the cruise port. Carina and Simone have led recent classes, though your chef may differ.

“Chef Simone was phenomenal! She explained the cultural significance behind the dishes before we began the cooking process. She was thoughtful, engaging and patient during the class. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone traveling in the area.”

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Rio de Janeiro: Brazilian Cooking Class in Rio de Janeiro - Starting with cheese, guava, and sausage
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Rio de Janeiro: Brazilian Cooking Class in Rio de Janeiro

2.Brazilian Cooking Class in Rio de Janeiro

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · 3 hours · from $220

Meet Chef Simone in Copacabana for a hands-on Brazilian cooking class in English, Portuguese, or Spanish. Prepare seven recipes, including cheese with guava jam, sausage, farofa, dessert, and either seafood moqueca or feijoada, depending on the day. A maximum of seven people keeps the class personal, with two drinks served alongside the meal.

“Chef Simone is one of the most incredible people we met in Rio! Her knowledge of the city and country as a whole is enviable, and her passion for all things Brazilian, particularly cooking, is infectious. She created such a safe environment for us to get to know each other during our class, and even afterwards she was available to be contacted. Highly recommend the fejioada (pork and beans) but everything was amazing! 12/10 experience, book now!!!”

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