• Juan de Dios Btiz 223 - Upon your arrival, you’ll be greeted with bread and chocolate, a longstanding tradition in Oaxaca. You’ll be taught the art of crafting the ideal hot chocolate. Following that, we’ll proceed to concoct salsas, starters, indigenous beverages, and a principal course. This class is interactive, with all participants taking an active role. As we conclude our diligent efforts, we’ll gather to enjoy a communal meal at the table, filled with laughter, anecdotes, affection, and naturally, mezcal.

• Private transportation
• Dinner

• Salsa verde, Salsa moljecete & traditional guacamole - Salsa verde, salsa molcajete and guacamole. These 3 components are integral in a traditional Oaxaqueno meal.
• Chileajo con verduras - A simple and delicious dish of potatoes, carrots, and green beans, nestled in a chile guaillo salsa, (which is not spicy,) will surprise your senses.
• Chile Rellenos - Prepared with chicken, vegetables, almonds and picadillo salsa. *dishes can be prepared vegetarian and/or dairy-free upon request.
• Fresh Fruit Plate - We will prepare and sample local, organic fruits for a dessert platter.

We extend a heartfelt welcome to our home! You’ll instantly feel integrated into our family and customs. Our greeting ritual, just like the one my grandmother used to share with me, begins with hot chocolate and bread. I’m excited to share my experiences and the traditions of my heritage with you. The instructions can be given in both Spanish or English.

Our interactive session will happen in our splendid outdoor kitchen situated on our patio. You’ll gain practical experience in cooking and preparing food in the traditional Oaxaqueña kitchen commonly known as a ‘brasero’ - a traditional stove with an open fire, made from bricks.

You will actively participate in our cooking experience, learning how to concoct starters, traditional beverages, salsas, and main courses.

At the end of our session, we will sit together and enjoy the fruit of our labor - a shared meal around the table filled with food, drinks, stories, laughter, affection, and of course, mezcal.

We eagerly await to create lasting connections with you over our mutual passion for food and flavor which is one of the most enduring traditions of my culture.

• Participants must be at least 8 years old.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.