Clase de cocina de arancini sicilianos en Palermo con un chef local.

We had a wonderful experience learning how to make arancini. The chef was professional and attentive, carefully accommodating a member of our party who has celiac disease. We cooked so many arancini that they served as a delicious and filling dinner as well. We can’t wait to recreate this classic Sicilian dish at home!

This morning I went to a cooking class that turned out to be one of the best experiences I’ve had in a long time. The host met me right at the door with genuine warmth. From the first minute she made me feel completely at ease, like I was visiting a friend’s home rather than taking a formal lesson. She walked me through to her outdoor kitchen, and everything was set up beautifully — clean, organized, and clearly ready for a hands-on session. What really stood out was her as a teacher. She’s incredibly kind, patient, and attentive. She explained every step without rushing, showed me the little tricks that make arancine come out right, and encouraged me when I got nervous about messing it up. You can tell she loves what she does, and that passion makes the whole class feel special. And the food — honestly, these were the best arancine I’ve ever had. Crispy on the outside, perfectly seasoned and creamy inside. We ate them fresh out of the fryer with a great wine pairing, and she finished the meal with beautiful homemade desserts that tied everything together. Before I left, she packed up some of the arancine for me to take home. That small gesture summed up the whole experience: generous, thoughtful, and personal. I can’t say enough good things about this course or about her. If you’re thinking about booking it, do it. You won’t just learn how to make arancine — you’ll get a morning with a chef who genuinely cares about sharing her craft.