Pasta Making Class for Beginners

Enjoy a half-day of hands-on fun at this introduction to handmade pasta workshop. In this Sydney class, you will learn how to make some of Italy's most famous kinds of pasta using a pasta machine, including malloreddus (gnocchi), farfalle and fusilli!

Complete your journey by complementing your own handmade pasta with delicious sauces and fillings.

What you will learn:

• How to make hand-made water base pasta mix.
• How to make hand-made authentic pasta using egg.
• How to shape malloreddus (gnocchi), farfalle and fusilli by hand.
• Demonstration in making a traditional tomato ragu with Italian pork sausages.
• Demonstration in making an authentic basil pesto sauce.
• How to cook pasta "al dente".
• How to present a plated pasta using traditional techniques.
• Understanding the use of traditional garnishes.

At the end of the class, take home your delicious pasta creations to enjoy! All materials are included in the cost of the workshop. A detailed recipe book is also provided so you can recreate these dishes again and again.

Please note: You will receive a confirmation email seven days before your class starts with all the information you will need for the day.

Beginner-friendly.
 

• All materials are included in the cost of the workshop.
• You will make your own pastas to take home.
• A detailed recipe book.

Information regarding clothing:

• The Australian Patisserie Academy is a professional training facility. Appropriate clothing must be worn at all times including long pants, a cotton shirt with sleeves and fully closed in flat, non-slip shoes. You will be given an Australian Patisserie hat and apron to use on the day but if you have a full chef’s uniform, please feel free to wear it.
• Proper attire including long pants, cotton shirts with sleeves and appropriate footwear are essential entry requirements to attend classes. These are important necessities to prevent injury in case of spillage.
• Long pants: this means pants that cover your entire leg. Shorts or three-quarter pants are not permitted.
• Cotton shirts with sleeves: this means shirts that cover the top part of your arm as well as your entire torso. Singlets, crop tops, halter neck or sleeveless tops are not permitted.
• Fully closed in, flat, non-slip shoes: this means flat shoes that cover your foot in its entirety with a rubber sole. Ballerina shoes, shoes with a heel or open shoes of any kind are not permitted.
• No jewellery is to be worn during class. Long hair must be tied back neatly. Students without appropriate attire may not be submitted to classes and thus forfeit their enrolment.