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French Quarter Cooking Studio - Gumbo, Jambalaya, Bread Pudding & Pralines

 New Orleans, LA
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The New Orleans School of Cooking is a place where food, fun, and folklore are all on the menu! The authentic cooking demonstrations are entertaining and incredibly delicious! Located in a renovated molasses warehouse built in the early 1800's in the heart of the French Quarter, these Creole and Cajun experts teach New Orleans specialties such as Gumbo, Jambalaya, Bread Pudding, and Pralines. The entire experience is well seasoned with history, trivia, and tall tales!

Activity Highlights
  • 2.5-hour cooking demonstration at an award-winning location
  • Learn how to cook Creole and Cajun food from experts
  • Enjoy a great meal after the demonstration is over
  • Take home recipes from demonstration to make at home

Duration: 2.5 Hrs.

Menu
  • Chicken & Andouille Gumbo
  • Jambalaya
  • Bread Pudding
  • Pralines

These dishes do not contain shellfish. Iced Tea, Coffee, Water and Dixie Beer (a local brew) and Lemonade are included in cost. *Gluten free menus are available upon request. Please indicate at the time of booking how many gluten free meals are needed for the party. Upon arrival an additional $5 per gluten free meal will be collected.

What's Included
  • Cooking Demonstration
  • A Full Meal
  • Dixie Beer (a local brew)
  • Take-away Copies of the Recipes
Restrictions
  • Maximum capacity per cooking demonstration is 68.
  • Children of any age who require their own seat require a full price ticket.
Additional information
  • Handicap accessible.
  • Restrooms available.
  • Certified service animals OK.
  • A standard gratuity of 15-20% is recommended.
  • Ticket includes demonstration, meal, coffee, tea, lemonade, or Abita Beer.
  • A gift shop is located on-site.
  • Street parking is available for a fee.
  • Parking is available off-site for a fee.
  • Infants and toddlers that sit on parent's lap are complimentary. Children that require a full seat are charged full price.
  • Gluten-free menus are available upon request. Please indicate at the time of booking how many gluten-free meals are needed for the party. Upon arrival an additional $5 per gluten-free meal will be collected.
Location

524 St Louis St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA

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22 ratings

French Quarter Cooking Studio - Gumbo, Jambalaya, Bread Pudding & Pralines

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Exquisitely Delicious

about 13 days ago
Chef Rene was a great instructor for the demonstration cooking class. Funny, historically informative and of course his jambalaya, gumbo, bread pudding and pralines were amazing!
Yvette R

Amazing Experience!

about 3 months ago
Pat, our chef for the experience was delightful. She was entertaining and gave great history of the area. She was conversational and it wasn't like she was following a script. The food was delicious and she made us all confident that we could make the recipes at home! The best part of our New Orleans trip!
Kim G

Gumbo and Jambalaya demo

about 7 months ago
Very interesting, informative and delicious. Loved it and enjoyed shopping in the general store. Thanks.
Ralph E

Fun cooking demo in NOLA

about 8 months ago
The cooking demonstration was fun and informative. The history of the area and how the different cultures added to the food choices in the area helps one feel more connected to the NOLA food experiences. I esp. appreciated the roux demonstration. Hate to admit I’ve undercooked mine in the past for fear of burning it ????
Patricia M