Donna Mare's Pasta-Making Classes Are the Most Delicious Thing You'll Do This October
Donna Mare offers hands-on pasta-making classes every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in October — a chance to learn the craft of fresh pasta from one of Miami's most beloved Italian kitchens.
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There are cooking classes, and then there are Donna Mare's pasta-making classes — and the difference is everything. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in October , the beloved Italian restaurant opens its kitchen for hands-on pasta-making sessions that teach you the real thing: fresh dough, proper technique, and the kind of tactile knowledge that no recipe can fully convey.
Donna Mare has earned its reputation as one of Miami's most authentic Italian dining experiences, and the pasta-making classes extend that philosophy into an interactive format. You'll work with fresh ingredients, learn the fundamentals of pasta dough and shaping, and — most importantly — eat what you make. It's the kind of experience that changes how you think about a plate of pasta.
Whether you're a complete beginner or someone who's been making pasta at home for years, the classes are designed to teach something new and send you home with both skills and a very full stomach. It's also, frankly, one of the more fun things you can do on a Tuesday night in Miami.
Donna Mare hosts pasta-making classes every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday throughout October . Visit Donna Mare's website or contact the restaurant directly for class times, pricing, and reservations. Spots fill quickly — book ahead.
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Fresh pasta, good wine, and the kind of evening that reminds you why you live here.
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