The Eatery Cooking School
Famous for its owner Maggie Beer, The Farm Eatery comprises a restaurant that showcases fresh local produce and a shop that features Maggie Beer’s extensive range of gourmet treats.
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Our address is 375 Seppeltsfield Rd, Marananga SA 5355.
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Each week, Matteo offers a range of traditional Italian cooking classes using seasonal local produce, like ravioli filled with Barossa Valley Cheese Company goats curd tossed in Paris Creek butter, fresh sage and locally crafted Parmigiano Reggiano cheese. Students can learn to make pasta, gnocchi or risotto in a four-hour class with a wonderful four course lunch and wine included.
Recipes are shared to take home. Stocking European wines, homewares and house-made treats, the Enoteca is open for coffee and lunches Thursday through Sunday.
Famous for its owner Maggie Beer, The Farm Eatery comprises a restaurant that showcases fresh local produce and a shop that features Maggie Beer’s extensive range of gourmet treats.
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