The Asheville Kitchen

Cooking School

Asheville, NC

The Asheville Kitchen offers hands-on cooking classes in Asheville capped at eight students, plus private groups for six to ten participants.

  • People seeking hands-on cooking instruction
  • Small groups planning private birthday, wedding, company, or family cooking events
  • Beginners learning sourdough, pizza, baking, international cuisines, or BBQ

Asheville Mountain Kitchen

Cooking School

Asheville, NC

Asheville Mountain Kitchen teaches three-hour classes featuring 5-6 dishes and accommodates special dietary restrictions upon request.

  • Students seeking hands-on classes covering multiple dishes
  • Groups wanting private or at-home cooking experiences
  • Learners interested in Asian dumplings, steamed buns, or pierogi

Cook With K

Cooking School

Candler, NC

Cook With K offers private cooking classes, personal chef services, meal prep, and intimate Dinner with Strangers events in Asheville and Candler.

  • Hands-on pasta-making classes
  • Private cooking instruction
  • Personal chef services

Discover Italian

Cooking School

Weaverville, NC

Discover Italian offers both Italian language classes and Italian cooking classes.

  • People seeking Italian cooking classes
  • People seeking Italian language classes

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FAQ

How much does a private cooking class cost in Asheville?

The Asheville Kitchen lists private classes at $125 per person for groups of six to ten. Public-class pricing is not provided in the available listings.

How long are cooking classes in Buncombe County?

Asheville Mountain Kitchen lists three-hour public classes that prepare five to six dishes. Class length varies by provider and format.

Can I book a cooking class for a private group?

Yes. The Asheville Kitchen accepts private groups of six to ten, Asheville Mountain Kitchen offers private and at-home experiences, and Cook With K offers private instruction.

Are cooking classes suitable for children?

The Asheville Kitchen lists youth and child-parent classes, while Asheville Mountain Kitchen offers hands-on cooking and baking camps for ages 9-14.

Can I bring wine or beer to a cooking class?

The Asheville Kitchen states that its public and private classes are BYOB for wine or beer.