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Latin-Cooking Class for One or Two at Latam Catering (Up to 56% Off)

Latam Catering
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Students enjoy appetizers as chefs teach them how to prepare a Latin meal from start to finish

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  • $39 for a Latin-cooking class for one (an $85 value)
  • $75 for a Latin-cooking class for two (a $170 value)

    Students learn recipes and watch as a veteran chef with more than 45 years of experience prepares a decadent Latin meal from start to finish. Throughout the lesson, participants can snack on provided appetizers and soft drinks—or head to the cash bar for a cocktail, beer, or wine—while getting ready to enjoy the full feast. Classes are offered on Wednesday and Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and on Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. Intended as a demonstration for beginners, this session prepares participants for some of Latam’s future hand-on classes.

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About Latam Catering

When Gilbert and Josephine Morejon opened their first restaurant, customers lined up around the corner to get a taste of their Cuban-style roast pork, paella, and stuffed lobster. Nearly 50 years have passed since then, and the lines have disappeared, but only because the Morejons collapsed their restaurant business in 2012 to focus solely on catering. Today, Latam Catering services parties and events—from small family gatherings to large weddings—across the city.

Customers can choose from pre-designed menus featuring items such as Cuban-style roast pork, rib-eye steak, and blackened shrimp, or they can work with the chefs to customize their own. Though David Morejon handles the food, they do have an event planner on staff to help interested clients with all the little details, such as decor and music and deciding whether it's appropriate to throw rice cakes at the bride for easier cleanup.

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