Lisbon: Portuguese Street Food Cooking Class

About this experience

Lisbon: Portuguese Street Food Cooking Class is a two-hour hands-on cooking session in Lisbon, teaching participants to prepare the snacks and small dishes found at Portuguese street markets and festivals. Starting at Rua Heliodoro Salgado 14, the class is structured for all skill levels, from first-time cooks to those already comfortable in the kitchen. Among the things to do in Lisbon Sintra, this session offers a practical introduction to the flavours behind everyday Portuguese food culture. During the class, participants prepare three dishes: bifana, a pork sandwich common at festivals across Portugal; caldo verde, the collard greens and potato soup eaten throughout the country; and peixinhos da horta, battered green beans widely credited as the dish that influenced Japanese tempura when Portuguese traders arrived in the sixteenth century. Each recipe is straightforward enough to replicate at home, and printed copies are provided to take away. Booking covers all ingredients, a glass of wine, and water throughout the session. Note that the venue is not wheelchair accessible. Cancellation terms apply before a set date, so check availability when reserving your place.

What is included

• Cooking class
• All ingredients
• Wine
• Water

Cancellation terms

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience.