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Cooking Class Recipes

In Peru, we’re not strict about recipes — if you’re missing a specific ingredient, feel free to substitute it with something similar that suits your …

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Pisco Tasting Recipes

A smooth, elegant liquor that delights the palate and carries with it the soul of Peru. It’s our national spirit, a source of pride, tradition, …

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Ceviche: A dish that carries the ocean and the soul of a nation

Ceviche is much more than a recipe: it is Peru served on a plate. Fresh, intense, and full of character, it tells a story that …

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The Japanese Influence in Peruvian Cuisine: A Fusion You Can Experience in Cusco

When we talk about Peruvian cuisine, we’re not only referring to Andean ingredients, chili peppers, or criollo flavors. We’re also talking about …

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The Italian Touch in Peruvian Cuisine: A Delicious Legacy

Peruvian cuisine is known for its diversity, creativity, and ability to blend flavors and traditions from around the world. Among the many …

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Chaufa “Peruvian Fried Rice”: The Taste of China with a Peruvian Heart

At Marcelo Batata Cooking Class, each Peruvian Cooking Class is about more than just culinary techniques. We share history, culture…

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Lomo Saltado: The Story Behind One of Peru’s Most Beloved Dishes

If there’s one dish that perfectly reflects the richness of Peruvian cuisine and its embrace of other cultures, it’s Lomo Saltado. This iconic beef stir-fry isn’t just a favorite …

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Perú: A Story of Encounters, Flavors, and Transformation

Peruvian cuisine is not just a collection of recipes. It is a living narrative. A tangible testimony of how cultures, when …

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Pisco Tasting &
Cocktails

If you’re looking for the best things to do in Cusco, don’t miss our exclusive Pisco Tasting & Cocktails experience in Cusco Peru—an immersive journey …

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Fruit Tasting in Cusco City

Peru is a paradise of biodiversity, home to an incredible variety of exotic and native fruits that captivate the senses. As part of our …

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Private Local Market in Cusco

Visiting a local market in Cusco is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the destination’s culinary culture. However, we understand …

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Explore a Different Activity in Cusco

Cusco is globally renowned as a historical and cultural destination, filled with fascinating activities that connect travelers to its Incan and colonial …

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What Can You Learn in a Peruvian Cooking Class in Cusco with Marcelo Batata Cooking Class?

If you’re in Cusco and looking to enjoy one of the best culinary experiences, Marcelo Batata Cooking Class is your perfect …

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Why Take a Peruvian Cooking Class in Cusco?

A Peruvian Cooking Class is, without a doubt, one of the most delicious ways to immerse yourself in the rich and diverse culture of Peru. This country …

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Quinoa “The grain of the gods”

The most exquisite Andean plant in the world, cultivated since pre-Hispanic times in Peru.

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4 exotics fruits from Peru

Fall in love with the sweetness and acidity of 4 out of the more than 600 species of fruits that exist in the Andean country, Peru.

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Huacatay, the Peruvian black mint

Discover the taste of this famous Andean herb, you can do so in our culinary experience, Andean Cooking Class, where we teach you how to prepare Pachamanca.

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The Best Cooking Class in Peru

Marcelo Batata Cooking Class, considered by many as the best cooking class in the heart of city of Cusco.

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Papa a la Huancaína

Papa a la Huancaína Behind each of our recipes there is a history. Today we will share the history of “Papa a la Huancaina”. According to Jorge Stambury in his book “The Great Peruvian Cuisine”, during the construction of the central railway of Peru, whose initial station is located in Huancayo, the railway workers had to chop the stone from the hills to make their way to the railroad route, While they were working in Huancayo at more than 2000 […]

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