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🌮 Mexican Cooking Class (with Market Visit)
Cook mole, chiles rellenos or cochinita from scratch with a local chef — then eat your homework with a mezcal pairing.
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- Small-group classes (often in the instructor's home or a dedicated studio) with individual cooking stations
- Choose 1- or 3-course formats; menus rotate: salsas + antojitos, chile relleno, mole paste, aguas frescas, hand-made tortillas
- Several classes bundle a tequila-vs-mezcal lesson and tasting
- Market-visit variants start at the DAC/municipal market to shop ingredients
- 3-4 hours including eating the meal; recipes emailed after
- Vegetarian/GF accommodated; kids welcome on family sessions
- Downtown locations — no transport needed from PDC hotels
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