kaski4

I did a search of Paris cooking classes and found the latest post to be in '08. Has anyone done one recently? Would prefer one day class in Paris. Going in May.

cigalechanta

If I could afford it, I'd take a day class at
Ducasse's cooking school.

http://us.franceguide.com/New-Alain-...EditoID=206480

cigalechanta

P.S. this opened last year.

pavot

My husband just took a class at Le Cordon Bleu in January. He loved it. The classes are in French but there was a young British woman who translated everything into English. The class was made up of people from all over, and the recipes and techniques were fun and interesting. I know he'd love to do it again.

Look to the short-course offering in Paris at https://www.cordonbleu.edu/programs/International

Have fun, wherever you decide to go!

Lutetia

Here's one list of a number of schools in Paris that offer both cooking and pastry classes of varying duration (i.e. either 3 hours, one day or one week...)

http://www.chocoparis.com/pastry-and...late-training/

kaski4

Thanks so much, I'll check into these.

elzevir

Here are two others - less prestigious than some of the above

http://www.promenadesgourmandes.com/

http://www.eyepreferparistours.com/cooking-class/

ekscrunchy

This one has received some great word of mouth:

http://www.foodunitestheworld.com/classes.htm

Fodorite018

Last summer we did a class with Cookin With Class. Loved it!!! We did the half day macaron class and really wished we had alloted more time for more classes. It was excellent though, and I highly recommend them

Lutetia

Two new schools that opened recently:

La Cuisine Paris (opened fall of '09)
www.lacuisineparis.com

Kitchen Studio (opened spring 2010)
http://blog.kitchenstudio.fr

olderboulder

You should look up the cooking classes at the Ritz. My friend and I took a class called "the Ritzy break". It was about an hour class around noon or 1pm and we ate the food we cooked for lunch. Chef spoke French and English. Reasonably priced (about $50, I think). Had a great time!