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Bread is no exceptions to Italy’s variety of culinary traditions. Just like each region has their own traditional pasta shapes and dishes, each town and region have their own form of wheat bread. Wheat was introduced into Italy by the Greek and Roman populations, who cultivated it for the production of bread, pasta and other bakery products. Over the centuries, wheat has been one of the main food crops of the Italian regions, both in the North and in the South. Today, wheat is still used for the production of bread, pasta, biscuits and other baked gooes. The quality of Italian wheat is recognized internationally, and the country exports a significant quantity of wheat all over the world. Join us at La Scuola with our Chef to learn how to create your own Wheat Bread in our workshop! In this class, guests will:
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