The Tiny Italian Cookery School

By SueJ
September 18, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 18, 2019

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Posted September 18, 2019

Following on from the Supper Clubs cheffed and hosted by Paola Maggiulli, she is sharing with you the recipes she used in the Super Clubs and will teach you how to source, prepare, cook and eat at our Cookery School at fifty seven on 57 North Cross Road, London, SE22 9ET

On 27th October, she is sharing the dishes she previously served at her Supper Club from Calabria

On 1st December she is sharing dishes she previously served at her Supper Club from Naples

On 5th January 2020, she will share the dishes she previously served with her Christmas Menu

We have much more information available. Please do get in touch.

http://thetinyitalian.com

https://suzannejames.co.uk/fifty-seven/

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