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The Puerto Rican Kitchen: American Regional Favorites

  • Intermediate
  • 21 and older
  • $125
  • Brookfield Place,, New York, NY
  • 4 hours

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  • $125
  • 4 hours
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What you'll learn in this caribbean cooking class:

While visions of sandy Caribbean beaches might be the first thing to come to mind when thinking of Puerto Rico, mountains, rivers, and lakes make up a large portion of the landscape.

Come learn more about the island and a cuisine that celebrates a rich and diverse heritage, as you make:
  • Arroz con Gandules (rice and pigeon peas)
  • Bacalaitos (salt cod fritters)
  • Fricassee (chicken stew)
  • Mofongo (mashed green plantains)
  • Tres Leches Cake
  • Piña Coladas
Note: We serve wine in our classes. It is against our policy for guests to bring in any type of alcoholic beverages.

School Notes:
Please note that a valid ID is required for entry into ICE's building.

Upon arrival to 225 Liberty Street, proceed to the security desk on the 2nd floor located next to Hudson Eats to check in.

If this is your first time visiting ICE, you may want to leave yourself 30 minutes to find your way to our lobby at 225 Liberty Street.

We will begin checking guests in 15 minutes before the class start time.Please note that classes will enjoy the menu at the end of class. While a snack platter is offered in both morning and evening classes, you may want to consider a light snack before joining us for class.Additionally, for those enrolled in a pastry or knife skills class, a meal is not planned so we recommend bringing a snack.Class menus subject to change.

Refund Policy

14 business days withdrawal notice is required for a refund; but please note a transaction fee will be deducted from the refund for each and every class seat registration that is canceled by the registrant/student based on the following scale:

  • classes up to $125 will incur a $20 fee.
  • classes in the $126-$350 range will have a $30 fee.
  • classes valued over $351 will incur a $50 fee.

When a class is dropped 3-13 business days prior to the start date, only school class credit will be issued, and the corresponding transaction fee will be deducted. Rescheduling a class entails a cancellation and, therefore, a transaction fee will still be charged to customers.

There are no refunds or school credit issued when fewer than 48 hours notice from the class start date is given. In case of class cancellation, all students will be notified and a full refund will be given.

Reviews of Classes at The Institute of Culinary Education (940)

(4.5-star rating across 940 reviews)
  • The Puerto Rican Kitchen: American Regional Favorites

    Reviewed by Mary D. on 12/3/2018
    I enjoyed learning to cook the Puerto Rican dishes very much and also partaking in the dinner afterwards! Everything was delicious. Chef Ingrid and her assistants were very attentive and I learned a lot. I left feeling very inspired and full, lol. Highly recommend this course!
  • The Puerto Rican Kitchen: American Regional Favorites

    Reviewed by Stephanie F. on 3/17/2018
    The instructor made the class so much fun! The food was delicious and I learned a lot.
  • The Puerto Rican Kitchen: American Regional Favorites

    Anonymous review on 3/10/2018
    The class experience was great. The instructor gracefully engaged the students with humor and direction and also managed 8 meals over a 3.5 hour period. Give yourself at least 20 minutes to find the location of ICE after commuting though!
  • The Puerto Rican Kitchen: American Regional Favorites

    Reviewed by Patty on 9/16/2014
    Great class. Love it.
  • The Puerto Rican Kitchen: American Regional Favorites

    Anonymous review on 4/2/2016
  • The Puerto Rican Kitchen: American Regional Favorites

    Reviewed by Stacy R. on 7/13/2015
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Students who attended classes at The Puerto Rican Kitchen: American Regional Favorites had a positive experience and learned a lot. The instructor, Chef Ingrid, and her assistants were attentive and made the class fun. Students were able to learn and cook delicious Puerto Rican dishes and then enjoyed a dinner afterwards. The instructor engaged the students with humor and direction, managing to teach them how to make eight meals in a 3.5 hour period. The class left students feeling inspired and satisfied with their new cooking skills. Quotes: - "I enjoyed learning to cook the Puerto Rican dishes very much and also partaking in the dinner afterwards! Everything was delicious. Chef Ingrid and her assistants were very attentive and I learned a lot. I left feeling very inspired and full, lol. Highly recommend this course!" - "The instructor made the class so much fun! The food was delicious and I learned a lot." - "The class experience was great. The instructor gracefully engaged the students with humor and direction and also managed 8 meals over a 3.5 hour period."

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Question from Mary D.
Do we need to bring Tupperware for leftovers or will the school provide take away containers?
Answer from Patty C. Verified Student
I don't remember i bring any tupperwars with me. We ate the food together at the end of class. It doesn't hurt to bring your own in case you want to bring your food home.
Answer from Georgia C. CourseHorse StaffCourseHorse Staff
Hi Mary! The school provides to-go containers.
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