Tapas Cooking Class with Spanish Grandmas – Generations of Flavour

Join a hands-on tapas cooking class in the Andalusian countryside, hosted among olive trees at Finca La Condesa, just 30 minutes from Málaga city or Marbella.

This experience connects you with Spanish culinary heritage through traditional recipes passed down by local grandmothers. You’ll prepare three authentic tapas using antique family recipes, while learning about Mediterranean ingredients, olive oil culture, and regional food traditions.

The workshop blends cooking, storytelling, olive oil education, and wine tasting; all in a relaxed rural setting surrounded by olive groves.

This experience is available with Spanish grandmas for groups of a minimum 4 participants. For smaller groups, the experience can be hosted directly by Izabela.

The Experience Includes

• Welcome gathering among olive trees
• Hands-on preparation of 3 traditional Spanish tapas
• Antique family recipes shared by Spanish grandmas
• Tasting of 4 premium extra virgin olive oils
• Regional wine tasting
• Homemade olives tasting
• Culinary storytelling and cultural insights
• Shared meal in a countryside setting

Experience Details

• Start time: 11:00 (Monday–Friday)
• Duration: Approximately 2.5–3 hours
• Group size: Min. 4 – Max. 12 participants
• With grandmas: Min. 4 participants
•  With host only: Flexible for smaller groups
• Language: English - Spanish
• Location: Malaga
• Tour type: Hands-on tapas cooking class

Workshop Highlights

• Cook with Spanish grandmothers
• Learn authentic regional tapas recipes
• Taste 4 different premium extra virgin olive oils
• Experience rural Málaga and olive grove setting
• Connect with local families and culinary traditions

Important Notes

• Transportation is not included
• Please inform in advance of allergies or dietary restrictions
• Program may vary depending on seasonal ingredients
• Booking closes 48 hours before the workshop
• Detailed meeting point information is sent by email after booking
• If the minimum number of participants is not reached for the “grandmas version,” the experience may be adapted or rescheduled