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Scottish Mezze Cooking Workshop Reviews

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This is a fun activity in Edinburgh

Take your tastebuds on a journey where Scotland meets the Mediterranean in this creative and hands-on cookery class. Inspired by the vibrant tradition of mezze—shared small plates full of flavour, colour, and variety—you’ll learn how to transform the best of Scottish produce into a fresh, modern spread of dishes perfect for entertaining or relaxed weeknight dining.

Using local vegetables, sustainably sourced fish, and artisan Scottish cheeses, you’ll create a table full of mezze-inspired dishes such as:

- Beetroot hummus with toasted oat dukkah
- Smoked mackerel paté with lemon and horseradish
- Roasted heritage carrots with yoghurt and za’atar
- Barley tabbouleh with herbs and garden greens

You’ll learn skills like balancing bold flavours, layering textures, seasoning with spices and citrus, and plating your dishes beautifully.

Perfect for adventurous home cooks, vegetarians (with pescatarian options), and anyone looking to cook more seasonally with flair. Come hungry and leave with a collection of fresh, flexible recipes that celebrate Scotland’s larder through a Mediterranean lens.

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Gillian Minshull
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This was a birthday gift from family, went with my daughters and what a great experience! Show lots of tips and great recipes - crackers, cottage cheese, tabuleh, steak , best salsa verde and bread rolls and more. Good set up and nice to meet other people. Chef really knew his stuff.
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Posted 1 month ago
Patricia Baillie Strong
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Chef Carlo started by telling us a little bit about the aims of Edinburgh Food Social. There were eight of us in the workshop including a young girl and a vegetarian. He happily catered for everyone, making a large amount of dishes with everyone involved in the preparation. He gave us plenty of tips and nothing at all was wasted, even baking tomato skins to make into tomato powder for decorating dishes. We finished off by eating the fruits of our labours, delicious!
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Posted 2 months ago