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    The Art Diner

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Ferraro's Italian Food Specialties

    Ferraro's Italian Food Specialties

    4.6(48 reviews)
    14.1 mi

    Stopped in for subs yesterday after seeing the good reviewed. Figured we could get something to go…read moreand hit a park nearby to burn sometime before flying out. Got there before noon and people kept coming in queuing one by one you could tell it was a busy local spot. I grabbed the belly buster which had a chicken cutlet, broccoli rabe, crispy, prosciutto, balsamic vinaigrette with long peppers. It was different from anything I'd order back at home and I wanted to try something different. It was tasty but looking forward to getting an Italian cold cut option next time around or trying something hot. Hubby got the Toni special and added long peppers.

    Ferraro's Italian Food Specialties in Parsippany, NJ is my new go to Italian Deli! This place is so…read morespecial-everything is homemade here and made with love. You can tell the difference with all of the sandwhiches, Italian specialities and desserts. This is a family owned and operated special gem. You have to check it out! Arancini with vodka sauce Prosciutto mozzarella roasted peppers antipasto The Toni Ann- Chicken Cutlet, Fresh Mozz. roasted peppers and arugula with balsamic glaze. The Classic Italian- Genoa salami, ham,provolone, lettuce, tomato and onions, oregano and our house dressing The Spicy Joe- Hot Capicolla, hot soppressata, sharp provolone and hot fryer peppers The Sloppy Italian-Homemade meatballs, smashed and topped with sharp provolone, fryer peppers ( hot or sweet) onions and broccoli rabe Cannoli made to order

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    The Farm Cooking School - Kids Cooking Class, making pasta

    The Farm Cooking School

    4.6(8 reviews)
    32.9 mi

    I attended the Farm Cooking School for a pasta making night! Overall, it was a great experience! We…read morehad the chance to make 3-4 different pastas and worked as a group through each item. However, the class was unorganized. Despite arriving on time, the class had already started. People were tasked with items to start on and no one greeted us or told us where we could help. It made the beginning of the class feel weird and made us feel not welcomed. The pasta was delicious and the overall value was great! Arrive extra early or have the potential to walk in confused!

    I first met chefs Ian Knauer and Shelley Wiseman when they were the guest pizzaiolos at Liberty…read moreHall Pizza, serving up some unique and amazingly delicious pizzas. Shortly thereafter, my wife and I signed up for the Fundamentals cooking course at The Farm Cooking School - a six class series covering everything from knife skills to roasting, poaching and braising. What we experienced was far better than we expected. These are hands on classes, where we learned about the ingredients, how to utilize them and why they worked in each dish we prepared. At the end of each class, we all sit down and enjoy a delicious meal that by itself would likely cost as much as the class if we bought it at a local restaurant. What a bargain! Since that first series, I've taken over 30 other classes, and continue to take classes every week. I've made French sauces, Mexican moles, Italian pastas, Indian curries, pies, breads, and just about everything else you've seen on a plate. The variety and quality of classes and the food we've eaten has been amazing. Through these classes and the down-to-earth teaching styles of Ian and Shelley, I've learned that it's possible for amateurs like me to prepare meals that taste as good or better than those I get in restaurants. I walk away from classes thinking "Wow, that was so delicious. I can't wait to try this at home!"

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    Healthy Italia - La Buona Cucina - Zuchinni pasta with shrimp

    Healthy Italia - La Buona Cucina

    4.8(85 reviews)
    14.8 mi
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    I spent Sunday afternoon attending a cooking class with a few of my friends and had an amazing…read moretime. The food was delicious, the owner super charming and the experience overall was fantastic! Highly recommend going with some friends or even a mother/daughter outing.

    Our group selected a cooking class here which included dinner with pasta-making as the only…read morehands-on portion of the evening. We only mixed flour and water together to roll out pasta. For $125/person, I had expected better tasting food though. The small appetizers (spinach salad, prosciutto, Parmesan, olives) may have been put together from a grocery store. For the pasta that we rolled out, the staff only added a plain tomato sauce. The side of vegetables was overcooked and mushy. Tiramisu was all right. We can blame the taste and texture of the pasta on ourselves, because we made it, but I had expected the rest of the food prepared by professionals to be better. No drinks were included -- Healthy Italia is BYOB. There was a nice intro video from the owner telling us about her history and philosophy. She said that she doesn't measure ingredients, and only mixes by feel. How does one teach a cooking class like this? If someone is taking a cooking class, they are less experienced and need precise measurements and instructions. Our flour and water were measured for us, so I guess they do measure something. We were never told the measurements, so didn't have any recipe or any specific learnings to take home. I enjoyed the social time with my group, and especially the long table set out for our group in true Italian fashion. It made us feel like a big cohesive family. However, for $125/person, I felt like we could have had a true learning experience elsewhere or had a much better Italian dinner at a restaurant with drinks. In fact, on the subsequent evening, a few individuals from our group went to a restaurant and ordered similar items served at this cooking class, and the food was remarkably better. And yes, it was less than $125/person with drinks.

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