Chef Amal was great and she has incredible knowledge on baking macarons. The CozyMeal site does a disservice to the class by overselling the experience. For this particular class, you do not actually bake the macarons, you just simply learn about how to bake them and then you also learn simple techniques like piping. Be mindful when booking that if the class is being held in a restaurant or wine bar it will be the less hands-on version since there is no kitchen access. Absolutely five stars to Chef Amal, nothing at all negative towards her, as she is also aware of this issue with the website and how it lists her different classes.
Cooking Class - Make French Macarons at a Wine Bar in Atlanta
$75 PER PERSON
all-inclusive: 2-hour class, 1-course meal.
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WHAT YOU’LL DO
You’ll learn how to mix macaron batter using egg whites, almond flour and powdered sugar, then master essential techniques like achieving smooth, glossy shells and piping with precision. Prebaked shells will be provided by the chef so you can focus on the fun part: crafting and assembling your macarons. Create two luscious ganache fillings: white chocolate and raspberry, and pair them together to build your handmade treats. Once finished, relax and enjoy your sweet creations in a welcoming, social setting. Wine is available for purchase to complete the experience.
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WHY GUESTS LOVE THIS CLASS
- Ideal for date nights and special occasions
- Perfect for groups, celebrations and team-building events
- Beginner-friendly with clear, step-by-step guidance
- Practical gluten-free cooking for delicious everyday meals
- Learn real cooking techniques you can confidently use at home
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Chef Amal was great and her knowledge and cooking skills were wonderful. Unfortunately the space and class size were not ideal. The class was sold as an intimate wine and macaron making class. “Sip, swirl and bake your way through a hands on classâ€. There was no wine sipping and very little hands on. The space was too small for the number of students, very hard to hear chef (a microphone would have helped), little hands on as too many participants. Lots of standing around at the end as the chef baked and then assembled macrons. I learned a lot but the class would have been much more enjoyable with less people. I think giving each participant 3-4 macarons at the end and letting them assemble and then box would have been much better. The chef did not need to set up a whole display for social media before participants collected a few macrons to take home. There was no relaxing ant the end to enjoy macaron with a glass of wine. I know the change of venue was not the chefs fault, but don’t sell the class on one experience and then change it. Again, the chef was great but was overall disappointed with the class. Could have easily been so much better.
Reviews Chef Amal received outside of Cozymeal
It was a pleasant time. Great instructor.