A riot of colour & flavour — Mexican street food, taught live from The Jamie Oliver Cookery School

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A riot of colour & flavour — Mexican street food, taught live from The Jamie Oliver Cookery School

A focused, 2-hour live Zoom class that walks you through making handmade tortillas, smoky chipotle chicken and three vibrant salsas, backed by a prep sheet and a digital recipe pack so you can recreate the menu at home.

A riot of colour & flavour — Mexican street food, taught live from The Jamie Oliver Cookery School.

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The Jamie Oliver Cookery School
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Robert Eric Crews
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This online class condenses the pulse and immediacy of a London street-food stall into a hands-on Zoom kitchen: over two hours an expert teaching chef from The Jamie Oliver Cookery School guides you step by step as you knead tortillas, build smoky chipotle chicken and smash up a trio of fresh salsas before sitting down at your own table to eat what you’ve made.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FOOD

Handmade tortillas and a smoky chipotle centrepiece

The class focuses on the tactile skills — making tortillas from scratch and preparing sticky, smoked chipotle chicken — then layers those foundations with smashed guacamole, pico de gallo and a roasted-corn salsa for a compact, flavour-forward meal.

THE TECHNIQUE

Knife skills, charring and sauce-building

Beyond the recipes, the session drills core techniques: marinating and charring chicken, dry-frying corn to coax sweetness, and sharpening knife work for bright, balanced salsas — all demonstrated live so you can ask questions in real time.

THE SETTING

Interactive learning from your own kitchen

Delivered via Zoom, the class is an interactive workshop: chefs lead live demos, students set up a home station with an ingredient prep sheet, and everyone eats together at the end — a communal cooking experience recreated remotely.

What the day feels like

What the class feels like

The flow is brisk and practical: first you set up with a prep sheet and ingredients, then you follow live demos as the chef takes you through marinating and cooking the chicken, making three salsas and constructing tortillas; questions are welcome throughout, and the session ends with a shared moment — tucking into the meal you’ve just built.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who gets the most from this class — and who should think twice.

1
Home cooks wanting new skillsIdeal for cooks who want hands-on technique and recipes to reuse: the class emphasizes foundational skills such as tortilla-making, charring and salsa-building.
2
Dinner-party hostsPerfect for hosts looking to up their entertaining game — the menu is designed to be impressive but repeatable at home, and the digital recipe pack helps recreate the dishes later.
3
Learners in multiple householdsNote that classes are sold per household: one booking covers as many people as are physically present in a single home, so remote households each require a separate booking.
4
Families with childrenThis class is best suited to and supervised by adults; children can take part if properly supervised but the session is not specifically designed as a kids’ workshop.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The session runs for approximately 2 hours.

What to bring

A comprehensive prep sheet with an ingredient and equipment list is provided; you should set up a cooking station with the listed ingredients and basic kitchen tools before the class.

Logistics & joining

The class is delivered live via Zoom; unique joining instructions and additional prep information are sent to participants before the session.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the class?

The class is 2 hours long.

How do I join the session?

The class is held live on Zoom; unique joining instructions are sent to participants before the class.

What will we cook and eat?

You will make handmade tortillas, sticky smoked chipotle chicken, smashed guacamole, fresh pico de gallo and a roasted corn salsa.

Can more than one person cook using one booking?

Online classes are sold on a per-household basis, so everyone in the same room at one address can join under a single booking.

I want to treat someone in another household — how does that work?

Book two places and provide two email addresses at the point of booking so both households receive separate joining instructions.

Will I get the recipes and ingredient list after the class?

You will receive a comprehensive prep sheet before the class and a digital recipe pack with everything you need to recreate the menu afterwards.