
Kitchen Culture PDX · PortlandStudents mix and knead vegan pasta dough from locally milled whole and ancient grain flours and shape it by hand, then eat together.
Price
$84
per person
Next date
Sun 8 Nov
11am to 1pm
Length
2 hours
Hands-on
Where
Portland
6300 SE Foster Rd Ste A
Sunday, November 8, 2026 11:00am-1:00pm with Leta Exploring Italy’s hand-formed pasta traditions, students will learn to mix and knead their own pasta dough using several types of locally milled flour. With traditional hand tools, students will learn to form several shapes — some well over a thousand years old! Students will gain an understanding of ingredient ratios, sourcing, best storage practices, tenants of pasta cookery, and basic troubleshooting to successfully create a handmade pasta dish. We’ll take time to eat together at the end of class. Flours will include whole wheat, spelt, emmer, and einkorn. Ingredients for this class are vegan. Registration for this class will close on Friday, October 30 at 6pm, so we have time to shop for ingredients and prep class materials. Please view our FAQs before registering.
Pasta with Whole & Artisan Grains is a 2-hour hands-on class at Kitchen Culture PDX in Portland. It runs once, on Sunday 8 November, 11am to 1pm. It costs $84 per person.
Kitchen Culture PDX has a 5.0 rating from 59 Google reviews and ranks #3 of 16 cooking schools in Portland on our quality score. It has 8 other classes on its calendar right now.

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The school
SE Foster consignment kitchenware shop teaching pasta, sourdough, canning and knife skills
Kitchen Culture is a consignment kitchenware store on SE Foster Road in Portland. It sells used and new cookware, dishes and cookbooks, and it has a teaching kitchen in the shop. Traci Hildner, a Master Food Preserver who runs Lucky Larder, opened it in 2022 as a permanent home for her preservation classes. Today a rotating group of local teachers works there.
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