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The Mediterranean Spring Table

Saturday, April 11|
11:00 AM|

The Mediterranean Spring Table

Saturday, April 11|
11:00 AM|
$250.00

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Celebrate the arrival of spring with a Levantine-inspired feast highlighting the very first local produce of the season. In this hands-on class with Chef Nicco Muratore, we’ll cook with asparagus, green garlic, spring onions, radishes, and fresh herbs—transforming simple ingredients into a vibrant Mediterranean meal. We’ll make hummus from scratch accented with early garlic shoots, roll and bake Lebanese-style pita in the wood-fired oven, and explore the magic of yogurt-based marinades as we roast za’atar–marinated half chickens over live fire. The menu is rounded out with asparagus-stuffed phyllo rolls, a bright spring fattoush with pomegranate-sumac dressing, saffron jeweled rice, and a cooling nettle yogurt finished with olive oil and lemon. This class is all about fresh flavors, fire, and seasonal cooking—an invitation to welcome spring at the table.

 

At each Class on the Farm you will get the chance to enjoy Bellsong Creamery cheeses, sip a glass of something special, and gather around a beautifully prepared meal.

Date

Saturday, April 11

Time

11:00 AM

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The Instructor

Nicco Muratore

Nicco Muratore was born and raised in Boston, where he got his start cooking at the restaurants inside the historic Fenway Park. He was introduced to Middle Eastern cuisine at Oleana Restaurant and Sofra, before joining The Montagu Kitchen in London’s Grand Hyatt Hotel and then Danny Meyer’s historic Union Square Cafe in New York. He returned to Boston to join chef Steven Postal’s team at the newly opened Commonwealth, where he spent five years working his way from Sous Chef to Chef de Cuisine. We know Nicco from his work at Mamnoon, in Seattle, where he became Chef de Cuisine in 2019. Since then he’s taken the menu to new heights, and in 2022 took over the role of Mama Group Culinary Director, overseeing the culinary teams at all of the Mamnoon-related restaurants. In 2024, he branched out from restaurant work and can now be found in the community teaching classes on fermentation and koji, preservation, and cooking with local foods. Outside of the kitchen, you can find Nicco gardening, hiking, skiing, or in the woods hunting for mushrooms.