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Santa Fe School of Cooking is a cooking class in Downtown, Santa Fe.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 125 North Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Las Cosas at DeVargas Center pairs chef-led demonstration classes with a working retail kitchen-supply shop in Santa Fe; heavy on technique each session.
The Tamale Workshop at Santa Fe School of Cooking covers masa preparation, fillings, and the wrap; you assemble, steam and take home a dozen.
The Mole class at Santa Fe School of Cooking demonstrates Oaxacan and Pueblan mole technique; chiles are toasted, ground and built into a dinner plate.
The cocktail program at Santa Fe School of Cooking covers margarita technique plus tequila and mezcal sourcing; you build three to four drinks per session.
Las Cosas at DeVargas Center pairs chef-led demonstration classes with a working retail kitchen-supply shop in Santa Fe; heavy on technique each session.
The Tamale Workshop at Santa Fe School of Cooking covers masa preparation, fillings, and the wrap; you assemble, steam and take home a dozen.
The Mole class at Santa Fe School of Cooking demonstrates Oaxacan and Pueblan mole technique; chiles are toasted, ground and built into a dinner plate.
The cocktail program at Santa Fe School of Cooking covers margarita technique plus tequila and mezcal sourcing; you build three to four drinks per session.