Pasta Making 101 (Family)
Family Classes -
Winter 2026
Roll up your sleeves and make pasta from scratch together, shaping it into gnocchetti, fettuccine, and farfalle. Explore the traditions behind each shape and the Italian regions where they were born. End the evening by enjoying a farm-to-table pasta meal, and leave ready to bring the fun of fresh pasta-making into your own kitchen. Ages 8+
Please note: This class is not a good fit for those who cannot consume gluten.
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Instructor
Avery Perry
Avery Perry has been in the pasta manufacturing industry for over a decade. For the past five years he has been head chef, general manager and lead cooking class instructor at Seven Hills Pasta Co. Avery has taught cooking classes throughout the greater Boston area including with the Trustees and the Boston Public Market.
Ethan Zhu
An Arlington resident, Ethan is the head pasta maker at Seven Hills Pasta CO. overseeing all aspects of production: from the bronze extrusion to the delicate balancing act of slow air drying. Not only is Ethan an expert all things pasta, he is also a master of shaping traditional Chinese dumplings such as gyoza, and leads classes teaching this skill. Ethan is also the owner of Ying Ramen, a small batch producer of artisan noodles.
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