Welcome to the Wilde Kitchen, Normandy where the best of Norman cuisine is always on the menu...  

          
Indulge in a unique insight into a French country kitchen. Enjoy a real taste of the food culture of Normandy, l' art de vivre à la française, try out some new recipés, learn a little and share a passion for cooking while spending some time in the relaxed ambience of Sinéad's 18th century farmhouse kitchen..

Read a review from Quantas magazine on our course- December 2011             

FAQ...

WHO'S THE WILDE KITCHEN FOR?

Basically everyone with a healthy appetite and curious nature - for those who enjoy good food, wine and conversation....for those who'd enjoy experiencing a rural way of french life for a couple of days..

Cooks of all capacities are welcome, as basic cooking techniques are always explained.

WHO'S YOUR TEACHER?

Sinéad Allart, a knowledgable and experienced Irish gastronome, with a food background, who's been living in Normandy for 18 years, fully embracing la vie à la française...more

WHAT DO WE LEARN?

While a lot of the emphasis is on local cuisine, we are completely open to suggestions, and organise courses for beginners..... cooking for blokes..... easy entertaining.... meals in minutes.....healthy cooking.....girlie feasts and much more....

HOW LONG ARE THE COURSES?

As long or as short as you like!
In order to help you fit in as much as possible during your time here we organise half-day cookery classes aswell as
gourmet breaks.

However, should you wish to really make the most of Normandy and all it has to offer we suggest you stay a couple of extra nights and spread your cookery course out over 6 - 7 days, thereby giving you time to explore.

COMBINE COOKING WITH HISTORYbiwith history...

Only 44kms from Sainte Mère Eglise, immortalized in the movie 'The Longest Day', 90kms from Omaha Beach and the US Cemetary, and 139kms from Pegasus Bridge, we're perfectly located for exploring Normandy with its World War Two museums, beaches, monuments and much more...

Le Mont Saint Michel, the second most visited tourist spot in France ( the Eiffel Tower is the first) is a mere 146kms from us along the spectacular coastal road, known locally as ' la touristique', while Bayeux, famous for its almost 1000-year old, world-famous tapestry, depicting the defeat of England by William at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, is 99kms away - all potential day-trips.

WHERE IS THE WILDE KITCHEN?

The Wilde kitchen is located only 20 kms south west of the ferry port of Cherbourg, in the beautiful Cotentin Peninsula only 6 kms from sandy beaches.                                                                                      

Please feel free to contact us to discuss all your requirements so that together, we can make your trip to Normandy really special