Private Chef - New American Cuisine - Los Angeles

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$ 129 Per person

All inclusive: 4-course meal, ingredients, cooking, service & clean up.


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What You’ll Do

Chef Rick showcases a fresh take on elevated American cuisine.

In this private cooking class, Chef Rick creates a meal inspired by classic American fare. You’ll start with a fresh salad of local valley greens and plump tomatoes topped with pine nuts and a bright Champagne vinaigrette. Next, you’ll enjoy a shrimp scampi with lemon, garlic, and parsley. For your main course, you’ll be presented with tender, braised beef short ribs in a red wine reduction with a side of sauteed broccolini and perfectly mashed potatoes. For dessert, you'll enjoy a chocolate chip, croissant bread pudding you won't soon forget.

Guests are welcome to provide wine and beer to accompany the menu, and may request pairing recommendations from the chef upon booking.

Details
  • Minimum Guests 2
  • Maximum Guests 8
  • Meal Courses 4
  • Event Duration 3.5 hours
  • Chef Arrival Time 1 hour prior to the selected serving time
  • Labels American, Christmas, Fusion, Holiday, New Year, Thanksgiving

What's included

The ingredients
The cooking
The service
The washing up

Meet your chef

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Driven by a lifelong passion for great food, Chef Rick excels at elevating the latest culinary trends with a strong foundation in traditional techniques. The chef’s extensive experience across more than two decades in the industry includes creating unforgettable meals in renowned restaurants and as a private chef and instructor. Chef Rick is well-versed in global and seasonal cuisines as well as accommodating dietary needs.

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Flexible booking: Cancel or reschedule this event's reservation for free up to 48 hours before the event.

Chef Rick will travel to guests within Los Angeles for this experience.

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What You’ll Do

Chef Rick showcases a fresh take on elevated American cuisine.

In this private cooking class, Chef Rick creates a meal inspired by classic American fare. You’ll start with a fresh salad of local valley greens and plump tomatoes topped with pine nuts and a bright Champagne vinaigrette. Next, you’ll enjoy a shrimp scampi with lemon, garlic, and parsley. For your main course, you’ll be presented with tender, braised beef short ribs in a red wine reduction with a side of sauteed broccolini and perfectly mashed potatoes. For dessert, you'll enjoy a chocolate chip, croissant bread pudding you won't soon forget.

Guests are welcome to provide wine and beer to accompany the menu, and may request pairing recommendations from the chef upon booking.

Details
  • Minimum Guests 2
  • Maximum Guests 8
  • Meal Courses 4
  • Event Duration 3.5 hours
  • Chef Arrival Time 1 hour prior to the selected serving time
  • Labels American, Christmas, Fusion, Holiday, New Year, Thanksgiving

What's included

The ingredients
The cooking
The service
The washing up
Reviews

Reviews guests left for this experience

Shari

Shari

16 Feb 2025

We really enjoyed the meal and experience. Chef Rick accommodated all the requested dietary requirements. The meal was delicious. Highly recommend.
Marissa

Marissa

20 Aug 2024

Rick was a professional & his food was delicious! It was such a treat not having to think about cooking or getting dinner for our anniversary. We really appreciated him and the bread pudding wowed us!

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Laura

Laura

02 Oct 2025

This was the worst cooking class experience I’ve ever had. This person did not instruct us or teach us how to make this meal. We had to ask him every couple minutes what we could do next to help him. He didn’t teach us about the dishes or their flavors. He brought inferior ingredients- and for the amount of money paid for each person I expected better than Kroger generic brand cream, canned tomato sauce, etc. He did not bring all the spices required, we had to use my own olive oil, cooking oil, salt, pepper, chili powder, etc. He brought only paprika. And packaged in a plastic wrapping from Kroger. At least shop at Whole Foods for this stuff. As for the meal, he could not tell us the proper names of the Patatas Bravas. He said “I think they are called papas brakas.” And he had us make the sauce out of canned tomato sauce with cheap paprika added to it. The pan con tomate was a joke. We used canned crushed tomatoes instead of fresh. For the paella, he didn’t bring a paella pan…but told us that in a restaurant we would be using one. Instead he used my pots and pans for everything. So needless to say, the paella did not have the beautiful flavorful crust on the bottom that makes it authentic. In addition, he said we were making croquettes, but took a short cut and we didn’t make batter. We rolled the salt cod in bread crumbs and used my air fryer. He forgot to rinse the salt completely from the fish so none us could eat the finished “fritters” as he called them because they were so salty. Furthermore, he did all the dishes without ever asking me for dish soap. So when I noticed that, I pointed out the soap to him, and he said thank you. When I opened one of my kitchen drawers the next morning , all the supposedly “washed” cooking utensils were greasy and “red” from the canned tomato sauce. Utterly disgusting. Furthermore, one of the guests was sick from the food in the morning. I’ve used Cozeymeal on three occasions and the other two experiences were wonderful with great chefs, great instruction, great ingredients, which produced a great meal. One last thing, this person is not a chef, maybe a assistant cook in a restaurant at one time, but not a trained and experienced chef. He left his set of knives on my front porch. Now I have to figure that one out too.