The smell of freshly chopped herbs on the cutting board, warm steam billowing from something simmering on the stove top.  Like a choreographed dance the hosts move around the kitchen, hands stretching for ingredients, stepping from one task to another while the others mill around the room with wine glasses in hand, chatting, with the sound of music whispering in the background.  It’s scenes like this that seem to always make for a perfect evening, an authentic Spanish cooking class.  Finding A Spanish Cooking Class It’s one of the things I miss most since being nomadic.  You can’t entertain and prepare a phenomenal meal when you don’t have a kitchen,…