HANDS-ON COOKING · HOME COOKING CLASSES IN MOROCCO
Classes here run small and go early. Below: the 9 home cooking classes in Morocco to book first, what each includes and how they differ.
Cook Moroccan dishes with a local family in Marrakech, learn spice and tagine skills, then enjoy a homemade meal for $33.
“Great experience! Friendly and enthusiastic chef! Super authentic experience and amazing food! Highly recommend!”
Learn Moroccan cooking in a local Marrakech home, prepare tagines and salads, hear cultural stories, and enjoy a three-hour meal for $24.
“it started well on time, well organized.. above all, it was a small group of 5 people so we all got to actively participate in the activity, interact with each other. we not only learnt about Moroccon culture but about the cultures of other participants as well. This was an added benefit. good value for money..”
Cook authentic Fessi dishes, shop the Fez souk, and share a family meal at Dar Sunrise for $65 per person.
“It was amazing. The class was super fun, well organized and made me enjoy cooking😊 I was so impressed that we got to shop for our vegetables and taste the freshness in our meals. I would definitely recommend learning how to cook tagine!”
Shop a Casablanca souk, cook Moroccan dishes with Inas and her family, and share mint tea and a home meal in this intimate four-hour class.
“By far one of the most meaningful and memorable experiences of our lives. Inas is an amazing host and welcomed us into her family. We weee invited to celebrate Iftar with the family and felt honored. The cooking experience was fun and inRead more”
Cook Moroccan dishes with a Tangier family, visit the medina market, and share a home meal in this private four-hour experience.
“Got to see how Moroccan food is cooked in a local family’s kitchen! GREAT EXPERIENCE AMD TASTY FOOD!”
Shop a Rabat market, cook a three-course Moroccan meal in a family home, and share tea for an authentic four-hour food experience.
“Une belle expérience cuisinière avec Imane et sa belle maman, une ancienne chef des ambassadeurs chez elle à la maison…😋 On a fait d’abord des courses au marché et ensuite on a cuisiné (à ma demande) et mangé un vrais couscous marocain (comme des vrais marocains qui mangent coucous tous les vendredi comme la tradition le veut) et une millefeuille marocaine à la creme pâtissière au fleur d’oranger et safran faite maison … un régal !!! On achète au marché la pâte spécial (pour faire la millefeuille en dessert)… qui est faite devant tes yeux - une espèce des crêpes extrêmement fines (sel,eau et farine), presque transparente pour ensuite les…”
Learn Moroccan cooking with Anwar and his family in Tangier, shop a local souk, prepare tagine and couscous, and share a home-cooked meal.
“The experience with anwar and family was so wonderful! Her company is so warm and heartfelt and her teaching was very informative and fun! The food was SOOO delicious and she was able to cater it to a vegetarian diet, which was great. Read more”
Cook couscous or tagine with a Chefchaouen family, shop at the local market, and share tea in a 300-year-old home.
“This was such an amazing experience learning about Moroccan cooking and culture. The hosts were so kind and welcoming and we learned so much about Moroccan culture. It really felt like a local experience getting to know the community, and was an excellent way to end our trip in Chefchaouen. The food we cooked was really good too!”
Cook couscous, mint tea, and Moroccan salads with Wissal and her mother in a Casablanca family home during this private four-hour class.
“I had an extra day in Morocco after my tour ended and wanted something different to do. I could have gone on another day trip, but I opted for a quiet afternoon cooking with a Moroccan family and it was an experience I will always cherish. Wissal and her family were so kind and welcoming to me. I left with great memories and a full stomach! Highly recommend!”
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