HANDS-ON COOKING · JAIPUR COOKING CLASSES
Classes here run small and go early. Below: the 10 cooking classes to book first, what each includes and how they differ.
Learn vegetarian Rajasthani cooking with Dimple and Bunty in a Jaipur home kitchen, using farm produce, hands-on recipes, chai, and culture.
“Warm welcome from dimple and her family! Enjoyed cooking these delicious Indian dishes and learning how to make these ourselves. It was some of the best food we had on our travels and can’t wait to try them again…hopefully will be as good without dimples supervision!”
Explore Jaipur’s markets, choose seasonal produce, and cook a vegetarian Rajasthani meal with Shalini and her family at home.
“What an authentic, amazing tour! Shalini is a wonderful host. First we went to the markets where she regularly shops for all their food. She talked about all of the ingredients she uses and answered all of our questions about food items that wRead more”
Cook a traditional Jaipur meal in a local home with transport, family hospitality, and hands-on recipes for about $30 per person.
“From meeting our host/teacher, she made us very welcome and put us at ease. We made three dishes and were involved the preparation of each. The result was great and the food tasted excellent. Would recommend to others.”
Cook North Indian dishes with a Jaipur family in their home. This hands-on class includes a meal, recipes, drinks, and private booking options.
“Wonderful experience! The class was informative, hands on, and welcoming. We cooked in their home, which was lovely! Everything was exceptionally clean and organized for our arrival, and they made the cooking part a breeze. I would highly Read more”
Cook chapati, curry, and family recipes in a Jaipur home, then share a traditional meal with warm local hosts.
“It was a really nice experience and it was so nice to meet with this beautiful and kind family ! 😃”
Cook Rajasthani food, learn spice uses, share dinner, and hear Indian myths in Anita’s welcoming Jaipur home for $27.
“Incredible experience and a must do if you’re in Jaipur!! Anita and her family are incredible hosts and they couldn’t have done any more to make me feel welcome and party of the family. The experience itself felt like a once in a lifetime lesson in Indian cooking and the dishes were well thought out to be quick but also accessible that you could make in your own home. Anita is a fantastic storyteller and from someone who hasn’t experienced that much about Hindu Mythology, I was instantly captivated and hooked on learning more. The stories she told also leave you with valuable moral lessons that can be transferred to…”
Learn Rajasthani cooking in a Jaipur family home, with hands-on dishes, local stories, recipes, and warm hospitality for $19.
“I couldn’t recommend more this cooking class. Swati and her family are amazing. We weren’t guests but family members. She is an extraordinary chef .We got to chose the recipes we wanted to learn . She’ll answer all your questions and you’ll receive the recipes at the end of the class. We cooked a 100% gluten free menu. She can acommodate any allergy/intolerance. We had a wonderful time. It is a must in Jaipur.”
Cook chapatis, curry and dal with a Jaipur family, enjoy a home meal, optional henna, and hotel pickup for $13 per person.
“une activité authentique, nous avons été super bien reçus par la famille et le cours était complet. plus qu à reproduire ce mélange de épices! Nous avons passé un excellent moment.”
Learn to cook traditional Rajasthani food in a Jaipur family home, with hands-on spice lessons, a full meal, drinks, and a small gift.
“La famille qui nous a accueilli pour le cours de cuisine étaient adorable ! Nous avons passé un super moment d’apprentissage, de partage et de détente ! Je recommande vivement 👍🏻”
Learn five vegetarian Indian dishes in a Jaipur home, with hotel pickup, chai, traditional dress, and a meal you cook yourself.
“Lovely welcoming family, had a menu written out and the place decorate with traditional bright colour decorations. Prepared and cooked matar paneer sabji, roti, masala chilla, masala chai. Tried on a some saree after and was taught some nice dancing :)”
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