Cooking Class in Morocco
Cooking Class in Morocco
Overview:
Many visitors to Morocco are in awe of the culinary scene, which features mouthwatering tagines, succulent brochettes, heaping bowls of steaming couscous, and a variety of regional delicacies to enjoy.
Visitors can learn how to prepare their preferred Moroccan foods at several cooking schools, riads and restaurants that provide the best cooking classes either online or in their kitchen. A wonderful culinary experience with a local chef will make you learn about the best food of Moroccans.
Moroccan cuisine belongs to ancient times and is very diverse, You can find salty food as well as sweet food in local meals. Couscous, Tagine, Tanjia, El Rafissa, El Harira, Machwi, Al Madfouna, and so many other meals are those famous Moroccan foods that visitors love to try and eat while being in Morocco.
Several cuisine classes are open for every visitor who wants to learn about Moroccan cuisine and to prepare the food by himself/herself, with the assistance of a local qualified chef who will give all instructions and guide you during the making process, starting from buying the basics and needs for the meal, until the final result of presenting the meal and enjoying it.
We arrange cooking classes in several cities: Marrakech, Fes, Meknes, Rabat, Agadir, and Tangier.
Highlights:
- Learn about Moroccan cuisine.
- Participate in making Local Moroccan food.
- Attend cooking classes with the top chef.
- Engage in buying vegetables and the kitchen needs.
Information:
Included
- Comfortable air-conditioned vehicle
- English or Spanish-speaking driver
- Pick-up and drop-off at your accommodations
Not Included
- Breakfast
- Dinners
- Drinks
- Entry fees
Additional information:
- We offer both standard and luxury. Please let us know what your preferences are and we will send you the available options.
- In addition to the first-class service, we have free wifi, water, pillows, and a wide variety of music in our vehicles for your amazing journey.
- Please contact us for the desired tour, pricing, and more information: hello@bestmoroccotravel.com
Tour Plan:
Cooking Class in Morocco
The flavors and spices in Moroccan cuisine are intense. You desire to eat until you are physically unable to do so. A Moroccan meal is always a pleasure, from the starter of bread and salads to the delectable tagine for the main course, from the fresh fruit and Moroccan sweets for dessert to the typical sweet mint tea.
Although there are numerous Moroccan food recipes available online, getting instruction from a local expert is the best method to learn how to prepare Moroccan meals.
We suggest some of the Moroccan places that will help you learn how to cook Moroccan food.
Maison Mk, Marrakech
Maison Mk, tucked away inside a posh Marrakech hotel, provides several possibilities, each distinct or private. A half-day course class is a choice to put your hands on cooking equipment. They will lead you on a tour of the Mellah market, where you will learn everything about regional ingredients and cooking techniques.
Here you will learn how to make tajine, mint tea, and traditional Moroccan salads. Every house in the ancient city has its wood-fired oven, including Maison Mk. They will show you how to cook the bread in an old-fashioned way, in a shared wood-fired oven, so that you can experience the true flavor of Morocco.
Café Clock, Fes
One of the most popular things to do in Fes is to take a cooking class at Café Clock. Make sure to reserve a place in advance if you’re interested in including this in your itinerary.
You will take your shopping list to the market to choose the freshest products and ingredients for the cooking class, as well as get help from the local council, who will subsequently instruct you on how to prepare the meal. You will gain knowledge of certain traditional Moroccan culinary methods, so you can try to make the same in your home country and improve your cooking skills.
You can choose from a variety of recipes that you want to cook: tagine, djaj (chicken), mesh (grill), lamb with prunes, pastilla couscous, traditional Moroccan soups, and salads. Moroccan mint tea, Moroccan sweets such as Cookies, mahava, and Makrout, as well as bread that you make in the oven.
Riad Lahboul, Meknes
This traditional Moroccan guesthouse offers both overnight accommodations and cooking lessons to its visitors. Although there is a discount for riad guests, anyone can attend the classes. Depending on what you’re looking for, you can choose to enroll in classes that run a full day, a half day, or even several days of classes.
You will soon find yourself learning how to prepare delectable Moroccan salads, tagines, pastries, and some native cuisine like “Al halwa Al filaria” with the assistance of their amazing instructors.
This cooking class is open to both novices and professional chefs. Children are welcome to attend and use their hands to prepare a tasty Moroccan feast and learn more about the Moroccan kitchen.
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