Top New Delhi Cooking Classes - page 2

Go beyond the guidebooks to get an insider look at Indian cuisine during this hands-on cooking class. Start with a visit to a local market to see ingredients in their freshest form. Take in the colorful sights and spicy aromas before trying your hand at making Indian dishes from scratch. The three-course menu includes dishes such as butter chicken, palak paneer, biryani, and aloo gobi.

For lovers of Indian food, this is the perfect tour for you. Not only do you help to prepare a delicious Indian meal, you also sit and eat it with a local family in their home, and your small-group tour members. Cook a three-course meal with drinks and desserts, and take away a copy of all the recipes so you can recreate them back at home.

Step away from the modern world and immerse yourself in real rural life with this 1-night, 2-day cultural homestay in an Indian village. This is not a typical tour-it’s a genuine cultural exchange where you live with a local family, slow down, and experience traditions that cities simply can’t offer. You will stay in a comfortable village home with a private room, enjoy home-cooked traditional meals, and take part in meaningful daily activities that reflect authentic village life. All experiences are conducted with respect for local culture, and all animals are ethically treated and well cared for. This experience is specially designed for international travelers (USA, UK, Europe) who want a deep cultural connection and authentic local lifestyle.

Old Delhi is known for its tasty street food, from syrup-soaked “jalebis” to “chole bhature” (a traditional Punjabi dish)—but knowing where to locate the best vendors takes local know-how. On this half-day tour, get an insider’s introduction to Delhi’s bustling Chandni Chowk marketplace. En route, check out the Jama Masjid mosque and Asia’s biggest spice market. Eat and drink your fill along the way, with tastings included.

Learn about North Indian gastronomy in a private market tour, cooking lesson and dinner in a local home. Your host for the day is Mala, the consummate host and talented home-cook. Mala will take you to her favorite local market and show you the seasonal fruits and vegetables for sale. Return home and learn to prepare a few dishes together in her kitchen. Once the meal is ready you will enjoy it along with Mala's family at their dining table.

Learn to cook authentic North Indian food from an enthusiastic home cook. Visit a local market to gather ingredients, then make them into a delicious meal in the home of your hostess. Eat the meal together afterwards. You’ll learn to make a variety of dishes from Amritsar, the Punjabi city that your hostess comes from. Experience a real Delhi home, learn something new, and eat delicious food.

Learn to cook authentic Indian food from the comfort of your home with this handy online class. Your online instructor will share easy recipes for you to follow and fill your home with the aroma of Indian spices. A typical menu includes chicken curry and Indian bread and rice, but vegetarian or vegan options can be arranged.

The beauty of an walk relies upon savouring the delectable dishes available. Much of them include Bedmi Pooris - a puffy, hefty, deep-fried puri-like bread made of wheat flour, spices, and dal, which is served with a spicy aloo sabzi, or potato curry; Paneer Pakoda - huge cubes of cottage cheese immersed in a flour batter, and then deep fried; Nahari - a sumptuous non-vegetarian dish cooked overnight with hot curry spices.

Learn to prepare authentic Indian food in your local host's private home during a 4-hour cooking experience in New Delhi. Travel with a guide from a central location to the house, where your cooking lesson might cover vegetarian dishes like pakoras, chapati, chutney, chai tea, and more. Your host provides traditional clothing for you to wear during this evening culinary experience that showcases India's culinary traditions. Includes cooking lesson, snacks, meal, and round-trip transport from a central location.

Lear the art and tradition of Indian home cooking during this interactive class and market tour in New Delhi. Follow your hostess through the stalls of a spice and produce market in the heart of the city and learn about the ingredients typical in this flavorful cuisine. Interact with locals and get a taste for city life. Once you leave the market, prepare a savory Indian dinner at home with a family and eat together with new found friends. There is no place more exciting than an Indian kitchen to learn to cook and this unique tour puts you front and center with all the action.

In a country famed for food, Mangalorean homecooking still stands out—but it can be hard to find the dishes you’ve grown used to eating once you leave South India. During this private cooking demonstration, learn how to prepare specialities such as “appams” (crepes made with fermented rice batter) or “sannas” (small, steamed cakes) from scratch. Then, sit down to enjoy a freshly prepared meal and conversations with your hostess.

India is the land of black tea and is now making beautiful white teas. Come and taste the rare and unique teas from 7 different terror of India. Taste tea from Darjeeling, Assam, Nilgiri, Sikkim, Kangra regions. Try our unique 7 blends of masala chai with saffron, cardamom, ginger and other spices from the the Malabar Spice Coast of India. Buy tea gifts of over a 100 blends of Indian tea blended with real spices, herbs, flowers or just pure tea. Our store is the oldest and most respected tea boutique in India with 11 locations across India and run by the Master Tea taster Mr Sanjay Kapur. Recommended in the lonely planet and on BBC travel, Time Magazine. Try all the rare small batch teas of India in the country of origin. We take pride in our quality and freshness.

Explore Old Delhi's meandering lanes without worrying about losing your way with this private, guided tour that focuses on food and culture. You'll sample street food from a variety of local spots, spend time in a Sikh Gurdwara and see the communal kitchen, and pay a visit to Asia's largest spice market, with time left over to head up to a secret rooftop to take in fantastic views.