Jaipur · COOKING CLASSES
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Rajasthani cooking is a spice cupboard and a lot of ghee, and it travels home well. Below: family-kitchen classes and market-then-cook sessions, with class sizes, how many dishes you make, and whether the market tour is included in the price.
Jaipur’s Pink City Cooking Class teaches vegetarian dishes in a home kitchen with Chef Dimple, fresh farm ingredients, and take-home recipes.
“Fantastic experience in the pink city! Really easy to find, very friendly hosts, and great recipes that I cant wait to have a go at once home! We made a variety of main dishes, along with jeera rice and roti. All were absolutely delicious. Thankyou so much.”
Shop a local Jaipur street market with Shalini, then cook a vegetarian Rajasthani thali at her home, choosing seasonal ingredients.
“I recently attended a cooking class that was an absolute delight from start to finish. We began with a fun trip to the market, learning how to pick the freshest ingredients, which made the experience feel authentic and immersive. Back in tRead more”
Jaipur home cooking class with pickup and drop-off. Cook roti, sabji, lentils, paneer, and kheer, then eat dinner with beverages.
“We had a lovely time with Sharda, and learned to make a few delicious Indian classics, including chapati, paratha, dal tadka, allo payaz, rice pudding and chai tea. The food was delicious and Sharda and her family were very welcoming. It was one of the highlights of our trip.”
Cook North India favorites at a Jaipur family home. Hands-on class, multiple meals, emailed recipes, and small groups for $26.
“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 classic Rajasthani dishes in a real Jaipur home, then eat what you made. Private small-group class with lunch and dinner included.
“Treated our selves to a cooking class on Christmas, best idea yet! Learnt some great tricks and ate beautiful food. A highlight for us aside from the cooking obviously, was the family. So lovely, warm and kind. Wish we had more time to return for another class”
Jaipur home cooking with Monty and Harshita. Learn chapatis and veg curry, eat with the family, plus drink and dessert.
“This was an excellent and casual class that took you through the fundamentals. Harshita and Monty went above and beyond and knew a lot and answered all my curious questions. If staying in the old town I suggest getting a taxi arranged, i didn’t and I regretted it. The people were so great I attended also the next day the food market tour which I adored.”
Jaipur home cooking with Anita: make Rajasthani dishes, learn spice medicinal uses, then hear mythological stories after dinner, with gifts.
“Anita is very wholesome and welcoming! I got a chance to experience not only a traditional and authentic Indian home cooking, but to meet a wonderful and kind soul!”
Small-group Indian cooking class in Jaipur with a local family. Shop at a neighborhood market and learn 5 recipes with dinner.
“Had a great experience cooking indian food. Such a lovely couple. They were very inviting and showed us around their home.”
Jaipur cooking class in a real home with Swati’s family. Learn chapati and curries, Rajasthan specialties, chai, dessert, and e-recipes.
“Such an excellent find in Jaipur! Swati and her lovely family welcomed us into their home and taught us how to make an incredible meal including lachha paratha and chapati, dal tadka, cumin rice and chai masala. We tried jaggery and chikki (like a peanut brittle), poppadoms and Swati's homemade lemon pickle. Swati completely catered to food intolerances and preferences and talked though and explained everything as she cooked (also sent on the recipes afterwards). We felt incredibly welcomed and would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for an authentic food experience in Jaipur!”
Cook North Indian dishes in a Jaipur family home with free pickup. Enjoy tea, snacks, dinner, and Rajputi dress for women.
“We had book a cooking class with an Indian family. It turned out to be Mr Harsh Vadhan’s own family in-law. Harsh Vadhan reached before we went to India and suggested that we had the cooking class the day before and then alsi celeRead more”
Cook North Indian vegetarian dishes with a Jaipur family, learn spices, make chai and chapattis, then eat what you cook with pickup.
“5 Stars - Excellent - Special Experience - you definitely should do this!! We really enjoyed the cooking class with Suman and Ravi and their Family. We generously got picked up by Ravi at our Hotel and he brought us to his Home where we received a heartly welcome cerRead more”
Jaipur home cooking class with pickup and drop, chai welcome, hands-on roti, dal, paneer, sweets, plus lunch and dinner.
“Rohit and his mum were our hosts. We were welcomed into their home and taught how to cook several Indian recipes and got to eat everything at the end. What an awesome experience, highly recommended!”
Jaipur cooking class with traditional welcome, hands-on regional recipes, family meal, and Rajasthani dance, plus pickup and mobile ticket.
“Manju and Ekta were great hosts and also helped teach me how to make a delicious dish! The daal was to die for. Made it a very smooth and easy experience to learn except I’m not sure my cooking skills were up to scratch…”
3-hour Jaipur cooking class with pickup, small groups, and cultural food stories. $12 per person, mobile ticket, great value.
“As one of my friend suggested me to book a cycling tour ride from "Pink city" guide and frankly speaking it was one of best experience of cycling tour that I ever had. The package was reasonable as well as totally worthy of time and money . I would love to be the part of this amazing journey again with my friends group.”
Cook chapati and regional curries with a Jaipur family, then relax over chai, lunch or dinner, and optional mehndi art for $13.
“We had a lovely experience cooking with this family! We were welcomed into their home with the best masala chai we’ve had in India. Afterward the ladies explained the ingredients as we helped chop vegetables. They showed us their techniques and we got to make our own chapatis! This was a great way to spend a few hours with a local family and share an authentic meal!”
