South Indian Home Cooking Class in Kochi


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  • South Indian Home Cooking Class in Kochi

Kochi, India

Trip Type:   Cooking Classes
Duration:  2-3 hours
Experience authentic Indian life during a cooking class in Kochi! In the home kitchen of a welcoming family you’ll learn to whip up South Indian cuisine and get a first-hand look at local customs. Learn about the spices, fresh produce and other ingredients that make up your home-cooked meal, and then share dinner — including ‘massala chai’ (spiced tea) and dessert — with your newfound friends. Numbers are limited to 12 people, ensuring a personalized experience with a small group.

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Experience authentic Indian life during a cooking class in Kochi! In the home kitchen of a welcoming family you’ll learn to whip up South Indian cuisine and get a first-hand look at local customs. Learn about the spices, fresh produce and other ingredients that make up your home-cooked meal, and then share dinner — including ‘massala chai’ (spiced tea) and dessert — with your newfound friends. Numbers are limited to 12 people, ensuring a personalized experience with a small group.
Meet your guide in front of No. 18 Hotel and ride a local bus to the home of your hosts. After you’re introduced to the family, enter the kitchen where you’ll learn all about South Indian cuisine during your small-group cooking class.

Infused with coconut oil, the dishes in this culinary tradition incorporate a different mix of spices than are commonly used in the north. Listen as your instructor offers a lesson on Indian spice blending, using spices such as turmeric, cumin, mustard seeds, pepper, chilies, ginger and garlic with vegetables such as okra, beans or lentils.

The meal that you prepare will be made with fresh, local ingredients and seasonal vegetables, but how much you get involved with the cooking is completely up to you! You also have the opportunity to make masala chai, a classic Indian tea, as well as a traditional dessert called mithai, a typical Indian sweet infused with green cardamom.

Once your delicious dishes are prepared, chat with your host family while you dine on your creations and learn about local customs — they’ll even demonstrate how to properly eat with your hands!

Afterward, your guide will accompany you back to No. 18 Hotel by bus.





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