Jordan · COOKING CLASSES
Good cooking classes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ once you look past the photos.
Private half-day Jerash from Amman with pickup, English driver and guide, Roman ruins at the city walls, plus optional cooking class.
“This is a total rip off, you can get a taxi or private car to wait for you for less than half of the price and a get a tour guide in Jerash for less than 20.”
A small-group Jordanian cooking night in Aqaba, with a family kitchen lesson, vegan options, and a traditional floor meal plus a PDF recipe guide.
“Excellent family location. We cooked very delicious Jordanian lentil soup and made vegetables. Very nice people.”
Cook Jordanian favorites with a small group in Amman, dine on your creations, then take a short panoramic tour. Pickup included.
“This is a great experience. We so enjoyed learning about Jordanian foods and spices. And our hostess showed us great techniques as well. It would have been helpful to know the name of the location, Beit Sitti, prior to the experience as they Read more”
Cook Bedouin dinner by fire in Little Petra, guided by warm hosts, with tea under the stars. Pickup, 5-hour outdoor evening.
“The food was really good and Hesham and Fiona were great hosts. The dinner site was right along the road. It ended up being windy and a little rainy on the night I had the dinner, so we didn’t stay out as long as anticipated, but Hesham and Fiona invited me to their house for tea and snacks to make up for it.”
Cook Jordanian recipes with a local chef in Amman, then sit down to a feast with coffee or tea, recipes included, private and fun.
“We thoroughly enjoyed our cooking class here! We had so much fun and learned a lot. Hiba was so friendly as was the chef and even after our cooking class, Hiba gave us so many recommendations and insightful information on things to do in Jordan. Highly recommend 😁”
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