A hands-on Moroccan cooking class in Tangier where guests prepare traditional dishes step by step with a local chef, then sit down together to eat what they made. The class covers Moroccan spices and cooking techniques from the ground up, so no prior cooking experience is needed just under 3 hours, in a warm, informal setting.
Designed for travelers who want to go beyond tasting Moroccan food and actually learn to make it, this class starts with the fundamentals key spices, flavor balance, and the ingredients that show up in everyday Moroccan cooking before moving into a real, hands-on preparation session. Depending on the day and season, recipes may include tagine, Moroccan salads, or other regional specialties made with fresh, seasonal ingredients. The class closes the way any real Moroccan meal does: everyone sits down together to eat what they made, with time to ask the chef questions and talk about Moroccan food culture.
Comfortable clothing · Closed shoes suitable for a kitchen environment · Personal medication if needed
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Learn to prepare traditional Moroccan dishes step by step with a local chef tagine, salads, and seasonal specialties then sit down together to eat what you made.
No - unlike most day trips and tours on this site, transportation isn't included for this class. You'll need to arrange your own way to the cooking location; we can share the address and directions when you book.
No - the class is designed for complete beginners as much as food lovers. The chef guides every step, from spice basics to the finished dish.
In most cases, yes - just let us know about any allergies or restrictions in advance so the chef can adjust the menu.
Yes, as long as they're accompanied by an adult throughout the class. Note that the class does require standing for part of the session.
It depends on the day and season recipes typically include tagine, Moroccan salads, or other regional specialties made with fresh ingredients. The chef will walk you through the exact menu at the start of the class.
Pricing is per person (adult/child), suggesting this runs as a shared class rather than an exclusively private one confirm group size and whether a private booking is available if that matters to you.
