easy
2–3 hours
No physical fitness required, just a willingness to get hands-on
Discover the secrets of Indian bread-making with Mukti's Kitchen. Fun, interactive, and full of flavor—perfect for all skill levels. Read more about this authentic culinary experience!
Ages 18+ • 3 hours • Up to 8 People
Join a hands-on Indian cooking class where you'll master the art of making delicious breads like Roti, Naan, and Aloo Paratha, paired with flavorful Chana Masala. Learn the secrets of spices and enjoy a fun, interactive experience, complete with recipes to take home and share with friends and family.
3 Hours
You will be taught everything you need to know about spices (masalas), which is the basis of Indian cooking that will come handy when we begin to cook. Spices bring out the flavor in each dish; therefore, I always like my students to learn and become spice experts. I will teach you the nuances and secrets, where to get the masalas, and how to keep the aroma intact.
After the class I will send you the electronic version of the recipes to your email, so that It will be with you forever. This class is going to be very hands-on, but I will be with you all the time and giving you instructions. We cook from scratch using the best, healthy ingredients, spices and produce. We mingle, share our cooking experiences, eat together at the end of the class, and have lots of fun.
Indian Bread Classes including Rotis, Naan stuff paratha accompanying with curry Indian breads are wide variety of flat breads mostly are made from wheat flour which are called (Ata or chapatti flour) and maida (All purpose flour)
They can be rich and flaky, puffed and steamy, herbed and crisp, or so delicate they shatter at a touch. Roti and chapati are both unleavened wheat-flour breads rolled out much thinner than naan and cooked on a tawa, or flat griddle; the breads are so similar as to be interchangeable in name (technically, chapati is a type of roti),
Wear an apron to stay clean while working with dough and spices.
Arriving 10-15 minutes early ensures you get the full hands-on experience.
Engage with the instructor to deepen your understanding of spices and techniques.
Bring home recipes and share your freshly baked breads with friends and family.
Indian bread-making traditions date back thousands of years, reflecting the cultural importance of shared meals.
Using locally sourced ingredients and minimal packaging helps reduce environmental impact.
Protects your clothes from flour and spice stains during the class.
Perfect for jotting down recipes and tips to take home.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a bit floury.
Great for carrying home any leftover ingredients or baked goods.