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Ethiopian Cooking Class Reviews

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This is a fun activity in Shepherd’s Bush, London

On the hunt for exciting new things to do in London? Join seasoned chef Nazareth and learn how to cook a fantastic feast of Ethiopian cuisine at this cooking class in Shepherd's Bush market.

Your culinary experience will begin with demonstrations from your teacher, who will showcase simple cooking techniques along with the ingredients you can expect to use in the class before handing it over to you!

You'll prepare fresh and healthy dishes, including vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free meals using key ingredients essential to Ethiopian cooking, such as organic spices, fresh herbs, legumes and multi-grains. Nazareth will also show you how to make injera, a fermented flatbread, using teff flour. Traditional Ethiopian coffee and tea can be bought and enjoyed whilst you cook or with your meal!

This hands-on cooking class is perfect for students of all ability levels and a great chance to master basic recipes in a fun and inviting atmosphere!

Whether you're cooking with colleagues or searching for London activities to try with friends, you'll end this experience with some new skills and a delicious feast to enjoy in the kitchen or take home and share.

You are welcome to come solo but keep in mind you will be paired up with someone from the class.

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Mitesh Davda
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“Warm, welcoming teacher gave us a hands-on cooking experience and the confidence to make delicious Ethiopian food at home. She even removed the mystery of how to ferment the teff.”
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Posted 2 months ago
Sarah Graham
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“Great class!”
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Posted 2 months ago
Hema Simpson
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“I brought this as a birthday present for my husband, we had really good fun. The teacher is wonderful & went at a good pace. The food we cooked was delicious. I really like the restaurant where this took place and plan to visit for lunch one day. Thank you.”
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Posted 2 months ago
Yasmin Michael
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“We had a great time learning to cook Ethiopian food! Nazareth is a great teacher and it was so interesting to learn more about the spices used and methods to make all the dishes. You can eat in or take away your food but I recommend eating whilst fresh and also so that you can serve it up in the traditional way! You can also buy the spices and coffee beans at the restaurant.”
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Posted 2 months ago
Anna Budahazi
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“Great experience, totally recommend and would give it as a gift for a friend. The place is well decorated, the teacher was clear and helped us in every step. Dynamic class, funny, and we did the most famous dished which were amazing. After that there is the moment you eat and gather which was lovely. It is a do experience”
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Posted 2 months ago
“Such a lovely experience tucked away in Shepherd's Bush. The rustic setting was beautiful, and our host was amazing, putting in so much prep beforehand for things that usually take days to prepare. It was my first time cooking and eating Ethiopian cuisine, and I absolutely loved the flavor. We bought a pack of Chickpeas to take home so we could relive the experience! Thanks again for a wonderful evening; we look forward to returning.”
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Posted 2 months ago
Jody Ann Henry
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“This a a great class I learnt alot about Ethiopian spices and cooking, the teacher was great and knowledgeable. I had never had Ethiopian food before and this was a wonderful introduction the food was great 10 out of 10 would recommend.”
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Posted 2 months ago
“Well prepared and well delivered, Nazareth is an expert! Just the right amount of dishes and tasks for the time available. You can really see she has thought this through. I'm sure that there is a lot more to Ethiopian cookery, but as an introduction to typical dishes, it's a great start. Fabulous and well done!!”
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Posted 2 months ago