Cooking Class: A Taste of Dubai
Transport yourself to Dubai in this immersive cooking class. Chef Akshay will teach you the recipes and techniques to crafting authentic Middle Eastern favorites. First, learn how to make a flavorful hummus with black chickpeas and smoked chestnuts. Next, whip up a Manakeesh from scratch and top it with goat cheese and ground meat for a delicious flatbread. Learn how to make Arabic pickles, flavored with olive and lime. Finish the meal with Arabian desserts made with pastry dough, coffee and caramel.
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Signature Black Hummus
With smoked chestnut, black chick pea and degenerated husk
Goat Cheese Za'atar & Ground Meat Manakeesh (Mock Meat for Vegetarians)
With fresh goat cheese, ground meat/mock meat, za'atar spice and homemade Manakeesh bread
Arabic Pickles
With turnip, radish, beets, carrot, olive and lime
Arabian Desserts
With coffee, pastry dough and caramel
Most dietary restrictions can be accommodated if noted prior to the event. Please mention this in the message field when you submit your booking request as adjustments to recipes cannot be made during class.
- Minimum Guests 2
- Maximum Guests 10
- Event Duration 2 hours
- Activity Level
Activity Level
- LabelsBeginner, Fusion, Fun, Asian
Reviews Guests Left For Other Experiences
Brenda
17 Jun 2024
Food exceeded expectations! The chef was very informative and friendly. Can't wait to do another class!
Outside Reviews for Chef Akshay
Marcelo S.
07 Feb 2024
Chef Akshay has a great culinary knowledge. Very fun and didactic.
Maintaining a fruitful and respected career in the hospitality scene, Chef Akshay has accomplished impressive endeavors. He has experience launching high-profile restaurants and even the joy of entertaining as a host and judge on food television. Ashkay's striking portfolio boasts a long list of awards, consisting of crafting various cuisines from around the world and teaching gourmet kitchen techniques for curious and aspiring cooks. You'll certainly love your immersive culinary experience with Chef Akshay.
