Moroccan Cooking Class in Marrakech
Learn how to prepare traditional Moroccan dishes with a local chef in Marrakech. A hands-on 3-hour class covering tagine, salads and mint tea.
€45
Moroccan cuisine has a strong vegetarian tradition built in already — cooked salads, vegetable tagines and couscous are everyday dishes, not workarounds. Every class below can be booked as a fully vegetarian experience.
Moroccan vegetable tagine follows the same layered spice base and slow-cooking method as a chicken or lamb tagine, just built around seasonal vegetables and chickpeas instead of meat. Zaalouk and taktouka — cooked eggplant and pepper salads — are already vegetarian by default in most kitchens, not adapted specifically for visitors. That means a vegetarian booking isn't a simplified version of the class; it's the same techniques applied to a genuinely traditional set of dishes.
Learn how to prepare traditional Moroccan dishes with a local chef in Marrakech. A hands-on 3-hour class covering tagine, salads and mint tea.
€45
Visit a Marrakech souk with your chef to choose fresh produce and spices, then cook a full Moroccan menu with what you selected.
€55
A private Moroccan cooking class for couples, families and small groups, with a menu tailored to your taste and pace.
€75
A focused hands-on class on Morocco's signature dish — learn to build, season and slow-cook an authentic tagine from scratch.
€45
Learn the traditional way to steam and prepare Moroccan couscous by hand, Morocco's classic Friday family dish.
€45
A hands-on workshop for Moroccan sweets and the ritual of mint tea — learn to make briouats, ghriba and a proper pot of Moroccan tea.
€40
A guided tasting tour through Marrakech's best food stops — street food, local specialties and hidden spots most tourists miss.
€50
More than most visitors expect. Moroccan cooked salads like zaalouk and taktouka, vegetable tagine, and couscous with vegetable stew are all standard, widely available dishes — not special substitutions invented for tourists.
No. A vegetable tagine uses the same spice base and technique as a meat tagine, and the class covers the same skills — you're not missing out on the cooking itself, only the meat.
Yes, please mention it when booking so your host can plan ingredients and, for market-based classes, shop accordingly.
Booking for a vegetarian group?
Let us know on WhatsApp and we'll confirm the best fit for your group.