Jordan · COOKING CLASSES
Maqluba flipped out of the pot, bread on a saj, and a mezze table you assembled yourself. The 5 below are priced and honest about how much you cook versus watch.
Review of a private Jerash tour from Amman, with Roman ruins, a local guide, hotel pickup, optional cooking class, and practical value advice.
“The driver was on time. He gave me some historical information as we drove to and from Jerash. The tour guide was fantastic and definitely worth the extra money.”
Cook Jordanian dishes in a local family home in Aqaba, share a floor-seated meal, and learn about Jordanian food, faith, and daily life.
“Friendly people and good food, but way too expensive for this ‘experience’. We only prepared a soup, a main dish and a dip. I hoped to learn a lot more for this price. Didn’t go to the market as said.”
Cook Jordanian dishes in Amman with local hosts, enjoy a homemade meal, and add a private panoramic city tour with hotel pickup.
“Sitting and talking over the amazing meal we helped create. A warm and welcoming kitchen experience.”
Cook Jordanian food by a fire in Little Petra, share tea with Bedouin hosts, and dine beneath the stars for a quiet five-hour evening.
“The food was really good and Hesham and Fiona were great hosts. The dinner site was right along the road. It ended up being windy and a little rainy on the night I had the dinner, so we didn’t stay out as long as anticipated, but Hesham and Fiona invited me to their house for tea and snacks to make up for it.”
Learn Jordanian recipes with a chef in Amman, then share a home-style feast, Arabic sweets, coffee, tea, and printed recipes.
“We thoroughly enjoyed our cooking class here! We had so much fun and learned a lot. Hiba was so friendly as was the chef and even after our cooking class, Hiba gave us so many recommendations and insightful information on things to do in Jordan. Highly recommend 😁”
Pick a stretch of the road south.
