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We started with a tour of the neighbourhood. It was really fascinating and we learnt a lot about how the locals shop and cook, what they eat, and on what occasions. Afterwards, we prepared the ingredients we’d bought in the kitchen. There were only two of us on the cooking course, which meant we learnt a lot and were able to ask plenty of questions. Özge and Aishe were very warm and welcoming, and we felt very much at home throughout the evening. I recommend doing the cooking class at the start of your holiday so that you can buy the many delicacies you discover over the next few days. We were also able to take the leftovers from our home-cooked meal home with us. You also get a PDF with the recipes so you can recreate them at home.
We had a great time with our Cookistan instructor and her assistant. Started with a very informative street tour, stopping at a bakery, a street stand, a fish market and an offal store, specializing in organ meats. Then we went to the delightful studio school. The entire day was extremely well-organized, beautifully paced. We did some hands on prep and cooking. We made several dishes, including a simple but lovely, dessert. We also received a PDF of the recipes we prepared—plus other recipes. Our instructor also texted us some restaurant recommendations near our hotel. Overall a wonderful, culturally enriching experience. Highly recommend Cookistan Turkish Cooking Classes.
A very enjoyable experience from going to the market, to helping to prepare the meal to enjoying our feast on Asla’s beautiful covered patio. All the food is fresh and there is variety in the dishes we prepared. Highly recommended!
My partner and I had the most wonderful day! We had so much fun making all the recipes in their beautiful home, and learnt so much about the Turkish culture as well. The food was amazing and we can't wait to make the food at home! Özge, Hazal and Katia were amazing hosts and felt like family. Thank you ladies so much! It was the highlight of Istanbul for us 🙂 definitely would recommend!
I’ve never made homemade phyllo pastry dough and would have been intimidated to try on my own. This was a fantastic window into a world I’ve never known. It was a good time.
We came 4 persons to learn the Turkish luzon.we met Aisha and had a wonderful walk in the neighborhood.we met the otentic places were the citizen by their food.and then we came to the most pleasant place to cook.grat feelen clean an decorate super.we had a professional class and we were so happy
This was fast pace but super fun, the chef will only go at the speed if she knows you can handle it. We were given 4 different menus and you can choose what you wanted to cook which was brilliant. After cooking we sat down to eat what we had made. The class was informative and really fun. Totally recommended to anyone!
Selin and John are so nice and friendly. All the dishes are easy to make and taste really good. It’s a great experience to cook and eat local Turkish dishes in a Turkish home. We have a wonderful morning and lunch time together!
This cooking class was one of the highlights of my trip to Istanbul. Aishan took us on a wonderful tour of the Pangalti neighborhood and then guided us in making an extraordinary six-course traditional Turkish meal. The ambiance was incredible, and her and her sister were extremely hospitable. If you visit Istanbul, this class is a must!
Once you Enter Aysin home you will feel the warmth and coziness of it. You wont feel that you are a stranger, you would feel that you are in your own home and with the two lovely sisters, as being your own sisters, We had a great time, cooking was fun and yummy, Aysin made cooking so easy. I love the full experience and would do it again and again,, I recommend all to go for it, I would like to thank the two nice sisters for hosting us,, and because of you both I loved Istanbul more.
An amazing day learning to cook Turkish food with a wonderful chef and restaurant owner! Visited the local market first to pick out our fresh produce. Stopped for Turkish coffee and tea on our way to our class. Don't miss this experience! You will LOVE it!!! Thank you Asli! I will never forget this day!!
The markets were a highlight for me. Relatively uncrowded, the colors of the produce, smells and tastes. Asli made us very comfortable and gave us personal attention, answering all our queries and sharing other recipes. I liked the focus on vegetables, the meal was flavorsome and not heavy. I will be trying some dishes out when I get home.
Asli took us to her restaurant where she taught us how to cook a number of appetizers and a main dish. It was great! Sometimes she demonstrated in her open-air courtyard kitchen, and sometimes we helped with the prep work at a long table inside the restaurant. In the end we all enjoyed an amazing meal at a beautifully-set table in the courtyard. She even made a surprise birthday cake as it happened to be my 50th! The intimate setting, the great cooking info, the new foods, and the feeling that you were among friends (and not just on a tourist excursion), made the whole day magical.
I took this class a couple of weeks ago and I received a wonderful cooking class. I learned how to cook various Turkish and Ottoman Cuisine from scratch such as Yayla çorbası, Zeytinyağlı taze fasulye, Ispanaklı saç böreği and more. If you would like to experience the traditional Turkish food in a relaxing and friendly environment during a short stay in Sultanahmet, this class is highly recommend! :)
En una clase de cocina en Turquía, aprenderás a preparar platos clásicos como döner kebab, platos de meze, baklava y pilaf de arroz turco, a menudo usando ingredientes locales frescos.
Sí, muchas escuelas de cocina en Turquía ofrecen opciones veganas, enseñando versiones a base de plantas de platos tradicionales como sopa de lentejas, hojas de parra rellenas y baklava vegana.
Una clase de recorrido de mercado te lleva por bazares bulliciosos, donde elegirás especias frescas, aprenderás a asar kebap de brocheta y a armar wraps de dürüm, todo mientras conversas con vendedores locales.
Absolutamente—las clases aptas para familias en Estambul suelen incluir actividades prácticas para niños, como hacer mini pizzas de pide y decorar baklava, mientras los adultos disfrutan aprendiendo las recetas completas.
Las clases típicas duran de 3 a 4 horas y acogen de 6 a 12 participantes, dando tiempo suficiente a todos para practicar y degustar sus creaciones.
Las opciones halal son estándar en Turquía; los instructores usarán carne halal o sustituirán con pollo, y muchas clases también ofrecen alternativas sin gluten o sin lácteos.
Es costumbre quitarse los zapatos antes de entrar a la cocina, respetar el espacio del anfitrión y estar preparado para un uso generoso de especias—así que lleva un pequeño frasco de especias si eres sensible.
En verano, puedes probar platos refrescantes como köfte de carne cruda, mariscos a la parrilla y postres a base de fruta, y algunas clases coinciden con festivales locales como el Festival de la comida de Estambul, ofreciendo un sabor de las especialidades regionales.
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