Moroccan Cooking Class with Local Amazigh Family in Medina Rabat

First, we'll make Moroccan tea together the traditional way, from brewing to pouring, and enjoy it Then, you'll knead, shape, and bake INKAN bread over charcoal in a clay oven . Next, using a +120 years old family grinder, you'll make fresh Amlou (Amazigh peanut butter). You'll also enjoy your freshly baked bread with the Amlou you made, plus golden honey, butter, olives, and local olive oil, a true Berber delight. After that, you'll choose any Moroccan dish you like, tagine, couscous, Rfissa, or another favorite, and cook it step by step with me and my mother. Then we gather around our family table to feast together, sharing stories, laughter, and the warmth of Moroccan hospitality. Finally, dress in our family's traditional Berber clothing and real silver jewelry for photos and memories, a sweet ending to your experience. Why it's special: ● Cook any Moroccan dish you choose, not just a fixed menu ● Hands-on from start to finish, you'll grind, knead, chop, and pour ● Rare access to real Amazigh traditions, not just tourist activities ● Hosted in our family home on a beautiful rooftop in the heart of the Medina

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   Bab al Ahad Bab El Had

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   Ancient Walls Medina Rabat

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   Rabat Old Town

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   Kasbah des Oudaias

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   Hassan Tower

Bake Tafarnout Bread over Charcoals — You'll knead, shape, and bake traditional Amazigh bread in a clay oven over charcoal (weather permitting). · Traditional Moroccan Mint Tea — First, we'll make Moroccan tea together the traditional way from brewing to pouring, and enjoy it · Make Amlou (Amazigh Peanut Butter) — Using a +120 years old family grinder, you'll make fresh Amlou from peanuts and honey, then taste it warm on bread that we made · Amazigh Bread with Amlou & Honey — Enjoy your freshly baked bread with the Amlou you made, plus golden honey, butter, olives, and local olive oil, a true Berber delight. · Your Choice: Cook Any Moroccan Classic — Pick any dish you like: tagine, couscous, Rfissa, or another favorite. We'll cook it together step by step, just like our family does. · Feast Together — We gather around our family table to enjoy the meal you helped create, sharing stories, laughter, and the warmth of Moroccan hospitality. · Try On Amazigh Wedding Outfits — After the meal, dress in our family's traditional Berber clothing and real silver jewelry for photos and memories, a sweet ending to your experience.