Authentic Indian Cooking Classes in Brooklyn, New York

Class Announcement

Dear Lovers of Indian Cooking,

Mukti’s Kitchen will resume our cooking classes in the Spring of 2024. Currently, I am taking a break to travel across India with the goal of learning new dishes and culinary secrets from various states and regions. Please visit our website for the new schedule of classes, starting in April.

Happy Holidays,

Mukti

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Food and Festivities of Gujarat

Food and Festivities of Gujarat

We had a rare opportunity to visit Gujarat about a year ago. A cousin and his family invited us over. On our way to Kolkata, my husband and I first went to Delhi for a few days, and then flew to Rajkot in the Westernmost state bordering Pakistan. From there, the cousin picked us up from the airport, and drove us to Jamnagar – a small city famous for the royal palace and fort of a famous British-era prince Raja Ranjit Singh. Gujarat is a place that has a number of unique features. One important...

Returning from India, American Food Did Not Taste That Great! 🙂

Returning from India, American Food Did Not Taste That Great! 🙂

When I came back to New York after spending a few weeks in India, it felt very nostalgic. The climate in India is always mild and mellow. People in India, in spite of going through many serious obstacles, are warm and friendly. And Indian food truly embraces you with its unbelievable taste, diversity, and culinary artistry. I do not want to undermine the talents of the many young and old chefs that thrive here in America, with their ratings and rewards and numerous followers. But here I am...

Monsoon Magic in India

Monsoon Magic in India

Every single person on earth has a special season they love the most. Here in America, most people perhaps love the fall, with the beautiful mild or perhaps a little cool weather, and Mother Nature unfolding its fantastic colors. Gentle breeze to soothe the soul. People take a minute to look around and appreciate the beautiful surroundings. In India, because we have six distinct seasons, and in most places there is no real winter with the snow and all, and fall is kind of indistinct, the...

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