Visit a local home and learn about Mangalorean homecooking in this unique culinary experience. Your host Wilma will open her home to you and teach you about the foods she grew up eating and serves to her family. Wilma is a seasoned home cook and loves to entertain. During your one-hour cooking demonstration Wilma will show you how she prepares Mangalorean specialties like appams (South Indian crepes made with fermented rice batter) or sannas (small, fluffy steamed cakes) with a chicken stew and a seasonal vegetable curry.
This experience is a wonderful way to gain insight into the local culture in Bangalore and spend time with a local who is eager to share her culture and cuisine with visitors!
Please meet your host Wilma at her home, which is very close to Katherine Villa, senior citizen's home on Hutchin's Road, Cooke Town. Exact address can be found in your ticket upon booking confirmation.
Meeting location: Meet Wilma at her home, Windchimes Apartments, which is very close to Katherine Villa, senior citizen's home on Hutchin's Road, Cooke Town, Bangalore-560005. Here is a Google Maps link to her location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sDou9QkkUyAfTs7Q8 Feel free to call her for directions as maps in India can be confusing.
Address: Windchimes, II Floor, 24 Hutchin's Road, Cooke Town, Bangalore 560005
Local contact information: If you need assistance, please contact Wilma at +91 9901902499 or wilmamachado53@gmail.com
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Traveling Spoon is a supplier of Viator and TripAdvisor. We offer travelers authentic food experiences with locals, in their homes. Founded by two travelers and food lovers, Traveling Spoon helps others make meaningful cultural connections through food. Contact us at reservations@travelingspoon.com if you have general questions about our services. For specific questions related to your booking please contact your host directly with the contact information provided above.
We hope you have a meaningful experience and look forward to hearing about it!
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