The League of Kitchens is an immersive culinary adventure in NYC where immigrants teach intimate cooking workshop in their homes.

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Upcoming Workshops

Immersion Workshop #1

Nepali Cooking
with Rachana Veg

Immersion Workshop #1
Flushing, Queens
Saturday, Sep 1, 1pm-5:30pm
$175
Workshop full.
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Immersion Workshop #2

Indian Cooking
with Yamini Veg

Immersion Workshop #2
Kew Gardens, Queens
Sunday, Sep 2, 1pm-5:30pm
$175
Workshop full.
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Immersion Workshop #1

Argentinian Cooking
with Mirta

Immersion Workshop #1
Forest HIlls, Queens
Sunday, Sep 2, 1pm-5:30pm
$175
6 spots available
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"Taste of" Workshop

Uzbek Cooking
with Damira Veg

"Taste of" Workshop
Borough Park, Brooklyn
Wednesday, Sep 5, 11am-1:30pm
$120
6 spots available
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"Taste of..." Workshop

Indian Cooking
with Yamini Veg

"Taste of..." Workshop
Kew Gardens, Queens
Friday, Sep 7, 7pm-9:30pm
$120
6 spots available
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Immersion Workshop #2

Argentinian Cooking
with Mirta

Immersion Workshop #2
Forest HIlls, Queens
Sunday, Sep 9, 1pm-5:30pm
$175
5 spots available
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How it Works:

An immigrant who is an amazing home cook and inspiring teacher welcomes you and 5 other people into their home.  
You cook together, eat together, learn together, and share culture and stories. You go home with a booklet of their family recipes and an in-depth shopping guide.
Had fun? Sign up again and go somewhere new! Learn new skills, meet new people, and experience a new cuisine and culture.
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Or contact us to schedule a private workshop at no extra cost.
Nawida

Nawida

Afghanistan
"I think it’s important to pay attention, especially to the small things. You need to go slowly and pay attention, even when you’re feeling rushed. "
Damira

Damira

Uzbekistan
"The most important ingredient to cook with is love - because I love the process of cooking and all the people I cook for, everything tastes good!"
Mirta

Mirta

Argentina
" I love to imitate my mom's cooking, sprinkle in culture, and preserve traditions."
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“The workshop was a lot of fun, a really special thing. It was really well done and everything was so thought through. Above and beyond what was expected.”
— Jeff O.
“Despina & the League of Kitchens allowed me to do a few of my favorite things all at once: eat amazing food, learn how to cook that food for myself, visit a new NYC neighborhood, and meet some fabulous new people!”
— Kemi I.
“It was a delightful experience. In many ways it was like a meal among friends where everyone gathers in a kitchen and chips in to prepare a meal. We left sated and knowing more about a cuisine and a culture.”
— Kemi I.
“I had a great experience with Nawida. She is a natural teacher. Also, I liked hearing about Nawida's story. There aren't many opportunities to share an experience with folks from other cultures without feeling like a tourist or voyeur. The workshop really fulfills an unmet need in that regard.”
— Dan B.
“Yamini welcomed us into her home, introduced us to her wonderful cuisine, and imparted her knowledge in a very warm, enthusiastic manner. The love for her culture and the Indian cuisine was felt in every technique and bite. She is an amazing women and great home chef! It was a wonderful day!”
— Joyce E.
“The meal was delicious—and unlike anything to be found in a restaurant. We lingered over it like old friends.”
— The Wall Street Journal
“Quite possibly the coolest foodie thing to do in New York, whether you’re a visitor or local.”
— Condé Nast Traveler
“It’s a culinary cultural exchange without a plane ticket.”
— The New York Times
“An afternoon with the League of Kitchens is inspiring, fulfilling and filling.”
— Tasting Table
“The best cooking class I've ever been to.”
— Max Falkowitz, Editor of Serious Eats NY
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