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Online Chettinad Cooking Class with a Chennai Host

  • Durationapprox 1-2 hours
  • PricePrice shown at booking on Traveling Spoon

The Online Chettinad Cooking Class with a Chennai Host is a private video class offered by Traveling Spoon, the platform that connects travellers with home cooks around the world. Unlike the company's in-person experiences, this session takes place online, so participants can join from anywhere, and the video link is sent after booking. The host is based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, and teaches dishes from Chettinad cuisine, the spice-forward food of the Chettinad region of southern Tamil Nadu.

A private online class covering Chettinad chicken masala and chicken rasam, with recipes and ingredient list emailed in advance.

The Online Chettinad Cooking Class with a Chennai Host is a private video class offered by Traveling Spoon, the platform that connects travellers with home cooks around the world. Unlike the company's in-person experiences, this session takes place online, so participants can join from anywhere, and the video link is sent after booking. The host is based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, and teaches dishes from Chettinad cuisine, the spice-forward food of the Chettinad region of southern Tamil Nadu. The session covers Chettinad chicken masala and chicken rasam, two savoury dishes that showcase the freshly ground masala, pepper, fennel and curry leaf flavours the cuisine is known for. The class runs for approximately one to two hours, and the price is shown at booking on the Traveling Spoon website. Recipes and an ingredient list are emailed in advance, allowing participants to shop for and prepare ingredients before the session, which makes the class a practical option for travellers planning a trip to Chennai or those wanting to recreate its flavours at home. No transport or in-person tasting is involved, and participants eat their own results in their own kitchens. Both dishes are savoury and non-vegetarian; visitors who avoid meat should ask the host whether a vegetarian adaptation is possible, and anyone with allergies should raise them at booking. The class is private, so the pace is set by the participants, with the host demonstrating and answering questions in real time. Group size is limited to the booking party, and language is confirmed at booking. A stable internet connection, a device placed where the host can see the stove and basic cookware such as a heavy pan or pot are the main requirements. Evening or weekend slots in the participant's time zone are worth checking against the host's availability in India.

Practical information for Online Chettinad Cooking Class with a Chennai Host · Last updated September 2026
Price Price shown at booking on Traveling Spoon
Duration approx 1-2 hours
Address Online video class - link sent after booking

Good to know

Operator
Traveling Spoon

Location

Online video class - link sent after booking

Highlights

  • Private online class with a Chennai-based host
  • Chettinad chicken masala and chicken rasam taught step by step
  • Recipes and ingredient list emailed in advance
  • Joinable from any kitchen with a video link sent after booking

Tips for visiting

  • Buy the ingredients from the emailed list before the session starts.
  • Test the video link and place the device so the stove and counter are visible.
  • Ask the host about vegetarian adaptations, as both dishes use chicken.
  • Check the host's time zone in India when choosing a booking slot.
  • Have a heavy pan or pot and basic cooking tools ready beforehand.

When to visit

Any season suits an online class. Check the host's availability against the time difference with India.

Accessibility

The class is held online and can be joined from home, which suits visitors with mobility limitations. Participants need a stable internet connection and a working kitchen.

Frequently asked questions

What dishes are taught in the online class?

The class covers Chettinad chicken masala and chicken rasam, with recipes and an ingredient list emailed in advance.

How long does the class last?

The session runs approximately one to two hours.

Where is the class held?

It is held online by video, and the link is sent after booking.

How much does it cost?

The price is shown at booking on the Traveling Spoon website.

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