Indian Cooking Class: Vegetarian Sharing Plates

Savour and cook delicious vegetarian Indian sharing plates, bursting with flavour!



3 hours

Class size 1 to 6 (public classes), 6 to 20

  $85 - $100 (Afterpay available)
($100 per guest when you book for 1+ guests, $90/guest for 4+ guests, $85/guest for 6+ guests. $150 per class surcharge applies for private classes)

Sydney
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Food & Drink
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Cooking
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Indian Cooking
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Asian Cooking Gifts
Looking for unique things to do in Sydney? Come learn how to cook Indian vegetarian food with Anu!
Hosted in the warm and relaxed atmosphere of my home kitchen in Neutral Bay, this cooking class is designed to bring the vibrant flavours and diverse traditions of Indian cuisine right to your plate. With over 300 million vegetarians in India, the country’s culinary landscape is full of delicious, plant-based meals that are packed with flavour, comfort, and culture.
My goal is simple: to make Indian vegetarian food feel approachable, nourishing, and doable in everyday Aussie kitchens. I share tips, shortcuts, and fresh ideas to help you cook confidently with Indian spices and ingredients — without spending hours in the kitchen.
This refreshed menu series brings together cosy comfort bowls, crispy snacks, and regional favourites — all vegetarian, all full of flavour.Each class focuses on a seasonal shared plates menu.
Choose one from the following four options:
  • Dosa & More: South Indian Cook-UpMake your own crispy dosas, spiced potato filling, fresh chutneys and pan-fried appe (fluffy lentil-rice bites).
  • Warm Hug in a Bowl: Idli, Sambar & ChutneySoft steamed idlis served in a comforting South Indian-style dal, with bright chutneys and a side of crispy appe.
  • Mumbai Comfort Bowls:Hearty one-bowl meals like Pav Bhaji, Misal or Ragda Pattice — bold, satisfying flavours served with buttery rolls and crunchy toppings.
  • Sliders & Canapés: Indian Street Eats RemixSpiced mini burgers, flaky pastries and crispy snacks—choose from vada pav, kacchi dabeli, puff pastry samosas, pakoras or dhokla.
Can’t decide which menu to decide? Choose - "Discuss with Anu" and I'll help you decide!
Note: Minimum of 2 guests per class, if we don’t meet the minimum, I’ll get in touch at least 3 days ahead to reschedule
Private Parties:
Thinking of a birthday, girls’ night, team get-together or small party at home?This class is a wonderful way to connect, learn, and share a homemade Indian feast — I bring the ingredients, you bring your friends.And we can customise the menu for your event.
What you'll get
  • Full demonstration with partial hands-on experience
  • A sit-down meal of all the dishes we cook
  • A sweet treat to finish
  • A glass of bubbles
  • Printed recipe handouts to take home
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Knowledge required
All classes are beginner-friendly.
What to bring
  • Just bring yourself! All ingredients and equipment are provided
  • You’re welcome to bring a container for leftovers
Add-ons available for this class
  • Indian Spice box ($50)
  • Tamarind Sauce ($10)
  • Green chutney ($10)
  • Snack Pack ($5)
You can add these when you book (optional).
Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, team building activity, birthday or hens party.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her, gift for mum or gift for couples.

Location

Neutral Bay, NSW

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

Your teacher can also travel within 50 kms of Neutral Bay, to a venue of your choice for a private class

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Anu Indapurkar
Anu Indapurkar

5.0 (52)
female Women-owned

Growing up in India, I initially had reservations about cooking, viewing it as tied to traditional gender roles. However, surrounded by the rich flavours and vibrant colours of Indian cuisine, I developed a love for cooking and sharing meals, inspired by my Mum's recipes and her emphasis on incorporating more vegetables into traditional recipes, instilling in me a deep appreciation for wholesome, nutritious food.
While my roots lie in traditional Indian cooking, my culinary journey expanded when I relocated to Australia 15 years ago. Exposed to a melting pot of cuisines, I found inspiration in blending traditional recipes with modern influences. Whether it's crafting comforting one-pot wonders like dal soup or experimenting with innovative twists on classic dishes like air-fried pakoras, and puff pastry samosa, cooking became my creative outlet and a way to express my rebellious spirit.
My approach to cooking values simplicity, practicality, and creativity, prioritising the use of fresh, seasonal produce while also embracing the convenience of store-bought ingredients to sustain a demanding lifestyle. I strive to strike a balance, ensuring that my dishes are not only delicious and healthy but also simple to put together.
I am here not just to share the recipes; but equally want to help foster a community of passionate, intuitive cooks, infusing spices in their day to day and promoting mindful eating practices.
Beyond the kitchen, I lead an active lifestyle, work full time and find myself to be very fortunate to be able to live in one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Having met my husband in Sydney, we bonded over our love for food, wine, running, cycling, camping, traveling and reading. With the support of my Australian family and friends, many of whom have been my enthusiastic guinea pigs turned cheerleaders, I'm excited to share my passion for Indian plant based cuisine with the world.

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