Cooking course: offers and providers in your region

There are many different types of cooking courses, which can vary greatly in length. Many courses are one-day and last just one evening or a short day. Others last two or even five days, either as a block course or as a weekly recurring cooking course.

Ayurveda cooking courses cover a wide range of topics, which can vary depending on the type of course and provider. The aim is to put the principles of Ayurvedic nutrition into practice and adapt them to individual needs.

Typical topics covered in an Ayurveda cooking course:

• Basics of Ayurvedic cuisine: introduction to Ayurvedic nutrition, flavor combinations, effects of spices and foods
• Type-appropriate cooking (Dosha nutrition): Preparation of meals tailored to Vata, Pitta or Kapha
• Remedies and dietetics: nutrition for specific complaints or to promote health
• Ayurvedic light diet and Panchakarma accompaniment: recipes for relief days and cures
• Ayurvedic cuisine suitable for everyday use: quick recipes for working people and families
• Gynecology and pediatrics in Ayurveda: Nutrition in different phases of life
• Gourmet cuisine and creative Ayurveda recipes: Delightful implementation for special occasions
• Seminar catering and Ayurveda event management: planning and implementation of Ayurveda menus for groups

Many Ayurveda cooking schools offer their Ayurveda cooking courses not only in Switzerland, but also in neighboring countries. The topics are taught in a practical way and are often supplemented by background knowledge on Ayurvedic nutrition.

As each school sets its own focus for the Ayurveda cooking course, it is worth clarifying the specific course content directly with the respective school. A contact form is available to help you, which forwards the request directly to the desired school.

In the Ayurvedic tradition, Ayurvedic cuisine is not just the processing of food, but a culinary art that turns cooks into healers. A food can become a remedy, give life energy and strengthen the body, mind and soul in a way that is tailored to the individual. Ayurvedic nutrition is a holistic and type-appropriate diet that can make a significant contribution to a person's health. In an Ayurveda cooking course, participants learn the basics and subtleties of Ayurvedic cuisine.

In general, no special knowledge is required of participants in a cooking course. Basic cooking experience is usually sufficient. However, there are some special courses that require participants to already have experience in certain areas, such as the course. The Ayurveda Cooking School of the Ayurveda Academy. For this 5-day course, either completion of the Ayurveda basic course or previous general and nutrition-specific Ayurveda knowledge is required. Always inform yourself in advance about the exact conditions of participation and the required prior knowledge.