Gatherings, not cooking classes

Cook the same thing, in different kitchens, together.

Pick the people first. Choose one dish between you. Then everybody cooks it at the same hour, each at their own counter, video on, hands busy — Porto, Zürich, Nairobi, whoever is yours.

Start a gathering See how an evening runs

Sunday, 19:00 — Ahmedabad, with Leicester on the counter.

Six people or two. No cooking skill assumed.

Porto

You pick the people

Three names is a good gathering. You invite them yourself — nobody is browsing for you, and nobody is browsing you.

Nairobi

Then the dish

One recipe, agreed between you, usually somebody's. Ingredients land in each person's list in their own shops and measures.

Singapore

Cook it at one hour

Chopping is the conversation. Afterwards the photos and the half-remembered instructions become a memory book only you lot can see.

Who would you want at your table?

That is the whole first question. There is no directory to search, no members to browse, no feed and no counts of anything. If you were not invited, you cannot see it — including us.

✓ Invitations come from a person, never from the platform
✓ A memory book stays shut until everyone in it agrees

Cook the same thing, in different kitchens, together.

You pick the people

Then the dish

Cook it at one hour

Who would you want at your table?

The part nobody writes down