Migrateful

We have over 20 brilliant Migrateful chefs your team can cook up a storm with at a private cookery class or demo in London, Bristol and online. Today, get to know Migrateful chef Meriam 👋 Meriam is from Algeria, the largest country in Africa, located between Morocco and Tunisia. While in Algeria, Meriam worked as a firefighter and paramedic for 13 years. Meriam's mum taught her how to cook when she was 10 years old. She tells us, "It has always brought me so much joy. My dream is to be a chef. I watched Masterchef on TV and I used to dream that I would be part of it." At Meriam's cookery sessions, your team will master recipes like Bourek (cheese and vegetable rolls), a celebratory dish, often served during Ramadan, Chakshouka (spiced pepper sauce), and stuffed Algerian dates, which are traditionally served to guests when they come to tea, or given as gifts 🎁 Join Meriam for a class at the Migrateful cookery school in Farringdon, or host a shorter cookery demo in your own space. Enquire via the form on our website: https://lght.ly/fj6ch56

It was fantastic meeting the Match My Project team, who supported the brilliant chef Nadereh at her first-ever Kurdish Iranian cookery class recently 🙌 Thank you all for coming along – we hope to see you again in the future!

Last night, co-CEOs Jess and Vickie had a fantastic time at the Food & Travel Reader Awards after being shortlisted for the Cookery School of the Year category! 🏆✨ Although we didn’t take home the win (this time!), we are incredibly proud for our cookery school to have received this recognition. Being nominated alongside some of the best cookery schools in the country—none of which have a charity element— was a truly proud moment for all of us. It tells us that our social enterprise model is working; our cookery school not only supports refugees and migrants but also delivers an exceptional culinary experience to our customers. Thank you to everyone who voted for us! Your continued support means the world to us! 🧅💜

Such a pleasure to host you all! So pleased you enjoyed your cookery session with the brilliant Guncha 💜

We're seeking passionate cookery class facilitators to support Migrateful classes in London! 📣 Looking for flexible work that makes a difference? You’ll gain hands-on experience, connect with inspiring individuals, and enjoy delicious cuisines from around the world — all while supporting a meaningful cause. About the role 🍽 Our cookery class facilitators play a crucial role in ensuring our cookery sessions run smoothly and are enjoyable for everyone involved. You’ll be responsible for: 🍽️ The preparation and setup of classes 💪 Supporting the chef 👥 Managing volunteers 💜 Ensuring an engaging and educational experience for all participants Required shifts will be anything from two cookery sessions per month to three per week, depending on demand. Full training will be provided. More details about the role and how to apply can be found here: https://lght.ly/9lol12 About Migrateful 🧅 We are an award-winning charity and social enterprise that supports asylum seekers, refugees and migrants on their journey to integration, employment and independence. We do this by preparing them to teach cookery classes where they share their traditional cuisine and culture with the public and private groups.

First Sky Discovery team event since joining a month ago, catching up with colleagues coming from far and wide to join in the fun. Is there a better way to bring a team together than to cook a nice meal and through collaborative efforts, create a memorable evening eating and sharing stories? Well, I can only think of one, to do it all through an amazing charity that is providing much needed support to refugees and migrants during their journey settling here in the U.K. Thank you Migrateful for a wonderful experience and more importantly for all the hard work you are doing for a great cause. Nathan Wigginton Martin Flavell Daniel H. Matthew Hollings #givingback #teamwork

We have over 20 brilliant Migrateful chefs your team can cook up a storm with at a private cookery class or demo in London, Bristol and online. Today, get to know Migrateful chef Meriam 👋 Meriam is from Algeria, the largest country in Africa, located between Morocco and Tunisia. While in Algeria, Meriam worked as a firefighter and paramedic for 13 years. Meriam's mum taught her how to cook when she was 10 years old. She tells us, "It has always brought me so much joy. My dream is to be a chef. I watched Masterchef on TV and I used to dream that I would be part of it." At Meriam's cookery sessions, your team will master recipes like Bourek (cheese and vegetable rolls), a celebratory dish, often served during Ramadan, Chakshouka (spiced pepper sauce), and stuffed Algerian dates, which are traditionally served to guests when they come to tea, or given as gifts 🎁 Join Meriam for a class at the Migrateful cookery school in Farringdon, or host a shorter cookery demo in your own space. Enquire via the form on our website: https://lght.ly/fj6ch56

On Friday our team had the opportunity to go to Migrateful for our Art of Kindness event. Migrateful's mission is to celebrate refugees and migrants on their journey to integration by supporting them to run their own cookery classes. We spent an afternoon cooking Iranian food, making three dishes under the careful guidance of Razieh, who patiently supported us in making dishes from her country. We listened to her story, cooked her dishes and then all sat down to eat and enjoy the fabulous food. Not only was it the perfect opportunity to support this charity and the work it does but it was also a great way to spend time as a team and learn something new. Thank you to Lauren A. and Jane Marshall for organising this for us.

We thoroughly enjoyed our team class with Migrateful cookery school today. We chopped, stirred, seasoned, and even made dumplings. We also laughed a lot! Thanks to chef Najee for the delicious recipes, Sabah for wonderful hosting, and the volunteers who joined us too. We loved the mission and the experience - highly recommend!

Last week, our team at Reply had the pleasure of attending a Migrateful Cookery Class led by the wonderful Chef Zeenat, who shared the vibrant flavours of West African cuisine. We learned to make the classic Ghanaian dish, Efo Riro, with yam and plantain — so delicious! 😋🌿 It was a great opportunity to bond as a team, enhance our culinary skills, and support Migrateful, a charity that empowers asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants through cookery.🎗️ A big thank you to David Otter for organising this across the UK recruitment and HR teams, and to the Migrateful team for hosting such a fun and memorable experience! 🍽️👩🏽🍳 #Migrateful #Charity #TeamBonding #HR #Recruitment #Reply #LifeAtReply #Cooking