Indian Cooking Night

People are cooking an Indian dish in a large kitchen
Two women in a large kitchen; one of them is holding a mixer. In the background, other people are working. A man watches as falafels are being shaped in the kitchen. Round boondi ladoos on a baking sheet The cooking team is gathered around a kitchen island with pots of food on it. Two people are cooking at the stove; in the background, there are people talking. People are eating at a round table set with a white tablecloth, drinks, and food

As part of our diverse portfolio of employee benefits—which includes workplace health management (BGM) and values-based teamwork—a special cooking evening took place last week. In addition to Sr. Susanne (who has a passion for cooking), Elda and Ashitha—who are currently completing their voluntary social year (FSJ) at our Maria Hilf nursing home for the elderly—were also there, bringing an authentic Indian flair with them thanks to their nationalities. Everyone had the chance to learn more about Indian food and cooking culture from the two of them.

The meal consisted of biryani as the main course, a salad, and boondi ladoo for dessert. Asian spices—which aren’t commonly used in German cuisine—were used generously.

Here’s what we can reveal: it was absolutely delicious, all the dishes turned out great, and in the friendly atmosphere, a few of us even dared to eat traditional Indian food with our fingers.

Everyone had a great time. Many thanks again to Elda and Ashitha for this wonderful evening, and to our “Kloster Hegne Aktiv Team” for always coming up with such great group activities.

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