Ramadan at Home with Fatafeat invites people to stay safe and get inspired with home cooking and celebration ideas. Chef Manal, Chef Orfali and Chef Hayat are sharing favorite dishes for Ramadan feasts at home, including recipes for multi-course feasts consisting of appetizers, main courses, desserts and beverages to round out the experiences. While Chef Mohammad Orfali invites people to try their hand at making recipes from a mix of cuisines around the world, Emirati Chef Hayat Al Shaibani also explores the foundations of traditional food menus with an internationally inspired twist.
During Ramadan, some of these episodes from Fatafeat will be airing daily, while others will be shared on a set day of the week.
Ramadan-Inspired Cooking Episodes
Fatafeat is Helping Families Enjoy Ramadan at Home
Trend Themes
1. Ramadan-inspired Cooking - Ramadan-at-home cooking episodes are tapping into consumers' desire to learn new recipes and cook at home during the pandemic.
2. Multi-course Feasting - Multi-course feasting episodes for Ramadan are showing how food and beverage companies can promote product lines for holiday meals.
3. Cultural Fusion Cooking - Fusion cooking episodes from Fatafeat are promoting the idea of experimenting with international flavors that still honor traditional dishes.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Food and beverage companies can capitalize on Ramadan celebration by promoting food products for home cooking during Covid-19 pandemic.
2. Media and Entertainment - Ramadan-inspired cooking episodes are providing opportunities to engage with audiences and create original content during the pandemic.
3. Hospitality - Hotels and restaurants can offer online cooking classes and virtual event experiences, tied to Ramadan, as a way to attract and retain customers in an increasingly competitive market.