Gluten Free Cooking Classes Near Me

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Many people have taken up a new hobby while quarantining, from puzzling to painting to, notably, cooking. Given all the time inside, individuals have turned to their kitchens for comfort, even spurring a bread-baking craze (and a nationwide yeast shortage). With many of our favorite restaurant closed for in-house dining for the time being, we've been left to our devices to recreate our favorite meals. For those of us ready to take our experimentation up a notch, there are now a plethora of online cooking classes awaiting your perusal.

Whether you just want to learn the basics—roasting, knife skills—or are ready to dive into something advanced—a full French dinner—there's a course for you. From Instagram Lives to Zoom courses, find a class that strikes your fancy and let the cooking begin. Perhaps you'll get so skilled, you'll continue cooking even when we can leave our homes again. Either way, keep reading for our favorite virtual culinary classes.

Sur La Table

If you want a more interactive experience, Sur La Table offers a Zoom cooking class, with a new recipe each week. Ed Kernan, a chef with thirteen years of experience at Sur La Table, teaches the courses, with attendees able to ask questions along the way. You can also book a private event, for an even more intimate session.

Cost: $29/class

Udemy Essential Cooking Skills

The online course website offers over 100,000 classes, including cooking options. Start with their Essential Cooking Skills series (an hour and a half of content) to master the basics, and then move on to more advanced options like French macarons and Indian food.

Cost:dependent upon series/ Essential Cooking at $11.99

Christina Tosi's #BakingClub

For a free baking class turn to Christina Tosi's Instagram account. The founder of New York's famed Momofuku Milk Bar (known for their birthday cake truffles) posts a new, inventive baking recipe every day. From gooey chocolate chip cookies to popovers to chocolate cheesecake bars, it's hard to go wrong with Tosi's rich recipes.

Cost: Free

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Flour Bakery Instagram Series

To making baking easy, order a kit from Boston's Flour Bakery. On the bakery's website, you can get all the ingredients for a given recipe shipped directly to you in one convenient package. Then, follow along with founder Joanne Chang on her Instagram to learn exactly how to piece together a perfect multigrain loaf, a lowfat vegan chocolate cake, or double chocolate rye cookies.

Cost: Instagram classes are free/kits range in price

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America's Test Kitchen

Ready to get back to basics? In joining America's Test Kitchen's online platform, you'll have access to over 320 courses, with 5,000 photos and 200 videos. ATK will give you clear, step-by-step instructions for all of your favorite dishes, from dumplings to risotto.

Cost: $19.95/month

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Bluprint

If you're looking for a site that will give you a little bit of everything, try out Bluprint. Whether you want to try out a fun recipe with your kids, learn all the ways to use an air fryer, or figure out how to brew beer, Bluprint has a class for most cooking needs.

Cost: Varies by class, but many are around $20

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The Farm Cooking School

Impress your friends and family by learning to make full and elaborate meals. The Farm Cooking School's Zoom classes each focus on a theme like "Paris Bistro" or "Turkish Cooking," where you'll learn how to make multiple dishes from that genre. They also are offering a virtual kid's cooking camp this summer, if you want to get the whole family involved.

Cost: $60/class.

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ChefSteps

This high-tech kitchen studio will add some new insights to your cooking game. With a ChefSteps Studio Pass, you'll learn all sorts of kitchen "hacks," like how to make ravioli without pasta dough and cook fish in a microwave.

Cost: $69/year

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Kitchn

If you're starting from scratch, immerse yourself in the culinary arts with Kitchn Cooking School. There are twenty lessons for twenty days, beginning with knife skills and ending with everything you need to throw a dinner party.

Cost: Free

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Annie Goldsmith News Writer Annie Goldsmith is the news writer for Town & Country, where she covers culture, politics, style, and the British royal family.

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