Join Selina Lee for a deep dive into Korean braises, with advice for choosing cooking vessels, ingredients, and techniques for making top-notch Korean comfort food.
Part of the Learn to Cook—Fall 2026 Saturdays Series
In this vegetable-focused class, we’ll work with a rainbow of seasonal produce, widening your vegetable horizons to help you make varied, inviting, and nourishing meals.
Michael Kalanty leads this hands-on baking class featuring two Japanese breads that have taken the world by storm: Milk Bread (Shokupan) and Shio Pan (Salt Bread).
Writing a cookbook proposal isn’t easy. Many aspiring authors are overwhelmed by the prospect, and their cherished projects stall. Dianne Jacob, writing coach and award-winning author, will help you jumpstart your proposal with this online 3-session workshop.
Need help getting dinner on the table? Jackie Apple shares cooking tips and an all new collection of recipes to enliven your weeknight routine.
Part of the Learn to Cook–Fall 2026 Thursdays Series
Stock your pantry, freezer and recipe collection with basics for easier menu planning. We’ll show how a simple chicken and pantry staples can yield enticing meals all week long.
David Groff offers another sauce-making intensive, this time focused on dessert sauces, butter sauces, and pan sauces that can boost your cooking from ho-hum to restaurant-quality in a flash.
Part of the Learn to Cook—Fall 2026 Saturdays Series
Stock your pantry, freezer and recipe collection with basics for easier menu planning. We’ll show how a simple chicken and pantry staples can yield enticing meals all week long.
Instructor Jackie Apple shares her family recipes for traditional Argentinian empanadas. Roll, fill & fold your way to a fun, casual and delicious Sunday afternoon!
Part of the Learn to Cook–Fall 2026 Thursdays Series
Fall months call for heartwarming recipes to nourish us through the season. Learn to make comforting braises, hearty bean dishes and satisfying main course salads.
Part of the Learn to Cook—Fall 2026 Saturdays Series
Fall months call for heartwarming recipes to nourish us through the season. Learn to make comforting braises, hearty bean dishes and satisfying main course salads.
Cook along with Chef Greg Dunmore of The Japanese Pantry as he shares his versions of Tan Tan Men, Napa Cabbage and Sesame Salad, and Inari Sushi.
Part of the Learn to Cook–Fall 2026 Thursdays Series
Learning to cook with the versatile egg can yield countless tempting meals. Join us to poach, fry, boil, bake, soufflé and scramble your way to egg expertise.
Go beyond the turkey to discover a quartet of showstopping alternative roasts and accompanying sides that will be right at home on your holiday table.
Part of the Learn to Cook—Fall 2026 Saturdays Series
Learning to cook with the versatile egg can yield countless tempting meals. Join us to poach, fry, boil, bake, soufflé and scramble your way to egg expertise.
If your plans include a cozy holiday meal just for two—or perhaps 4—David Groff’s festive menu full of small special touches is made for you!
Fermentation evangelist Karen Diggs shares her knowledge of Japanese fermented foods, from shio koji to amazake. Learn how the microbial world contributes to taste, texture, preservation, and our well-being.
Vegetable evangelist and award-winning cookbook author Cara Mangini will help you turn a glorious array of vegetables into five customizable, wildly delicious meals.
Join Frances for a Friendsgiving meal of updated classics, from Spiced Turkey Skewers with dynamite dipping sauces to Vanilla Panna Cotta with Cranberry Coulis for dessert.
Ukrainian chef and author Anna Voloshyna leads a cozy class celebrating the release of her new cookbook, UKRAÏNE: Recipes and Stories from Kyiv to the Black Sea.