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Become a Home Chef
Learn to cook from scratch and master restaurant-quality meals in your own kitchen. Perfect for beginners and food lovers.
Our Top Courses
We've selected the best programs to get you started. Each course offers step-by-step lessons, hands-on recipes, and guaranteed results — even for beginners.
Bruschetta al Pomodoro
What you'll learn
How to select and prepare the ripest, most flavorful tomatoes for maximum sweetness and juiciness.
Proper technique for toasting bread to achieve a crisp exterior and tender crumb.
Balancing acidity, sweetness, and texture in a simple tomato-garlic-basil mixture.
Chopping methods to ensure uniform tomato pieces and even seasoning distribution.
Infusing olive oil with garlic and herbs to enhance overall flavor.
Presentation tips for arranging bruschetta on a platter or serving board.
Duck Breast with Caramelized Apples and Port Wine Sauce
What you'll learn
How to score and season duck breast for optimal rendered fat and crisp skin
Techniques for safely rendering duck fat in a cold pan and achieving uniform sear
Steps to caramelize apple wedges using butter, brown sugar, and a pinch of cinnamon
Methods for constructing a port wine reduction with shallots, herbs, and a splash of balsamic
Timing coordination to rest the duck and serve apples and sauce at the perfect temperature
Osso Buco
What you'll learn
How to choose the right cut (veal or beef shank) and prepare it for braising.
Techniques for browning meat and aromatics to develop a flavorful base.
Proper use of white wine and tomato elements to achieve a balanced sauce.
Heat control and timing to ensure the shank becomes fork-tender without drying out.
Preparation of gremolata (lemon zest, garlic, parsley) to top the dish with bright freshness.
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Cobb Salad
What you'll learn
How to poach or grill chicken breast for optimal juiciness
Technique for rendering and crisping bacon
Proper avocado selection and slicing without browning
Making a balanced Dijon-honey vinaigrette
Layering and plating the salad for visual appeal
Variations to adapt to dietary preferences (vegetarian, gluten-free)
Beef Tacos
What you'll learn
Beef Selection & Preparation: How to choose between ground beef, skirt steak, or chuck roast; trimming and cutting techniques for even cooking.
Seasoning & Marinades: Crafting a balanced spice blend (chili powder, cumin, oregano) and optional citrus-based marinade for tender, flavorful beef.
Cooking Methods: Techniques for stovetop sautéing, grilling, and slow-simmering to achieve optimal texture and taste.
Tortilla Choices & Warming: Differences between corn and flour tortillas; methods to warm or lightly char tortillas on a skillet or griddle.
Salsa & Sauce Creation: Simple recipes for pico de gallo, salsa verde, and creamy sauces (e.g., crema or chipotle aioli), including ingredient ratios and seasoning adjustments.
Taco Assembly & Layering: Order of layering (meat, salsa, cheese, garnishes) to prevent sogginess; tips on portion sizing and presentation.
Garnish Variations: Ideas for fresh cilantro, diced onions, lime wedges, pickled jalapeños, and cotija cheese to enhance each bite.
Serving & Pairings: Suggestions for sides (rice, beans, elote) and beverage pairings (margaritas, aguas frescas) to complete the meal.
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Mojito
What you'll learn
How to properly muddle mint and sugar to release essential oils without bruising the leaves.
The ideal ratio of white rum, fresh lime juice, and simple syrup for a perfectly balanced drink.
Techniques for layering ingredients and adding soda water to preserve carbonation.
Tips for selecting the freshest mint varieties and hand-rolling or tearing leaves.
Methods to crush ice at home for that classic “frosty” Mojito texture.
Variations on the traditional recipe, including flavored syrups or fruit additions.
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Caramelized Banana
What you'll learn
Banana Selection & Ripeness
How to choose bananas at the peak of sweetness and proper firmness for caramelizing.
Recognizing visual and tactile cues that indicate ideal ripeness.
Caramel Sauce Preparation
Techniques for melting and browning sugar without burning—achieving a smooth, amber-hued caramel.
Balancing sweetness and depth by adjusting cook time and adding flavor enhancers like vanilla or citrus.
Cooking & Coating Bananas
Proper slicing methods to ensure even cooking.
Timing the addition of butter and bananas so the fruit softens without turning mushy.
Tips for gently tossing banana slices in hot caramel to create uniform coating.
Serving & Pairing Ideas
Creative ways to plate caramelized bananas as a standalone dessert or as a component (pancakes, waffles, yogurt, ice cream).
Garnish suggestions—nuts, herbs, spice dustings—to add texture and color contrast.
Storage and make-ahead strategies to preserve caramel’s texture and banana integrity.
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Crème Brûlée
What you'll learn
Custard Fundamentals (Paragraph):
You’ll discover how to create a smooth, silky custard by properly tempering egg yolks and controlling oven temperature during baking.
Flavor Infusion (List):
Selecting and preparing vanilla beans vs. extract
Balancing sugar and cream ratios for optimal richness
Incorporating subtle flavor variations (e.g., citrus zest, liqueur)
Caramelization Technique (Paragraph):
Master the process of evenly sprinkling sugar over the cooled custard and using a torch (or broiler) to achieve a perfectly caramelized, glass-like crust without burning.
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Carrot Cake & Spiced Loaf Cakes
What you'll learn
How to grate carrots (or prepare alternative base ingredients) to achieve ideal moisture and texture
Techniques for toasting nuts and folding mix-ins to prevent a heavy crumb
Spice blending ratios for cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves to balance warmth and sweetness
Methods to cream butter and sugar just enough—no overmixing—so loaves rise evenly without tunnels
Frosting options: crafting classic cream cheese frosting, drizzling brown butter glaze, and applying a neat powdered sugar dusting
Variations on the base recipe (apple-spice, pumpkin-spice, coconut-carrot) to adapt to seasonal ingredients
Lobster Roll with Garlic Butter
What you'll learn
How to select, buy, and cook fresh lobster meat (from boiling/steaming to picking meat).
Techniques for making flavored garlic butter (infusing with garlic, herbs, lemon zest).
Proper seasoning and temperature control to keep lobster tender and juicy.
Best practices for toasting split-top hot dog buns or brioche rolls so they hold up and absorb butter.
How to assemble and garnish a Lobster Roll (balancing textures with finely chopped celery, chives, or parsley).
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Chocolate Fondant
What you'll learn
Ingredient Selection & Preparation: How to choose high-quality chocolate, cocoa powder, and eggs; correctly measure and prepare ingredients for optimal texture.
Temperature Management: Techniques for melting chocolate and butter to avoid seizing or burning, including bain-marie and microwave methods.
Batter Consistency: How to achieve the right balance between a custard-like batter and a stable cake structure so that the exterior sets while the interior remains molten.
Molding & Baking: Proper greasing, flouring, or buttering of molds; timing and oven temperature adjustments to guarantee a uniform rise without overcooking.
Plating & Presentation: Tips for unmolding the fondant cleanly, garnishing ideas (e.g., dusted cocoa, fresh berries, ice cream pairing), and creating an elegant plating design.
Troubleshooting Common Issues: Solutions for common pitfalls—such as undercooked centers that are too runny, overbaked cakes with no molten core, or cracked exteriors.
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Waldorf Salad
What you'll learn
Selecting the best apple varieties for texture and flavor
Toasting walnuts to maximize aroma and crunch
Balancing creaminess and acidity in a mayonnaise-yogurt dressing
Incorporating optional mix-ins like grapes or dried cranberries
Plating techniques for an attractive presentation
Beet & Goat Cheese Salad
What you'll learn
How to select and roast beets for optimal flavor and texture
Tips for achieving the perfect creamy goat cheese consistency
Preparation of a bright citrus-honey vinaigrette
Plating techniques to create a restaurant-style presentation
Nutritional benefits of beets and goat cheese
Moussaka
What you'll learn
How to choose and prepare eggplants (salting/removing bitterness, proper slicing, and roasting) for ideal texture.
Techniques for browning ground lamb or beef, layering in tomato paste, crushed tomatoes, and seasonings (cinnamon, oregano, allspice).
Steps to make a silky-smooth béchamel sauce: roux creation, milk tempering, seasoning, and controlling thickness.
Methods for constructing Moussaka “assembly”—layering eggplant, meat sauce, and béchamel—to ensure even baking.
Guidelines for baking time and temperature so the top turns golden brown without drying out the filling.
Presentation tips: letting Moussaka rest for clean slices, garnishing with chopped parsley, and pairing with Greek salad or crusty bread.
Mousse & Bavarian Cream Cakes
What you'll learn
How to prepare a stable French or Italian meringue for mousse bases, ensuring smooth, airy texture
Techniques for melting and tempering chocolate, fruit purées, or coffee infusions to flavor mousses
Steps for making Bavarian cream: blooming gelatin, combining with custard base, and folding whipped cream for lightness
Methods for assembling layered desserts: soaking sponge or biscuit bases, pouring mousse, and creating neat, level layers
Tips for unmolding and glazing cakes—mirror glaze or ganache—to achieve a glossy, professional finish
Variations on flavor profiles: dark chocolate-mint mousse, raspberry-vanilla Bavarian, and tiramisu-inspired cream layers
Pulled Pork Sandwich
What you'll learn
Choosing the Right Cut: How to select a well-marbled pork shoulder (Boston butt) and understand why fat content matters for pulled pork.
Seasoning & Rubs: Crafting a balanced dry rub with spices and aromatics to build depth of flavor.
Cooking Methods: Techniques for both traditional smoker smoking (wood vs. charcoal), oven roasting, and slow-cooker approaches—pros and cons of each.
Temperature Control: Monitoring internal meat temperature, knowing when to wrap (the “Texas crutch”), and recognizing the “stall” point.
Shredding & Resting: Properly resting the cooked pork, shredding techniques (fork vs. claw), and keeping the meat moist.
BBQ Sauce Basics: Making a homemade barbecue sauce (vinegar-based, tomato-based, or mustard-based variations) and adjusting sweetness, acidity, and heat.
Sandwich Assembly: Choosing the ideal bun (brioche, kaiser roll, or potato roll), layering techniques to prevent sogginess, and adding complementary toppings (coleslaw, pickles, onions).
Plate Presentation & Storage: Tips for presentation (plating, garnishes) and storing any leftovers without losing texture or flavor.
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Mushroom Vol-au-Vent with Sour Cream and Thyme
What you'll learn
How to select and prep a mix of wild mushrooms for maximum flavor (cleaning, slicing)
Techniques for sautéing mushrooms to develop deep, caramelized notes without becoming soggy
Crafting a silky, sour cream–based mushroom sauce (balancing acidity and creaminess)
Proper assembly of homemade or store-bought puff pastry shells to maintain crispness
Finishing touches: infusing fresh thyme, seasoning, and plating for an attractive presentation
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Carrot Cake & Spiced Loaf Cakes
What you'll learn
How to grate carrots (or prepare alternative base ingredients) to achieve ideal moisture and texture
Techniques for toasting nuts and folding mix-ins to prevent a heavy crumb
Spice blending ratios for cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves to balance warmth and sweetness
Methods to cream butter and sugar just enough—no overmixing—so loaves rise evenly without tunnels
Frosting options: crafting classic cream cheese frosting, drizzling brown butter glaze, and applying a neat powdered sugar dusting
Variations on the base recipe (apple-spice, pumpkin-spice, coconut-carrot) to adapt to seasonal ingredients
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Mastering Chocolate Cakes
What you'll learn
Ingredient Essentials
Understanding Dutch-process vs. natural cocoa
Choosing between all-purpose, cake, and bread flour
Role of oil vs. butter for moisture
Batter Techniques
Creaming method for light layers
One-bowl “melted-chocolate” method for dense cakes
Whipping egg whites for chiffon-style chocolate cake
Baking & Structure
Oven temperature calibration and its impact on rise
Tips for level cakes: pan prep, baking strips, and testing doneness
Troubleshooting: sunken centers, gummy crumbs, uneven tops
Fillings & Frostings
Crafting silky chocolate ganache (TABLE BELOW)
Whipped chocolate buttercream vs. Swiss meringue buttercream
Simple whipped cream and mousse fillings
Decoration & Assembly
Stack and level layers with a cake comb and turntable
Smooth crumb coat, final coat, and ganache drip techniques
Simple piping (star tips) and fresh-fruit accents
Frosting Type Key Ingredients Best Use Case
Chocolate Ganache Equal parts dark chocolate & cream Drip cakes, glossy finishes
Swiss Meringue Buttercream Egg whites, sugar, butter, cocoa Stable layer cakes, rosettes
Whipped Chocolate Buttercream Butter, cocoa powder, powdered sugar, milk Light filling, quick spreads
Vegan & Gluten-Free Cake Innovations
What you'll learn
Flour Blends & Ratios: How to create balanced gluten-free flour mixes (almond, oat, rice, sorghum) and adjust for different cake styles (sponges, pound cakes, chiffon).
Binder Techniques: Use flaxseed meal, chia gel, and aquafaba as egg replacers to provide lift and cohesion; troubleshoot sticky or crumbly batters.
Moisture Control: Incorporate nondairy milks (almond, oat, coconut), fruit purées, and oil ratios to maintain tenderness without a gummy crumb.
Sweetener Alternatives: Work with maple syrup, coconut sugar, and date paste; understand how liquid versus granulated sweeteners affect texture and browning.
Flavor Innovations: Develop unique cake profiles—matcha-coconut layer, cacao-beet marble, citrus-herb infusion—using natural colorants and extracts.
Frosting & Filling Adaptations: Prepare stabilized coconut whipped cream, aquafaba meringue buttercream, and avocado-chocolate ganache; learn to pipe and decorate without dairy.
Baking Adjustments: Modify oven temperatures, bake times, and pan preparations for even rise and minimal collapse in vegan/gluten-free batters.
Troubleshooting: Identify and fix issues like dense crumb, dryness, or collapse; use gentle folding, resting times, and moisture tests to ensure success.
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