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We run multiple cohorts throughout the year so you can start when it works for you. Each program follows the same curriculum but different groups start at different times. Some sessions fill faster than others, especially the ones starting in a few weeks. If you see something that fits your schedule, it's worth signing up early because once a cohort reaches capacity we move people to the next available start date.

All programs include the same materials, instructor access, and peer interaction. The only difference is when your group begins. You'll work through the content at a steady pace with your cohort, which helps with accountability and lets you learn alongside others at the same stage.

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Available Sessions

Three distinct programs with different focuses and time commitments. Each one teaches practical skills you can use right away. Pick based on what you want to learn and how much time you can dedicate each week.

Foundations of Home Cooking

8 weeks · enrollment open
Learn essential techniques that apply across different recipes. We cover knife skills, heat management, seasoning basics, and how to adjust recipes based on what you have available. Each week builds on the previous one.
  • Core techniques for everyday meals
  • How to improvise when ingredients vary
  • Weekly practice assignments with feedback
  • Small group discussions on common challenges
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Meal Planning Strategies

6 weeks · starts soon
Practical approach to organizing your weekly cooking so it takes less time and reduces waste. Covers batch preparation, ingredient overlap, storage methods, and adjusting plans when schedules change.
  • Systems for efficient grocery shopping
  • Prep techniques that save time later
  • Adapting meals for different dietary needs
  • Templates you can customize
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Regional Cooking Approaches

10 weeks · enrollment open
Study how different culinary traditions solve similar problems. Each region has developed techniques suited to local ingredients and conditions. We examine why certain methods work and how to adapt them to your own kitchen.
  • Techniques from four regional traditions
  • Understanding flavor combinations
  • Ingredient substitution principles
  • Guest sessions with experienced cooks
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What to Expect

Each program follows a structured progression. You'll know what's coming each week and what you need to complete before moving forward. The timeline below shows how a typical session unfolds from enrollment through completion. Actual pacing may vary slightly based on your cohort's specific start date, but the sequence remains consistent.
Week 1

Orientation and Setup

Get familiar with the platform and materials. Review the complete syllabus so you know what's ahead. Complete a baseline assessment that helps instructors understand where you're starting from. Connect with your cohort group.

Weeks 2-4

Core Skills Development

Work through foundational techniques with guided practice. Each lesson includes demonstration videos, written guides, and specific exercises. Submit your practice results for feedback. Participate in group discussions about common questions and challenges.

Weeks 5-7

Application and Integration

Apply what you've learned to more complex scenarios. Work on projects that combine multiple techniques. Get detailed feedback on your execution. This phase includes peer review sessions where you see how others approached the same challenges.

Final Week

Review and Assessment

Complete a comprehensive project that demonstrates what you've learned. Review key concepts and identify areas for continued practice. Receive final feedback from instructors and your overall progress summary. Access to materials continues after completion.

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