Knife Skills & Mise en Place
Grip, stance and the classic cuts: julienne, brunoise, chiffonade. Filmed close up, so you can see exactly where the fingers and the blade go.
Step-by-step videos and clear articles that teach the technique behind the dish, so you can cook it at home and then cook a hundred more.
Grip, stance and the classic cuts: julienne, brunoise, chiffonade. Filmed close up, so you can see exactly where the fingers and the blade go.
Egg dough at the right hydration, rolled by hand or by machine, shaped into tagliatelle, ravioli and orecchiette.
Béchamel, velouté, espagnole, tomato and hollandaise, plus the roux and emulsion technique behind every one of them.
Choose by technique or by level. Beginner lessons assume nothing but a knife and a hob.
See each step done in real time, with close-ups where the detail matters.
Exact quantities, temperatures and timings, plus why each step works.
Cook along or come back to it later. Repeat it until it becomes yours.
No. Beginner lessons start from how to hold a knife. Intermediate lessons assume you are comfortable with basic cuts and cooking on a hob.
A sharp chef's knife, a board, a heavy pan and a set of scales cover most lessons. Each guide lists anything extra, such as a thermometer or a pasta machine, before you start.
Every lesson has a video that shows the technique and a written guide with exact quantities, temperatures and timings, so you can cook along or print it and keep it by the hob.
Our recipes use common allergens such as gluten, eggs, milk and nuts. Always check ingredient labels, and read our Food Safety & Allergens page before you cook.
Yes. Email us the dish or technique you would like to learn. We read every request and use them to plan new lessons.
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