1. Sign up for an online cooking class on our website. You will receive an email with a grocery list, instructions for any prep work you'll need to do before class begins and a video conference link.
2. On the day of your class, gather your ingredients and click on the provided link to join. A League of Kitchens instructor – an immigrant who is an exceptional home cook and inspiring teacher – will welcome you from her home kitchen. Classes are capped at 13 students, so you'll get plenty of time for questions along the way!
3. Your instructor will show you how to prepare a menu of family recipes, coaching you every step of the way. You and your virtual class mates will cook together, learn together, share stories and culture. At the end of class, everyone will eat together during a virtual dinner party.
4. Had fun? Sign up again! Check the public class schedule or consider booking a private cooking class for a group - great for celebrating birthdays, team building and making new memories with loved ones. Learn new skills, meet new people, and experience a new cuisine and culture - all from the comfort of your own kitchen.
Mentions in press and media 2
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| Mar 31, 2014 | Kitchensurfing brings master chefs straight to your kitchen | I ate the best meal of my life at New York’s world-famous Eleven Madison Park restaurant. Now I can recreate that gustatory experience ten feet from where I sleep. Through Kitchensurfing, an online marketplace for private chefs, I can pay a... |
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FAQ about The League of Kitchens
What has the press written about The League of Kitchens?
Parsers VC has collected 2 articles mentioning The League of Kitchens, among them “Kitchensurfing brings master chefs straight to your kitchen” (Mar 31, 2014).
Is The League of Kitchens still active?
Yes, The League of Kitchens is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Mar 31, 2014.