Cooking Classes Under $100

Q: Which cooking class should I choose for a fresh start?

Explore beginner cooking classes if you want a foundation across several techniques, or culinary knife skills classes if chopping and slicing are your main focus. Sourdough starter workshops suit cooks curious about fermentation, while one-hour cooking workshops are worth exploring when you want a shorter experience. For time together, browse cooking classes for couples. Check each class’s price and details separately.

Q: What can I learn in a cooking class under $100?

The options cover both practical techniques and from-scratch cooking. Essential Skills for Every Cook teaches knife cuts, vinaigrette, pan-searing and seasoning. From-Scratch Ravioli focuses on pasta dough, filled ravioli and sauces, while Bread Science: Sourdough Starter explores fermentation and starter maintenance. Read the class description to see exactly what you’ll practice.

Q: Are there online cooking classes under $100?

Yes. Online Herb Roasted Chicken Dinner (Eastern Time) is listed below $100 and teaches herb-roasted chicken, sautéed Brussels sprouts and crisp fingerling potatoes. Other online options cover skills such as knife handling and meal preparation. Confirm the session’s price, date and time zone before booking.

Q: Will a class cost the same at every location?

Not necessarily. In-store class prices vary by location, so confirm the displayed price for your selected location and session to keep your choice within budget. Check dates and open seats before making plans.

Q: What if I have a food allergy?

For an in-store class, contact the local Cooking School before attending. Recipes may contain ingredients that aren’t named in the menu titles, and recipe adjustments cannot be made during class.

Start the new year with something you can use every day: more confidence in the kitchen. Explore cooking classes under $100, from everyday techniques and fresh pasta to bread workshops and online dinners. Find a class that sparks your curiosity, whether you’re learning for yourself or making time to cook with someone you love.

A fresh start can be as simple as learning one technique you’ll use again and again. Practice pan-searing for weeknight dinners, learn to make pasta dough from scratch or explore bread baking. When comparing affordable cooking classes, look at the skills, menu and format—not just the price—to find an experience that fits your interests. Check the details for your selected session before making plans.