Lockdown living has forced us all to be a bit more comfortable in the kitchen and even inspired some to cook for the first time.
Now we're back to some semblance of normality, there are even more ways to expand your skills and learn recipes you never even knew existed.
Scotland's leading cook school is welcoming back budding chefs with a retro-inspired menu of culinary classics.
Following an 18-month hiatus due to coronavirus restrictions, The Cook School Scotland, just outside Glasgow, has opened its doors once again.
The cook school offers more than 25 different classes taught by Head Chef Stuart Leslie and his expert team.
With the trend of nostalgic flavours and classic dishes making a comeback after a resurgence during the pandemic, Stuart and his team will be taking a step back in time this autumn with ‘Retro’ and 'School Dinner’ themed Demo & Dine Sessions planned for October and November, showcasing old-school favourites including artic roll and chicken kiev.
Stuart Leslie, Head Chef at The Cook School Scotland, said: “Our online classes were extremely popular during lockdown and allowed us to keep in touch with our customer base and keep teaching people how to cook.
“We’ve been really touched by the feedback from customers and enthusiasm for the classes reopening. People have really developed their skills and are looking forward to coming to show them off and take them to the next level.
“Expect chef tales, cooking tips, and customary banter at the table as we try new tastes and different cuisines together.”
Classes are now available to book, with prices starting at £50.
For more information, and to book a Cook School Scotland class, visit here.
