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Most of us cook the same ten meals on repeat. Not because we're boring, but because we never learned to trust ourselves in the kitchen. This course changes that.
6 weeks · Video + Live Q&A
How to read a farmers market, what "in season" actually means where you live, and how to build a pantry around the seasons rather than around a recipe list.
Acid, fat, salt, heat: the four things that make food taste like food. How they interact, how to taste as you go, and how to fix a dish that isn't quite working.
Stocks, sauces, and foundations that elevate everything else. Why they matter, how to make them without fuss, and when to use them.
Weeknight techniques that don't require an hour or a culinary degree. How to build a complete, satisfying meal from a single pan and whatever is fresh.
Scaling up, planning a menu, and making a meal feel like an occasion. How the best home cooks think about hosting without making it a project.
Adapting recipes, substituting confidently, and developing your own instincts. This week is about internalizing everything and finding your own voice in the kitchen.
How to read a farmers market, what in season means where you live, and how to build a pantry around the seasons.
PDF guides for each week covering key concepts, technique summaries, shopping lists, and space to take your own notes.
Each week closes with a live session where Nadia answers your questions directly. Can't make it live? Recordings are available.
Access to a private group of cooks going through the course together. Share what you're making, ask questions, get feedback.
60+ original recipes organized by season and technique, yours to keep, adapt, and make your own at home with ease and confidence.
Everything is yours to keep. New materials added over time are included automatically, no extra cost, no expiry date.
Nadia Flores is a cookbook author and recipe developer whose newsletter From Scratch reaches more than 40,000 home cooks every week. She writes about weeknight cooking, seasonal ingredients, and the kind of food that makes people feel genuinely at home.
Her first book, What's In Season, was named one of the best cookbooks of the year by Bon Appétit and Food52. She has contributed to The New York Times, Epicurious, and Cherry Bombe, and consults for restaurants and food brands on recipe development.
Join 200 cooks in the first cohort of The Seasonal Table. Cohort begins May 12. Enrollment closes May 9.
Enrollment closes May 9 · 200 spots total