New online kitchen academy cracks the art of home cooking

From sharpening knife skills and refining recipes to geeking out on the science behind the techniques, brand new online cookery school, The Devilled Egg opens a world of poaching, preserving and patisserie at the touch of a button. With in-depth video tutorials and downloadable recipes added weekly, an A-Z of useful terminology and techniques, plus access to support and advice from the chefs, this new-look online platform delivers a culinary masterclass to any home kitchen.

Welcoming autumn’s glut of orchard fruits and late vegetable harvests, The Devilled Egg’s head chef, Barbora Ormerod, has prepared tutorials to take the season’s staples to lip-smacking new places, including a recipe for autumnal gyoza, packed with pumpkin, tofu and quinoa. Designed to teach home cooks a new skill for their repertoire, whilst experimenting with fresh flavour combinations, these gyoza parcels reinvent a Japanese street food classic with trademark Devilled Egg twists, including Amaretti biscuits in the filling.

Whether it’s learning the fundamentals, deciphering the jargon or mastering tricky techniques, subscribers have the flexibility to work through The Devilled Egg step-by-step, as they explore, experiment and embrace the art of home cooking. Thanks to Barbora’s creative, practical and encouraging approach to teaching, seasoned home cooks and novices alike can challenge themselves at their own pace and make the most of autumn’s bounty, whether served up with steak, packaged in pastry or preserved as presents ready for Christmas.

Subscription to The Devilled Egg costs £4 per month or £40 per year and includes unlimited access to the extensive library of tutorials and recipes, which are updated weekly, as well as the A-Z, monthly journal and expert advice from the chefs.

One month’s free trial is available by registering at www.thedevilledegg.com/free-trial.