As a person who is far away from all real-time classes. I have had to rely on online classes. Believe it or not. I have a zillion of these all over the place. Subscriptions as well as Classes. I have learned so much from them.
A word of advice - Classes Vs School Subscriptions?
If you are just starting out - I strongly suggest taking a subscription to an online school instead of buying individual classes. Why?
The online subscription will give you a wide range of cakes to learn from. You will learn lots more techniques. A good online school will usually spoon-feed you with all the information you need for whether it's food or cake, which usually includes, which type of cake to use, how many servings you will get and what pan is best for cooking, what the different names for the different techniques used, how many tiers you need for a cake, how much will it cost you, how much time you need.
Plus
In the long run, you will find a subscription is a lot cheaper than buying classes that you may not necessarily need later. As your skills improve some of these classes will become obsolete. So spend wisely.
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Gayathri
Thank you for the tips Veena, when are you next series of baking lessons. I have already attended bread and cake . I love your recipes and thank you whole heartedly on helping all your readers .
Veena Azmanov
Thank you, Gayathri. I am happy you are enjoying these. I plan to make some more soon.