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Stuck At Home? This Award-Winning Chef Is Teaching Free Cooking Classes On Instagram

March 18, 2020

Michelin-Star chef Massimo Bottura is teaching free online cooking classes during this time when people are stuck at home and restaurants across the world are closed.

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Every night, Chef Bottura is streaming how he prepares his nightly meals.

He is calling the live streams "Kitchen Quarantine," which take place at 3pm ET on his official Instagram account.

 

 

 

 

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Tonight 8pm on @instagram TV #staytuned #staysafe #kitchenquarantine with Massimo tonight at 8pm

A post shared by Massimo Bottura (@massimobottura) on Mar 14, 2020 at 9:23am PDT

So far the 57-year-old Italian chef has taught us how to make a veggie-packed Thai curry, salad, tortellini in a thick parmesan sauce, and a New York-inspired pasta.

Afterwards, Bottura addresses fan questions and comments about the recipes in an online Q&A session.

 

 

 

 

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Hey All, here is our second video where I answer some, of the many amazing questions you’ve been asking! Keep it up! See you tonight at 8 pm CET for a new episode of #kitchenquarantine • Stay Safe and Stay Tune!

A post shared by Massimo Bottura (@massimobottura) on Mar 16, 2020 at 9:18am PDT

But Bottura wants to be clear that he isn't just teaching kitchen skills.

"This is not a cooking show," he said in a short video this afternoon. "It's just a way to share with people from all over the world… we just want to be part of the world. There's a beautiful sentence in Italiano from a poet, Franco Arminio [translated to]: Yes, we are here, home, but we are talking with the whole world, so we are sharing with the whole world."