Getting bored of your own cooking? Let a pro help you take your home cooked meals to the next level

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DOMINIQUE ANSEL'S MASTERCLASS | James Beard Award-winning pastry chef Dominique Ansel has a 17-lesson Masterclass course where you can learn how to make pastries like madeleines, fruit tarts and a luxurious chocolate cake. Pair those with some baking hacks and you could have your own world-class bakery one day. The class is available for $90 or as a part of the Masterclass $180 annual fee.

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FOOD NETWORK KITCHEN APP | If you've ever watched Food Network and really wanted to cook alongside Ree Drummond, Giada De Laurentiis or Ted Allen, now you can with the Food Network Kitchen app. This mobile app features on-demand classes with your favorite celebrity chefs, cookbook authors and other food influencers. It's available for $39.99 a year or as a monthly subscription for $6.99.

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ANTONI POROWSKI'S COOKING LESSONS | "Queer Eye" co-host Antoni Porowski isn't just fostering animals during the coronavirus pandemic, he's also using his Instagram to teach a few cooking lessons for free. Using IGTV, Antoni is hosting the cleverly titled "Quar Eye: Cooking Lessons in Quarantine," where he makes omelets, chicken with beans and more using leftovers, whatever he can find at the store and pantry staples.

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JAMIE OLIVER'S YOUTUBE | If you want to learn how to cook the perfect steak, the best way to make scrambled eggs or how to cook any number of pasta dishes, look no further than celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's YouTube channel. He has popular tutorials on how to make these staple dishes and many, many more.

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WOLFGANG PUCK'S MASTERCLASS COURSE | You can learn how to cook like a chef by taking Wolfgang Puck's Masterclass. Available for $90 or as a part of a $180 annual pass, this 16-lesson course features recipes for pepper steak with red wine sauce, roasted branzino and a seafood gazpacho, among others.

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LYNETTE MARRERO AND RYAN CHETIYAWARDANA'S MIXOLOGY MASTERCLASS | Hosted by craft cocktail bigwigs Lynnette Marrero and Ryan Chetiyawardana, this 17-lesson Masterclass will teach you how to make classic cocktails like old-fashioneds, martinis and highballs. The class is available for $90 or as a part of the Masterclass $180 annual fee.

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TYLER FLORENCE'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL | Celebrity chef Tyler Florence recently launched a new YouTube channel, Wolf It Down, where his team posts weekly culinary demonstrations. While there aren't a ton of videos online yet, there are delicious chicken recipes like chicken parmesan and chicken marsala.

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MURRAY'S CHEESE | Murray's Cheese is one of those touristy spots worth visiting, but of course it's closed right now. So this New York City cheese shop has moved its cheese events online for anyone, anywhere. It is offering a handful of virtual cheese pairing classes for American, French and Spanish cheeses. Don't worry about hunting down all that fromage — Murray's will mail participants four different quarter-pound cheeses and four accouterments per class for $110.

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THOMAS KELLER'S MASTERCLASS COURSES | You can learn from this icon via Masterclass, an online education site where he has two courses. The first is a 36-lesson class where you learn classic cooking techniques and recipes for glazed carrots, poached eggs, gnocchi and more. His second 22-lesson class has lessons on fried chicken, braising meat and more. Each class is available for $90 or as a part of a $15 per month all-access Masterclass pass.

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NEW YORK TIMES COOKING'S YOUTUBE | If you want to learn how to make pasta, rice and other dishes from The New York Times cooking team, the section's YouTube channel has helpful and entertaining videos. In addition to practical tips like one-pan dinners, there are also playful tutorials on "Harry Potter"-inspired desserts and how to make Internet-famous foods.

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GORDAN RAMSAY'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL | Gordon Ramsay has an extensive YouTube channel filled with helpful kitchen tutorials. Some of his most popular videos include how to finely chop an onion, how to master basic cooking skills, how to scramble eggs like a celebrity chef and how to fillet a salmon.