If both of you are foodies and you’ve been to all the best restaurants in town more times than you’d like to admit, why not try your hand at haute cuisine in your own kitchen? Hire a chef to come cook beside you, or, if that's not possible, use The Chef & The Dish service to Skype in a chef from anywhere in the world. “Hang up the keys, open a bottle of wine, get into the kitchen, and Skype a chef from Italy, Spain, Japan, Hungary, or elsewhere," says CEO Jenn Nicken. "After a few hours 'together,' say goodbye to your personal chef and enjoy an awesome meal you cooked.”

What’s more classy than a lobster dinner? Being confident enough to crack one open yourself with The Chef & The Dish’s Everything Lobster online course.

Global cuisine is represented by chefs from the actual places the dishes originate, such as Brazilian steak, Hungarian goulash or sushi from Japan. Some solo classes are as inexpensive as $149, but most start at around $299 for two people, plus ingredients.

Gift them a virtual cooking class with a The Chef & the Dish gift card. Choose from a variety of dollar amounts, starting at $100.

Knowing how to make handmade pasta means that you can have handmade pasta at any time, no travel expenses needed. The Chef & The Dish offers a ton of cooking classes (pasta and beyond) where you can get private or group cooking classes in a whole range of cuisines.

Choose your 2 1/2-hour class—Vietnamese shrimp dumplings and pho, Italian pesto and focaccia, Turkish bourekas and baklava, and many others—roll up your sleeves, clink wine glasses and get cooking. Your teacher joins you via video call, guiding you as you chop and sizzle your way to a romantic dinner.

You’ve heard of armchair travelers, but how about kitchen counter travelers? The Chef & the Dish pairs home cooks with professional chefs in locations from Turkey to Thailand, Italy to New Orleans, for private, two-hour, kitchen-to-kitchen cooking lessons by Skype.

If you can use Skype, you can cook "next" to a pro chef thanks to The Chef & The Dish. While the site offers virtual cooking classes for everything from Thai cuisine to at-home date nights, there's one offering that's perfect for right now: What's In Your Fridge?

If you hire a personal chef for someone, you feed them for a day. But if you gift them a cooking class, you help them become a chef. The Chef & The Dish offers more than 100 private classes via Skype with chefs around the world.

With more than 125 cooking classes on offer, there's something to please all kinds of palates. Grab a gift card and let your sweetie select the class he wants to try.

Truly one of the most dope culinary experiences we've found. If he wants to learn how to make kebabs, chef Asli Mutlu will video call into your home, live from her kitchen in Turkey.

The virtual private lessons are taught by pros and cover single dishes like pho, paella and fresh pasta. Since it’s a lot like the digital equivalent of a couple’s cooking class, it’s great for gifting (and they do offer gift cards).

By joining classes in their own kitchens and using their own equipment, students gain a deeper familiarity with what it actually feels like to cook well at home.

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A cooking class with The Chef & The Dish lets you video conference a chef based in Italy, Thailand, Japan, Spain, Turkey, New Orleans, and more places, into your home for a private cooking experience. Together, you and your chef whip up a meal authentic to that region.

Enter The Chef & The Dish, a globally unique company that helps people find the perfect chef from across the world for a private one-on-one cooking and cultural experience via a video conference in the comfort of the kitchen. So you can learn how to make Pad Thai with a chef watching you and cooking with you in Thailand, while you watch the ocean behind her as you make an epic meal and share stories together.

Imagine if you could take a culinary expedition across the globe, prepping a classic pomodoro in Italy one night, teriyaki donburi with daikon salad and miso vegetables in Japan the next. Thanks to Jenn Nicken, founder of The Chef and the Dish, you can. Best of all, you never have to leave your own kitchen. Or wear pants.

It might seem odd that a company that offers virtual cooking classes with chefs from around the world who whip up exotic, local dishes has its roots in Buffalo wings, but that’s where the story began for Jenn Nicken, the founder of The Chef & The Dish.

The Chef & the Dish’s one-on-one virtual cooking classes allow your dad to go on a culinary adventure from the comfort of his own kitchen.

Unlike streaming cooking demos on Facebook Live, the renowned roster of chefs at The Chef & The Dish offer live, step-by-step instruction, and on-the-spot troubleshooting.

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This takes the whole hot sauce gift idea up a notch. With more than 125 cooking classes on offer, there's something to please all kinds of palates. Grab a gift card and let your sweetie select the class he wants to try.

For moms who love to cook, cooking classes from The Chef & The Dish are an experience she'll never forget. First, she'll select her favorite cuisine and then she'll be paired with a private chef via Skype. To make this gift extra special, you should take the class with her, and being on dish duty wouldn't hurt either.

The Chef and the Dish hosts private Skype sessions with global chefs to learn specialized recipes like seafood paella.

For Valentine's Day, we recommend indulging your sweet tooth with a dessert-making class.