80+ Best Cooking Blog Post Ideas [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: January 19th, 2023

Looking to write a new Learning To Cook blog post but experiencing some writer's block?

Coming up with new blog post topics and content ideas can be time-consuming and daunting.

What's even more challenging is coming up with a great content idea - one that will bring you the right traffic and resonate across your audience.

Writing a great blog post can take hours, days, and sometimes even weeks, so it’s critical that you do your research to ensure your post will reach your intended audience.

In this post, we provide you with:

Learning To Cook blog post topics to write about
Learning To Cook blogging ideas
Other Learning To Cook content ideas
Real-world examples of Learning To Cook blogs and topics
Proven tips and strategies on **how to find the right Learning To Cook blog ideas.

Learning to Cook Blog Post Topics & Categories

Here are a few of the most popular Learning to Cook blog post categories and topics to write about:

Food Hacks
Kitchen Advice
Meal Preparation
Recipes
Kitchen Basics
Cooking Tips
Food
Diets
Special Occasions
Food Trends
Desserts
Main Dishes

Different Blog Post Types (& How To Use Them)

How-to-guide content

How-to-guides are a great way to share insight and knowledge across your audience.

These guides are informative and teach your reader how to complete a given task using step-by-step instructions.

The more value and answers you bring to your reader, the more they are likely to return to your site and, eventually, turn into a customer. Here a few things to remember when writing your "how-to-guide:"

Write directly to your reader with clear and concise instructions
Identify the logical order of your instructions and use numbered lists
Use headings and bold to identify key stages in your step-by-step guide
Use photos and videos as much as possible to provide context to your reader

List-based content

Lists are a great way to consolidate information and provide your user with a quick and simple read.

For those that want a quick answer or don’t have time to read a long article, lists are a great way to quickly answer your searcher's query.

List content is great for driving traffic to your blog, and they are often quick to create.

Other blog post types

There are various other blog post styles you can use to create content.

When you combine a mix of different blog post styles into your content strategy, you create an engaging experience for your audience.

Here are some other blog post styles you should consider experimenting with:

Ebooks
Infographics
Video content
Case studies
Interviews or Q&A's

How-To-Guide Learning to Cook Blog Post Ideas

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How to properly use a knife
Beginner's guide on how to cook a roasted chicken
How to make the meal looks delicious and healthy4
How to make a basic meal from given ingredients
How to recreate a popular recipe
How to organize your kitchen
Guide on how to choose the best cooking hardware
How to make a basic veggie dip for your family
How to cook fast and easy
How to cook beets
How to make my experimental breakfast
How to cook like a pro
How to cut cauliflower like a pro
How to make cultured butter
How to make soup as a beginner
How to cook fish fillet as a pro
Steps on how to prevent sudden stove-ups
How to perfectly cut warm brownies
How to easily shred chicken in 20 seconds
How to teach children how to cook
How to make a tender and juicy grilled salmon
How to decorate cookies with royal icing like a pro
How to make a soup in just less than 15 minutes
How to properly freeze peaches
How to prepare a 5-star meal at home as a beginner

Learn more about starting a cooking class:

Where to start?

-> How much does it cost to start a cooking class?
-> Pros and cons of a cooking class

Need inspiration?

-> Other cooking class success stories
-> Marketing ideas for a cooking class
-> Cooking class slogans
-> Cooking class names

Other resources

-> Cooking class tips

List-based content style

Lists are a great way to consolidate information and provide your user with a quick and simple read.

For those that want a quick answer or don’t have time to read a long article, lists are a great way to quickly answer your searcher's query.

List content is great for driving traffic to your blog, and they are often quick to create.

List-Based Learning To Cook Content Ideas

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50 cooking tips for beginners from experienced cooks
12 basic recipes for family dinner
7 essential tools for cooking at home
12 common issues you should know about basic cooking
8 typically used ingredients when cooking
8 reasons you need to learn cooking
10 basic desserts you can do as a beginner
10 myths about taking a cooking class
10 common ingredients that are always used
13 ways to use canned tomatoes
Tips on how to reduce kitchen waste
Tips my mother taught me
8 mistakes you should avoid
10 helpful cookbooks for beginners
10 delicious steak recipes for beginners
12 kitchen gadgets to make your life easier
15 easy recipes for beginners
18 tips and tricks I've learned from my mom
12 resources you need to check when learning how to cook
45 chef bloggers that share lessons about cooking
12 things cooking has taught me
12 best cooking ingredients that are easy to find
8 cooking tips from the best local chef in town
10 simple cooking hacks every beginner should know
25 easy to prepare brunch recipes

Google search is a great (and free) tool for finding a content type and topic.

You can actually use google autocomplete to see what people are searching for:

2. Find Blog Post Ideas Through Competitors and Useful Websites

A great way to find content types is by seeing what your competitors with similar audiences are doing.

There are a few different ways you can do this:

Manually going through different websites to see what others are writing about
Use a tool like ahrefs to see top-performing websites and topics

3. Find Content Ideas Using Google Search Console

Google search console is a great and free way to see what your audience is searching for:

4. Make Sure You Can Perform Well For The Content

Just because your audience is searching for something, doesn’t always mean you can win for that content.

Consider looking at existing search results and other top-performing websites. Then, ask yourself a few questions:

Are these top-performing sites massive businesses? If so, what would it take to rank for something like this?
Is the existing content in the search results good quality?
Are there ways that I can improve this content type? (ie. adding photos, videos, optimizing keywords, making the posts longer and more valuable to the reader, etc)

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