Culinary Schools | Index of Articles

Index of all Articles in the Culinary Schools Category

I Know How To Cook, Why Do I Need Culinary School?

Is culinary school really necessary? I always thought if you knew how to cook, you knew how to cook. It turns out I was wrong. If you want to go into culinary arts as a career, culinary school is just as necessary for you as law school is for a lawyer.
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Choosing A Culinary School

You have made the decision to go to a culinary school. Now what? Culinary school options are many, around the world, even. To choose one, you need to consider several aspects. Think that it doesn’t matter? Around the world there are hundreds of tho
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Culinary Schools for Aspiring Chefs or Home Cooking

Food is one of the greatest pleasures of life's existence. Food adds flavor and spice to life. Without a doubt, food makes people happy. What better way to please the masses than with a gourmet meal. Whether it's your immediate family, a large gathering of
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Culinary Arts News and Events

NCC teacher schools champion chef (The Morning Call)

Thomas Rutherford advances to semis in Allentown Fair cooking competition. Chef Thomas Rutherford taught his Northampton Community College culinary students valuable lessons Wednesday on his way to a first-round victory in the PA Preferred Best Chef of Pennsylvania competition at the Allentown Fair.

GDRA AWARDS SEARS $5,000 SCHOLARSHIP, WHICH SHE WILL USE FOR THE COLLIN COLLEGE CULINARY ARTS PROGRAM (The Allen American)

The Greater Dallas Restaurant Association recently awarded former Allen High School student Ashley Sears with a $5,000 scholarship, which sheâ€™ll use to attend the Collin College Culinary Arts program.

Trade Winds: Setting The Global Table (The Gourmet Retailer)

Population demographics affect culinary trends.

Tasty event to benefit Norman's school music programs (The Oklahoman)

NORMAN â€” A tasty evening is being planned to benefit the Norman School District's music programs. The annual Taste of Norman, a fundraiser for the music departments at Norman's two high schools, will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 4 before the Norman High-Norman North High football game. The event is at McCasland Field House, just north of the Gaylord Family â€” Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on the ...

City Schools Opening Some New Doors (Hartford Courant)

Mrs. Rubb ushered her 16 pupils to the rug, helped them practice saying "good morning" to one another, then pulled out a book: "The Night Before Kindergarten."

Great Chefs to help disadvantaged Kiwi Kids (Scoop.co.nz)

Five top chefs of Wellington will use their culinary skills to help raise $100,000 to give Kiwi kids living in poverty a better chance in life.

The 10 best adventure travel bargains of 2008 (USA Today)

A real bargain adventure has to work hard for the money you put into it, offering you a once-in-a-lifetime travel experience, teaching you new skills you can apply elsewhere, or providing a depth and breadth of experiences at a cost you'd be hard pressed to match on your own.

George Snow Scholarship Fund, partners, mark 25 years of giving (Boca Raton News)

The George Snow Scholarship Fund of Boca Raton and its partners provide â€œeducational grants to some of our areaâ€™s brightest and most deserving young scholars,â€ said Tim Snow, fund president.

Don Eldredge (The Herald Democrat)

Don joined the editorial staff of the Sherman Democrat in 1978. That followed newspaper jobs in Denison (The Denison Herald), Kilgore (News Herald), Conroe (Daily Courier) and Orange (Leader).

Arnold Arboretum happenings (Roslindale Transcript)

Here's what's happening at the Arnold Arboretum: