Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knew of any good culinary schools in mass? I would like to go to culinary school, improve my cooking skills, learn new skills, any help will be appreciated
thanks
Bunker Hill Community College in Boston has recently upgraded its program with a major investment in the culinary program's lab.
I am in desperate need of finding a Culinary or Cooking School that teaches How to make different "KAKANIN" like Kutchinta and Pichi-Pichi. The preferred location is around Metro Manila only and the preferred duration of the course is for a week or less than.
Thanks.
due to the short length and location you would be better off finding someplace that serves the food you desire to learn and pay them to do a one on one to teach you!!!
I just saw the government info for "restaurant cook" salaries and it's scaring me a little, but there's no distinction made between cooks with culinary school educations and without, or between people who work at common chain restaurants and people who work at "fancier" restaurants. Do respected culinary schools, like FCI or CIA, usually have any information about typical starting salaries? Would I be able to get this information at the schools job placement center or something?
Thanks Nicole, I'll take a look, but I've looked closely around the sites before and I haven't seen this info. Usually the alumni page of any school or college only shows famous alumni, and positive reviews of the school who say things like "I love my job!" and "I make 100,000 a year." There was a salary page at every school I looked into, but they all just list goverment averages for the "Chef" job categories, which according to the government only includes cooks who actually supervise an entire kitchen. Do they even collect average salary info?
Read Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain. I bet you can get some idea what it takes to survive and thrive in the world of good cooking. Cooking schools sell degrees, not jobs.
Really, don't depend on anyone to pay you. Plan on opening up your own shop as soon as possible.
Cooking tips and techniques from the nation's finest chefs. Chef Jonathan Cartwright of the White Barn Inn in Kennebunk Beach Maine makes a Grand Marnier Souffle.
Duration : 1 min 32 sec
I am from the USA but would like to learn how to cook filipino foods on my next trip there. I would preferably like to stay in the makati area but may go other places that are not too far from the beaten path of tourists. Thank you.
You inquire to the following culinary schools in Manila, ask them if they offer lessons about Filipino cooking:
Asian Institute of Culinary Arts, Phils. Inc.
68 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Makati City
Phone: 843-0041-43
The MAYA Kitchen Culinary Arts Center
8F Liberty Bldg. 835 A. Arnaiz Ave., Makati City
Phone: 892-5011/815-6263
The Center for Culinary Arts, Manila (CCA) in Quezon City
Address:
The Cravings Center, 287 Katipunan Avenue
Phonenumber:
+632 426 4837
Faxnumber:
+632 426 4840
E-mail:
Admin@cca-manila.com
Website:
http://www.cca-manila.com/
IHMES International Hotel School in Las Pinas City
Address:
corner Luxembourg and Yokohama Streets, BF International
Phonenumber:
+63 2 8209181
Faxnumber:
+63 2 8205952
E-mail:
ihmesmanila@yahoo.com
Website:
http://www.ihmes.com/
Try checking also some universities and colleges in Makati City.
Are there any Culinary Academies or Institutes in Madrid
NOT COOKING SCHOOLS (I don’t want to just take classes I want to be accredited)
i want to study to be a chef but i want to stay in the city – i’m having a hard time finding anything on the internet
http://www.albahacamadrid.com/
http://www.afuegolento.com/noticias/74/actualidad/573/
http://www.topmadrid.com/es/Empresas_Negocios/Educacion_Formacion/Escuelas_de_Cocina/
http://www.mis-recetas.net/
http://www.articulosinformativos.es/Escuela_de_Cocina_Madrid_M-r933270-Madrid_M.html