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    Alton Brown Essay

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    grandmother while they prepared food. Before becoming a chef, he studied film in the University of Georgia. Brown wanted to start his own cooking show so he moved to Montpelier, Vermont. There, he went to the New England Culinary Institute and trained. This was the beginning of his culinary career. Brown started by writing his first book. It was titled, Good Eats: The Early Years. Based on the book, Brown got his own TV show called Good Eats. In 1999, Brown made it on to Food Network and his…

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    Making A Dutch Archetype

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    professional training in the culinary arts; some are offered by area caterers for people to gain skills in cooking for their families. Whatever level of instruction desired, Baltimore is a great place to get that training. http://www.bic.edu/ The Baltimore International College is a perfect school for locals to use for their beginning training in culinary arts. They have a whole department for just teaching this specific area. The school is accredited by the American Culinary Federation and…

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    humanity, but hey, more for me. Chocolate chip cookies have been and always will be my favorite cookie. Even before I started cooking things from scratch, those bricks of Nestle® cookie-dough have always been a treasure in my life. Now, baking and culinary arts in general are my life. I live, eat, and breathe kitchen. I am an advanced baker-in-training, but back then I had just begun understanding the principles of cooking. Born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, I was the second oldest of two…

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    Chef Michael Petruso Jr

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    where he realized his love for cooking and how hard work, education and determination were some of the keys to success in the restaurant business. His strong work ethic earned him a certificate of perfect attendance and his Associates in Culinary Arts at The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York. After graduation, Chef Michael started to work for a few small local restaurants in Columbus. He also spent time studying wine at the largest wine retailer in Ohio. His experience…

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    In Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the culinary underbelly, there was brief overview of how he experience working with women in the professional kitchen. He believes that women can excel their knowledge and loyalty over the other cooks in the kitchen. Anthony has a confident inspiration once it comes to working with women in the kitchen. He thinks women work harder than anyone else in the kitchen and should get the respect and gratitude that they deserve. Anthony Bourdain…

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    Station Chef Interview

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    The Sheraton Parkway offers flexible hours. However there’s no working from home or daycare facilities. I was most surprised when Janice told me she didn’t attend college. She explained how she worked her way up the culinary ladder, which I found unexpected as I previously believed you would get nowhere without completion of college. I don’t believe my interview with Janice has changed my career plans as I still have a burning passion to be a chef. She made me realize…

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    From a young age, I’ve always loved to cook. When I was little I would go to my grandma’s house and help her make bread and sarmale and at nine years old she gave me my first cookbook. However, as much as I love cooking, it could never come close to the love I feel when I am with my family and friends and the joy it brings me to make them smile and laugh. Through this class and really thinking about what is important to me, I have realized that my purpose is to make people feel loved and happy…

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    Game To Work

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    The system teaches undergraduates to appreciate the way they look and take pride in their appearance. People of the Culinary Arts College are often told that the uniforms should be sharp because they are a representation of the individual and how one feels about oneself and the opportunity to be at the University. The expectations for clean and pressed uniforms also creates…

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    The career I intend to pursue, Culinary Arts, will help make a difference in the community because I will distribute food to those to who are in need of it the most. I am the type of person who is willing to puts others needs before my own. I am someone who wants to make the world a better place by taking a small action and creating smiles on people’s faces. I chose this scholarship because it will help me pay for college and pursue my career and some day build on my skills and own a restaurant.…

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    Miesha Bennett Art Culinaire Research paper 1 Charli Palmer and Charlie Trotter Chef Charlie palmer is an American cuisine chef. He grew up attending his family gardens with growing up and using fresh food which always made him prefer farm over factory food. Is really great to see just by tending gardens can inspire someone to cook and with deeply flavorful food. He worked his way up while working under other chefs and led one restaurant he worked at to a 3 star rating which gained him…

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