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 "I can't tell you how many people I met because of this, including the the teacher that changed my life. "
How I did it: I became a Culinary student. :) My school offers a Culinary Academy that goes with a scholarship, and I decided to take it knowing my love for food, and everything that it could bring me. It was not a let down. |
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agirlwithgoals28 is a Healthy Reinventing Self-Improver
How I did it: So yeah. I thought cooking class would be fun, but it wasn't. The girls there were clique-y and exclusive (welcome to teenhood), I needed a lot of help with the whipping and stuff, plus the class started at nine in the morning in the summer. As for additional reasons to hate cooking class, we hardly ever got to sit down (but I guess that' cooking for you), we had to make a chocolate sculpture (in other words, art, or for me, Self-Consciou… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I took a cooking class in Puebla, Mexico with my boyfriend over spring break. We found the trip on luxurylink.com (under the food and wine trips). It was a lot of fun, and we got a great deal for how nice our stay was. The other couples cancelled, so we had private lessons! Turns out our chef was one of the most acclaimed chefs in Mexico. The lessons were 3 hours each, consisting of an appetizer, the meal, and a dessert. The first thing w… Read how I did it…
How I did it: This was a fun experience. I took a Hearty Winter Pasta class at the local Sur La Table. It was a fun and interesting experience. I learned some new recipes and met some nice people. The food was delicious and I really enjoyed using all the cool knives, cookware, and gadgets that they had there. I'm scheduled to take an appetizers class in a month or so - I'm looking forward to that. Read how I did it…
LazyKat25 needs a vacation
How I did it: I was visiting my parents and my Mom suggested we go to a cooking class at the local kitchen store. I jumped at the chance, especially since it was free. It was put on by a local chef and he was fantastic. He demoed how to throw a meal together that is quick, easy, and delicious, plus he had a great personality so we all had a great time. We went to his restaurant that night too, soooo worth it! Read how I did it…
How I did it: For my birthday gift, my boyfriend got us a couple's cooking class. The school has online registration and lets you preview the menu before you sign up. They provide everything and let you take the recipes home. It was so much fun. We're already looking into taking another. Read how I did it…
upallnight is looking forward to having visitors.
A co-worker did a two-day cooking bootcamp at Kendall College(kick-ass culinary school here in Chicago) and I’m considering taking a basic knife skills class there. I want to ease into this learning how to cook thing by taking a class that does NOT involve any actual cooking. :)
jksaccuci is eating healthier
I’m sure there are classes available at the community center. I obviously can’t afford the $40K culinary art school, but I want to really focus on excelling in the kitchen. Cooking healthier, and expanding my pallet!
Sarah is torn as to whether to jump on the Twilight bandwagon or not?
A group atmosphere would be better for me and I prefer being shown exactly what to do as opposed to reading about it. I ask a lot of questions, that’s why.
SallyKitt "Action is the antidote to despair" - Joan Baez
I called the American Personal and Private Chefs Association as part of my job today, and had a terrific conversation with the director. We chatted for about half an hour.
When she heard I’m an entry-level foodie, she enthused about the classes that are available in the L.A. area. She suggested the following (saying that these will give me the basis for lots of great improvisation):
Knife Skills
Soups and Sauces
Meats
I started looking for classes today. Found some at Sur le Table at The Grove. Looks like I have to wait till the first Friday of March, but that’s cool!
So my wonderful husband gave me a gift certificate for 2 cooking classes. I will definitely be doing this after the holidays.
LazyKat25 needs a vacation
I live near one of the best culinary schools in the country, if not the world, why not take advantage of it and learn a thing or two? The open classes are a bit expensive though, but I think it’s worth it.
eightofeight is clearing her mind, heart soul and life of clutter, little by little
or I might make it one of my top resolutions for ‘09, but I definitely want to take a cooking class. I’d especially like to fins some local vegetarian cooking classes, since I’m a vegetarian.
If I put this on my list, it will be in my face more than just in my head.
I didn’t get to take a cooking class in the summer, but I still really want to. Maybe I will in the new town where I live.
verbaiche wants to Read 1,000 books
stop hating myself
own a home
Have a best friend.
Lose 10 pounds and keep it off.
get in shape
run a marathon
Make my room *MY* room
Learn how to cook everything from scratch
Record an album
go to Heaven
learn french
go to Germany
emilija2 wants to be happy
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Visit Japan
be closer to nature
be more compassionate
Go on a road trip
give up alcohol
shop thrift stores, garage sales, farmer's markets, vintage stores.
show my family how much i love them
understand why men do what men do
throw things away
climb a fourteener
eat healthy
write a novel
