Research Report About Culinary Arts

I have a solid understanding of classic culinary techniques. My expertise includes: Hands on passionate cooking, catering management, create recipes, prepare food menus, supervise staff. I have outstanding administrative skills.

The Sous Chef is second-in-command to the executive chef and overseeing the kitchen when the executive chef is not there. The Sous Chef should know all the positions in the kitchen and learn the skills needed on the job in case they move up a position. The Sous Chef position requires a minimum of 2-year education degree. Noelle has a 4-year degree at The Culinary Institute of America. The Sous Chef should have knowledge about all the purveyors of Flour City Waffles. Noelle will be making sure every order that comes in will be checked twice and will follow up with purveyors if the orders are incorrect. Noelle has worked prior in front of the house positions as well as line cooks. She has good leadership skills and is prepared to be a good leader,

maximizing the flavor of every dish. By bringing in comfort food to the scene of higher end

            All things changed my sophomore year with the decision to take culinary. I had finally found my niche in high school. Here I met the infamous Chef Rick! Chef is definitely not like any other teacher, he has no filter, which surprising is probably the reason that he is one of the best teachers at Sickles. He is real and up front and will make you become a hard worker. Culinary has taught me more about life than any other class I’ve taken. “Never be

Cooking has always been a part of me, but it didn’t become as a passion until I moved to Gulfport. I always saw how my mom cooked and how she tried different things. She did not stay traditional like soul food every Sunday or do basic food such as sandwiches or take outs. I saw how she made different foods every day. It was different each week. is why I want to become an executive chef (or head chef). This school year, I was introduced to different chefs and positions in the kitchen. When I joined culinary arts 1, Chef Huey (my teacher) said that “Executive Chef or Head Chef is the highest positions in the kitchen.” I want the power to tell people what

I am still not even sure how many years of education are required to specialize in culinary arts, also in comparison to the professional chefs I am still a beginner, yet some may even consider me inexperienced. Some reasons I want to get a degree in culinary arts is because I am creative I like food and I think cooking is fun. Also, because I do a decent job at it and some of the smells are wonderful. Creativity is a good skill to have in culinary, It is a good skill to have because, you want to put your own twist on things and make things your own by adding a pinch of this or a pinch of that.

One person who has inspired my career choice of culinary arts who is famous is Ina Garten. Although there are many other great chefs to look up to, Ina Garten has inspired me the most. Culinary arts provide many career opportunities in the food service industry. Many believe attending culinary school is required to succeed in being a chef since extensive training and discipline is required. My grandmother has always expressed upon me “to each his own”, in which my girl Ina Garten has not attended any culinary school yet is one of the most successful chefs in the culinary industry. There are television networks dedicated to preparing and cooking food. My goal is to become an Executive chef which is the highest position in the

Chefs and restaurant owners goal during the revolutionary war of French cooking was to make new and personalized dishes that were made with combinations that never existed before. Chefs and cooks while getting their professional training were instructed and forced to learn how to cook dishes that were considered standards of cooking and are now called classical cuisine. Chefs began to grow tired of making the same dishes and using the same recipe, these chefs than began to rebel against the establishment of cooking. These chefs started to experiment and tamper with dishes to see what new creations that they can

During these ancient Imperial Chinese times, cooks were extremely important to the Chinese society. Since cooks were in charge of preparing all the meals, they were greatly cherished. Eventually special cooks called internal cooks would only cook meals for the emperor, empress, and crown prince. These cooks were treated with great respect and honor.

Thomas Keller is the one and only American chef to receive more than one three-star rating from the Michelin Guide. Keller has numerous awards and recognitions for his talent within the food world. He is not only an amazing chef, but he is a revolutionary one. Keller says his cooking style is an “evolutionary process” in that it is always growing and changing much like the world. Thomas Keller is a very, very successful chef given that he didn’t attend any special, high-priced culinary schools to learn what he knows or get to where he is now compared to the countless number of people that do go to culinary school and don’t get much farther. Keller has opened multiple restaurants that have been and remain

Culinary Specialist Dr. Seuss once wrote, “You have a brain in your head, you have feet in your shoes, you can steer yourself any direction you choose.” I chose this career because I find that food is a universal language on its own. I am going into the Navy as a Culinary Specialist because I love making people happy. When soldiers are out on deployment, there is nothing like a home-cooked meal to make them feel better about being away. This paper will explore the job description, requirements, and salary expectation for a Culinary Specialist.

The first time I got into food was in high school. I worked in various restaurants, first for Naomi Pomeroy at her coffee shop when I was 16 and then at Biwa in college. Those experiences, along with my mom’s amazing home cooking, gave me an appreciation for good food early and a grounding in the Portland food scene. In college, I studied art and political science, and fell in love with writing and with Graywolf Publishing, which published the most beautiful books. From there, I ended up landing jobs at Harcourt and then Penguin Books. In my free time, I started cooking as a way to release my creative energy. I taught myself by reading Epicurious and food blogs. I ended up interning at a neighborhood restaurant in Brooklyn on nights and weekends making desserts. That’s how I got into food the second time. Through my publishing and my food experience, I was able to get a job at Bon Appetit when it

Kitchen Confidential an interesting book. Bourdain doesn’t talk about the head chef, sous chef, or any of the glory of the restaurant world, instead he focuses on behind-the-scenes in the kitchen. He gives us a brief intro and makes it clear to the reader that Kitchen Confidential was not inspired by resentment or disgust with the restaurant industry. Heck, he is still there because of his love for the kitchen. Rather, his goal was to paint an accurate and brutally honest life of a restaurant chef. Bourdain is brutally honest about the often degenerate lifestyles of professional cooks when it was a far more harsh working-class industry than it is today in the 1980s and 90s.

Many young males or elder males are pursuing a career in Culinary. In fact in a recent Times New York Cover three males of various ages are titled as the “ Gods of Chef.” Culinary, is a very male dominated profession. Society is surprisingly very comfortable with the idea of men in kitchen cooking. Infact, men themselves are comfortable with such a profession, which was once viewed as a female job.

The Making of a Chef was a fascinating book that alternated my perspective on cooking giving me a clearer view of working through a culinary program. Michael Ruhlman gave readers a glimpse of life within the Culinary Institute of America, which is the most critical culinary school in the United States. Nothing is left to instinct or assumed information, everything is shown whether it is with culinary maths or precisely how you lay out unresolved issues for the ideal stock. Everything was just striven to be excellent, not good, nor O.K., but miraculously perfect.