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What would I have to go to school for if I wanted to do cooking at nice french restaurants?

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What would I have to go to school for if I wanted to do cooking at nice french restaurants?

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  1. To be honest, after working in the restaurant industry (four star, french & italian) for long, you can work your way up through the kitchen faster than going to school, by starting out in prep. Once you get out of school, it's where you're going to land anyway.

    A majority of executive chefs (& owners) I know did NOT go to culinary school. I do however believe you should go to school for pâtisserie & baking arts.

    Le Cordon Bleu is not only located in Paris. They're found stateside also.


  2. I think every one agrees culinary school

    HOW old are you??

    teen age -  - school

    Y.A. work in the restaurants let your bosses know you want training

    DO not flaunt your school unless your instructors will provide you with letters of introductions

    hands on experience and good work habits will open doors for you..

  3. Culinary Arts

  4. Yes, Definatly Culinary School or Arts. May need to take some french bilingual courses :P If your not french already.

  5. Culinary Arts school, one that specializes in Classic French cusine...The Cordon Blu in Paris.

  6. culinary school.. they are the ones that teach you the fancy cooking classes?

  7. Culinary school teaches you the fundamental, techniques, and science behind cooking. Some schools also teach you the restaurant business. Of coarse you can learn these trades in actual restaurants. Some people find that going to school better prepares them for that environment.



    I think if school were left out of the equation it would take you longer to learn these terms and techniques.

    And you'll learn french terms either way. A class isn't needed.

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