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Index of all Articles in the Culinary School California Category
- Free Culinary Education
Economic reports all over the US are enticing culinary experts to come out of their cocoons, and that's good news for restaurants, hotels - and eager job seekers, no matter their level of experience.
The restaurant industry is coming back.
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- The Three Best Culinary School California Campuses
California is not only known as the land of sun, surf, fun and Hollywood stars, it is also a haven for food enthusiasts. A melting pot of cultures, California is home to a variety of dishes from different regions of the world. Coupled with a bustling tou
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- Giving students a better school lunch
Cafeteria workers in Santa Barbara County schools go to boot camp to learn how to serve nutritious lunches on a budget. No chicken nuggets allowed. Cafeteria workers in Santa Barbara County schools go to boot camp to learn how to serve nutritious lunches on a budget. No chicken nuggets allowed.
- Class up your cooking
Want to learn to cook? You can’t say you don’t have enough options. Three very different Southern California cooking schools have announced their fall schedules. The first, the Ecole de Cuisine Pasadena, located in a former restaurant on San Gabriel...
- School cooks get lessons in upgrading student meals
SANTA MARIA, Calif. — The people making lunch in this big commercial kitchen are pros; some of them serve thousands of diners a day. But they're not all comfortable using a knife to peel a butternut squash or chop fresh parsley.
- Colorado chef making national splash
In Kelly Liken lies the soul of a creative chef and the heart of a gladiator. Just turned 34, she owns Restaurant Kelly Liken in Vail, one of a handful of destination restaurants in Colorado.
- OBITUARIES
Clarence Alvord Clarence “Bill” Alvord of Eugene died Aug. 30 of complications from cancer. He was 41. A private service is planned. He was born June 2, 1969, in Phoenix, Ariz., to John and Willa Davis Alvord. He married Hannah Christensen on Nov. 15, 2002, in Eugene. He attended Western …
- Danny Trejo, a lethal talent
The veteran actor brings a career's worth of bad-guy swagger to a good-guy role in 'Machete,' Robert Rodriguez's new satiric-exploitation flick. The veteran actor brings a career's worth of bad-guy swagger to a good-guy role in 'Machete,' Robert Rodriguez's new satiric-exploitation flick.
- Off Citrus announces closure after lease talks with Covina break down
COVINA - The owners of Off Citrus, a popular downtown restaurant, announced last week they would shut down because they couldn't reach an agreement with the city on a long-term lease.
- MasterChef: Slim Huynh, Tracy Nailor And Jake Gandolfo Exclusive Interview
Last night on Masterchef on FOX we all watched as one by one Slim Huynh, Tracy Nailor and Jake Gandolfo became the latest victims of Gordon Ramsay’s chopping block with the help of Graham Elliot and Joe Bastianich of course. We had a few moments to sit down and talk with these three wonderful people [...] SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "MasterChef: Slim Huynh, Tracy Nailor And Jake Gandolfo ...
- News, music, movies, restaurants & wine culture in Sonoma, Marin and Napa counties
BODY LANGUAGE: Pilobolus perform Oct. 9 at the Marin Center. Into the Woods Sept. 3–5. Marin Youth Performers bring to life Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's twisted fairy-tale musical.
- N.J. ranks second for August job cuts, U.S. labor market strengthens
Amanda Brown/The Star-LedgerChef Pearl Thompson (left) works with student Lamar Butler, of North Plainfield, during class at the Promise Jobs Culinary School in New Brunswick, July 29, 2010. Job cuts announced by U.S. employers fell in August from a year...
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