Tarte Aux Fraises – Julia Child
One of the most involved projects I had to do in school was a group project on a California chef. Our group was assigned Julia Child
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One of the most involved projects I had to do in school was a group project on a California chef. Our group was assigned Julia Child
Today I am graduating, with honors, from Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts! (of course I had to do a little photo shoot with my favorite photographer.)
Warning: This post is not for the faint of heart or for those that only enjoy viewing photos of live animals.
You see, after learning how to properly use and care for knives in the beginning of culinary school the classes move on to further the knife skills of the students on ingredients other than potatoes. Not only are there many other vegetables, tubers and fruits to slice and dice in all manner of shapes and sizes, there are also the animals! Meats of all kinds are deconstructed with just the sharp knife and whetted appetite of the crazed culinary student who has been waiting weeks, weeks I tell ya, to cut into and cook something other than potatoes and lemons.
I will be graduating from culinary school in five weeks! Yay! So, for the next five weeks I thought it would be fun to take you through my culinary school career for iPhonetography Fridays. Here are photos from my first class. We didn’t get to actually cook anything until we passed that first class. What we did all day every day was learn all about sanitation, how our taste buds work and are affected by various flavors, we made mayonnaise, and the thing we spent most of our time on was classic knife cuts.