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Have your sights set on becoming an executive chef? Begin to understand executive chef job responsibilities, challenges, and strategies for reaching the pinnacle of the culinary hierarchy.
Escoffier Chef Instructor Dan Bearss shares his latke recipe, a pan-fried potato pancake that is popular in eastern European cuisine.
Looking to prove your culinary skills or refine your cooking techniques? Start with these 10 dishes professional cooks should know how to make.
How do professional chefs stay up-to-date with contemporary culinary techniques, trends, and more? Explore the best culinary education for chefs today!
Professional chefs can keep up with culinary trends by networking with others, looking to younger generations, and practicing creative cooking.
What’s the difference between Cajun and Creole? Although they come from similar regions, the two have some unique characteristics and cuisines.
Tips to cut restaurant costs as everything from food to labor to utilities gets more expensive. Plus find out what’s contributing to worldwide inflation.
Where do you stand in the great culinary arts vs. pastry arts debate? With the pioneering chefs in culinary? Or the artsy perfectionists in pastry?
Cooks and chefs can obtain numerous chef certifications. Here are some of the most popular options.
Learn how to make this recipe of Chef Scott’s, which includes Brussels Sprouts, Bacon, and Lemon Apple Thyme Butter Sauce.
Escoffier Chef Instructor Cody Middleton shares one of his cherished recipes for the fall season—Pumpkin Bread!
Here are the top 8 regional barbeque sauces every professional chef should know before starting a BBQ restaurant in the US!
No matter how much they love their jobs, there will always be some dishes chefs hate to make. Here are twelve from Escoffier’s Chef Instructors.
Curious about the main differences between a professional chef and cook? Here are the key distinctions between each of these important kitchen roles!
Culinary training is a long-term endeavor that starts with safety and sanitation, knife skills, flavors, and cooking techniques. Start at culinary school!
Chef Scott Cohen, Chef Instructor at Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts shares his Cavatelli Pasta with Mushrooms recipe.
Escoffier Chef Instructor Sefanie Bishop shares one of her favorite fall pastry recipes—Apple Turnovers!
A professional cook prepares and cooks food for a living, but is not necessarily a chef. Learn the difference and how you could start cooking professionally.
Chef Instructor Steve Konopelski demonstrates his take on this world-renowned dish with his Caramelized Peach Melba with Sweet Cream.
We discuss what bay leaves are, potential substitutes, and how to properly use them in cooking.
Here are the seven books all chefs should read to expand their culinary knowledge.
Here are the top culinary apps every chef should have: creating recipes, managing inventory, food trends and more.
Chef Instructor at Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts shares his Corn Huitlacoche Summer Soup.
Check out these tips on how to communicate in the kitchen for both a productive and safe foodservice operation.
If you’re looking to increase your speed in the kitchen, check out these tips for becoming a faster cook.
There’s no denying a kitchen can be a stressful place to work. Here are ways chefs can manage stress in a professional kitchen.
Chef Instructor Scott Cohen shares his classic French dish with a twist – Simmered Chicken Ratatouille with Penne and Summer Basil.
While every chef typically wears some type of hat, the one they choose can tell a unique story. Learn more about the history of the chef’s hat.
Kitchens are busy places and chefs have to efficiently manage their time. Here are five time management techniques that chefs can adopt.
To simplify their job and create a more perfect product, every chef should possess certain culinary tools. Here are the top ten to keep in your utility belt.
It’s okay if high school was a long time ago, and you’re on a 2nd (or 3rd) career. You’re still not too old to become a chef or go to culinary school.
Learn about the baking and pastry arts and find out if you’re the type to thrive in this detail-oriented industry.
Once chefs master culinary basics, it’s time they step up their game. These four advanced cooking methods are a good place to start.
Think you’ve got what it takes to be an executive chef? Find out how you can set yourself up for success in your culinary career.
Why is food presentation important? Here’s how plating techniques can create a multi-sensory experience for diners.
Today is what many refer to as Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras: the last day of Carnival – a period...
The path to becoming a chef doesn’t look the same for everyone. Find out where culinary school fits in and why you don’t want to skip this important step.
Wondering how much chefs make? Find out the answer for several different types of chefs, and explore the many factors that impact a chef’s salary.
Earning the title of Michelin Star chef is a goal that many culinary professionals dream of. We’re going to cover how chefs can obtain this award.
The French term “mise en place” is an important concept for every chef to understand. Learn how mastering this practice can lead to a more organized kitchen.
Is the best way to become a chef to go to culinary school? Or should you aim to get a job without prior training? Learn the truth about culinary education.
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