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Casual Cooks Pursue Careers in Culinary Arts 13 November 2009Around the world, professional cooks are often regarded as skillful specialists whose creativity and deftness mirror the qualities of an artist. Some chefs approach their dishes with the zeal and discipline that indicate their dedication to a time-honored tradition. Others hold their tongs like an electric guitar and seek to stand alone in the spotlight. Read more..
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Careers in Travel are Taking Off 06 November 2009The travel industry is probably the closest occupation to making a vacation out of a job. Travel agents, flight attendants and hotel managers are exposed to a blend of cultures, languages and customs each day, and are tasked with imparting practical advice on a veritable world of travel possibilities. Read more..
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Careers in Culinary Arts Require Thrifty Thinking 05 November 2009Individuals pursuing careers in the culinary arts must learn about more than cooking techniques, flavor combinations and presentation. Often, careers in this field require professionals to step out of the kitchen and develop innovative ways to get food to consumers with regard to a variety of constraints. In this manner, culinary degrees can give students practical insights about how limited resources, costs and health concerns all play roles in feeding a nation. Read more..
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Careers in Culinary Arts Shape Understanding of Agriculture 20 October 2009While many believe degrees in culinary arts produce pastry chefs and master cooks, education in the field can lead to an array of career options. Rather than creating a meal out of various ingredients, as an artist mixes colors to compose a painting, some culinary experts analyze how our favorite foods are actually cultivated to gain insight into the sizeable food service industry. Read more..
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