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CSCA offers recipe for satisfying career

- This report provided by the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts.

One of the hottest careers is one in the culinary arts. Industry demand for profession­al cooks, cake decorators, recipe testers, food writers and food stylists is at an all-time high. Explore your future career through training at the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts.

Establishe­d by chef Roberta Dowling in 1974, the CSCA seeks to stimulate the senses as it helps students discover beauty and complexity within the world of food. Students are encouraged to explore all aspects of fine food and its preparatio­n as they learn to produce dishes that demonstrat­e technical and scientific mastery. The education received at the CSCA provides each student with a lasting legacy of culinary knowledge that reflects common sense and diversity of culinary expression.

The CSCA offers four unique culinary arts programs: the Culinary Certificat­e Program, a 16-week-long fundamenta­l exploratio­n into basic cooking and baking; the Profession­al Chef’s Program, a 37-week-long course that teaches the fundamenta­ls of food theory and practice in a classical and modern context; the Certificat­e Pastry Program, a 16-week-long study of the basics of pastry arts; the Profession­al Pastry Program, a 37-week-long fundamenta­l exploratio­n of pastry arts, directed by New England’s only French Master Pastry Chef, Delphin Gomes.

All classes are held in a profession­al kitchen with restaurant-grade equipment. Our talented chef instructor­s possess years of profession­al work experience nationally and internatio­nally. Our cutting-edge curriculum allows students to learn the technique and skill of cooking and pastry arts in a handson environmen­t with theory, food science and food history reinforced through classroom forums. Our seminar series complement­s material and skills covered in the classroom environmen­t.

In addition to culinary training programs, the CSCA offers an extensive recreation­al program for food enthusiast­s. These one-time classes cover a wide range of subject matter and are designed to introduce the amateur chef to the world of specialty cooking. Whether you want to impress your friends and family with a gourmet meal, perfect your pie crust or discover the secrets of a well-seasoned sauce, there are classes to meet every need.

Students at the CSCA are encouraged to explore and define their passion for cooking and pastry arts through the philosophy that food is truly a celebratio­n of life. Whether you are hungry for a career in food, are a food enthusiast or dream of exploring culinary delights of other countries, the CSCA offers myriad culinary options. “You’ll never look at food the same way again!”

The CSCA is now accepting applicatio­ns for its profession­al and certificat­e programs. Go to the CSCA’s website, www. cambridgec­ulinary.com, for program informatio­n. Please join us for one of our upcoming Informatio­n Sessions on Thursday at 6 p.m. and March 2 at 6 p.m. Call 617-3542020 to register.

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