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			<title>Starting a blog</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Hi chef talkers, I'm going to take a shot at "blogging" Not sure really what to do, but I will write about my experiences teaching culinary arts, and/or any other interesting nuggets. 
 
A bit about me, I have been honored to be a part of chef talk for over 7 years and have seen it grow to what it...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div><font face="Verdana"><font color="DarkGreen">Hi chef talkers, I'm going to take a shot at &quot;blogging&quot; Not sure really what to do, but I will write about my experiences teaching culinary arts, and/or any other interesting nuggets.<br />
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A bit about me, I have been honored to be a part of chef talk for over 7 years and have seen it grow to what it is today, while never loosing it's homey,community feeling (thanks Nicko)<br />
<br />
I have been teaching culinary arts for about 4 years after 25 years in the industry. I'm a graduate of Johnson &amp; Wales, The School for American Chefs, and have continued my studies at the CIA Greystone.<br />
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I primarily have worked in French restaurants and hotels in New York city and Connecticut.<br />
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I teach French cuisine, food and wine pairing, food and beverage cost controls, catering and banquets, techniques of healthy cooking and menu planning (these are my primary classes)<br />
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We are closed now until the 7th, so when we get back I hope to be able to bring you into the life of a chef instructor. Also, look for Jim Berman's blog, he teaches culinary arts in Delaware and has amassed some wonderful awards with his classes.<br />
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Happy new year to all.<br />
peace<br />
CC</font></font></div>

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