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03-16-2000, 11:11 AM
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 Home chef cooking school Any advise for a cooking schoo; for the home chef. Perhaps a 4 day course on french basics      |
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03-16-2000, 01:05 PM
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 look on our home page under culinary schools, there is a link to a listing of all cooking schools. where are you located? In Oyster Bay, New York there is Look Who's Cooking. They have all types of classes. Peter Kumps in NYC has long and short programmes for professionals. |
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