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Old 10-08-2007, 02:23 PM
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i am currently attending a (rather) prestigious liberal arts college and intend to be here for my four years. at the same time, i have an undying passion for food. i start smiling like an idiot just talking about it.

anyways, since i am a full time student, what is the best way to start in the culinary arts? i'm sure i want to become a cook once i graduate, but what can i do till then? where do i go, what do i do, and what do i need?

thanks in advance for any replies!
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I'd start by getting a job in a restaurant. It doesn't have to be fancy. Even a Micky D's will suit your purpose.
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