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#1
08-20-2005, 02:32 PM
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 hellow to eveyone from israel my mane is yael, I'm not that much of a chef, but I'm tinking to become one. I'm from israel but currently I'm in san francisco, california. I'm sorry to bother ysoy all, but I have a few Question, and I will thank you very much if you'll help me (also if you don't). so, I want to study pastry chef. in the last couple of years I worked as a cook in a few restaurants in Tel-Aviv (Israel), while I was studding university, and I fell in love with the cithen, and mostly the sweets  my problems are mainly financial...  .the instetudes that i found were extremly out of my budget... so I was thinking of a more tropical place like brazil or even the the east, which can be cheaper... and also europe is an option... can you help me with directions for schools? or anyhow? a n y comment is wellcome  thank you very very much.   I wish u all a great weekend Last edited by Yaelala; 08-20-2005 at 03:01 PM. Reason: forgot to say from israel  |
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08-20-2005, 06:33 PM
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 Shalom, Yael, and welcome to Chef Talk Cafe. We're glad you found us! We have a Culinary Students' forum here, and I suggest you post your school question there. Also, you can search this site for earlier conversations here about how to choose the right cooking school and pay for it.  Baruch habah- welcome! Mezzaluna
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#3
08-21-2005, 12:40 AM
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 How about Culinary institute of the Pacific in tropical Hawaii? http://www.kcc.hawaii.edu/ http://programs.kcc.hawaii.edu/~nonc...ary/lrcb17.htm http://www.hawaii.edu/cgi-bin/uhnews?20050422132128 I hear their program is up and coming. Good luck. |
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#4
08-22-2005, 03:12 PM
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Dear Yael  I can reccomend Hungary for chef school. It is a great place to be, nice girls aswell. Give it a try, hungarian kitchen is one of the best in the World and the people are very friendly there. check out my website and you will have a little taste of Hungary! www.cheflaszlo.comTry to get to 231Ellsworth. It is a great restaurant in San Mateo. I know the chef, he could have you for a night a week. That what I'm doing if I want to see restaurants, I just talk to the chef and ask him if I can spend couple days in the kitchen with him. It is a very good experience. Just say you are a student and want to learn. No one will say NO! It is good experience before school! bye Cheflaszlo 310-962-9669 |
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