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Old 08-10-2001, 05:03 PM
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I have a James Beard book called The Theory and Practice of Good Cooking. It was published in 1977. I bought it 3 months ago thru The Good Cook book club.
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Welcome to Chef Talk Fireman! Those are all great suggestions, it will keep you busy for a few months .
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Im looking in what would be the best school to go to become a chef ? I really enjoy cooking for alot of people more people the better I cant stand to cook for one or two . tinamariesmiles@cheftalk.net [img]null[/img]
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Tinamarie, check out the Culinary Students forum here for oodles of discussion on that. Welcome to the Cafe, too!
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Fireman -
J. Pepin has indeed reprinted his two books (La Method and Technique) into one large book. It's readily available now... take a browse through it, it's very useful, IMO.
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Fireman -
J. Pepin has indeed reprinted his two books (La Method and Technique) into one large book. It's readily available now... take a browse through it, it's very useful, IMO.
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