Hey guys,
I have been working in the Culinary field now for about 3 years, and feel that it is what I want to do for a career. Gladly my first job gave me an apprenticeship and I Started my first year last in April and finished it with about 86%. The thing is, I feel that I dont have enough experience going into my 2nd or 3rd year.
The theory is pretty straight forward but when it comes to the practical, I feel like I am a bit over my head. Most of my first year classmates were around 25-35 years old, and with me being 19, I am finding that I cant be as creative because I'm lacking the experience that some of these guys with 8+ years on me. For example, one of our classes we had to saute spinach, and basicly put what ever we wanted in it. And some of these guys just came up with the most incredible things and here I had no idea what to do with it.
You guys have any Ideas on what I should do or how I can work up my experience so that my practical wont suffer?
I have been working in the Culinary field now for about 3 years, and feel that it is what I want to do for a career. Gladly my first job gave me an apprenticeship and I Started my first year last in April and finished it with about 86%. The thing is, I feel that I dont have enough experience going into my 2nd or 3rd year.
The theory is pretty straight forward but when it comes to the practical, I feel like I am a bit over my head. Most of my first year classmates were around 25-35 years old, and with me being 19, I am finding that I cant be as creative because I'm lacking the experience that some of these guys with 8+ years on me. For example, one of our classes we had to saute spinach, and basicly put what ever we wanted in it. And some of these guys just came up with the most incredible things and here I had no idea what to do with it.
You guys have any Ideas on what I should do or how I can work up my experience so that my practical wont suffer?




