Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Cooking Schools and Culinary Academies Can Give You Whatever Level of Education You Want

For me, cooking has always been fun. I started cooking in my younger
day back in Nebraska. Luckily, my mother was patient enough to teach
me. For my wife, she's glad I have fun doing it. What is your vote?
Do you cook for pleasure, or necessity? If you have the right
equipment, a comfortable kitchen, and are willing to try different
things, cooking can be fun. Having someone to clean up after you
helps, too. Most ovens are self-cleaning now, so being a little sloppy
pulling your cooked item out of the oven isn't quite so critical.
You just wipe up what you can, and self-clean sometime in the future.

You can take only a Dim Sum class or get a degree in Culinary Arts.
You can login us at www.cheese-cake-recipes.com. There are online
courses and courses by mail. The choice is yours. There is a Catering
and Gourmet Cooking class which is online and through Penn Foster
Career School. There are many methods of cooking. Dry-heat cooking
methods without fat are broiling, roasting or baking, grilling,
barbecuing, griddling, and pan-broiling. Dry-heat cooking methods with
fat are sautéing, pan-frying, and deep-frying. Moist heat cooking
methods are steaming, boiling, simmering, poaching, and blanching.
Broiling is a method using high heat. My favorite is outdoor cooking.
There is also crock-pot cooking, which is an easy way to prepare a
full meal. As I said before, having the right culinary equipment makes
the task of cooking a lot easier. I use the nonstick pans versus the
stainless steel variety. They are easier to clean up. Other materials
used for cookware is copper, aluminum, stainless steel, cast iron,
glass, ceramics, plastic, and enamelware. Pans lined with enamel
should not be used for cooking. The enamel may chip or crack. Having a
variety of sizes for cookware makes the cooking process much easier. A
good set of kitchen knives is a must, also. They should be kept sharp
for both safety reasons and easier to use. For further details login
on to www.fair-recipes.com. Use the correct knife for the specific job
being done. A paring knife wouldn't work to well trying to cut
through bone. Being educated in food safety should also be a
consideration. You don't want your family to get Vibrato
parahaemolyticus Gastroenteritis from eating raw oysters. (Spelling or
pronunciation is not a priority for cooking.) You don't need to get
a Selvage Food Safety Manager Certification, but a basic understanding
of food safety should be learned. Some foods are more likely to become
unsafe than others. Some potentially hazardous food would be milk,
eggs, shellfish, fish, and baked potatoes.

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_By: *stewrt mart*_

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