My CIA Farm-to-Table Concentration Experience
How do three months of planting and harvesting your own food on a farm sound? That’s exactly what I did in the CIA Farm-to-Table Concentration from May to
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How do three months of planting and harvesting your own food on a farm sound? That’s exactly what I did in the CIA Farm-to-Table Concentration from May to
Read about Altamash Gaziyani, CIA culinary science student. "Apply yourself every second of every day, especially if you choose to attend the CIA.
I remember standing in line on orientation day at the Culinary Institute of America, my heart, and mind giddy with the prospect of possibility stretching
Though the weekend started off slow and uneventful, it finished off strong with the highly publicized and anticipated, 6th annual Pizza Cook-Off.
Smoking meat —the technique behind favorites like barbecued brisket, ribs and pulled pork — is the process of cooking an item at a low temperature,
These career-driven students have an equal passion for the culinary and a much-needed athletic life in competitive soccer made possible by caring CIA
"No matter who you are, what you are, or where you come from, the people here accept & respect you. I have found family in friends & in chefs.
Falafel is a mixture of mashed chickpeas, onions and herbs and spices, formed into a small cake and deep fried.
"The chefs actively seek out opportunities to give us lessons in the business side of food...to learn about that side of it.
CIA graduate Frank Pinello is the popular host of The Pizza Show on Vice’s food channel, Munchies.
"I wanted to be where the best chefs were. The CIA definitely gives a well-rounded look into the food industry." —Alison Sprong, culinary arts student.
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