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Apr 16, 2025, 12:26
CAFÉ Names 2023 Culinary Education Award Recipients

CAFÉ Names 2023 Culinary Education Award Recipients

Eight culinary education leaders, one college student, and one foodservice business recognized for innovative approaches and positive impacts on culinary education.

By Lisa Parrish, GMC Editor
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Anything Worth Doing is Worth Doing Well

Anything Worth Doing is Worth Doing Well

A mindset of extraordinary and excellence is not a destination, rather it’s a way of living – every day.

By Paul Sorgule, MS, AAC
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Teach and Mentor Students to be Open to and Prepared for Life’s Changes

Teach and Mentor Students to be Open to and Prepared for Life’s Changes

Setting students up with what they need to succeed in life is far more valuable than any culinary technical skill you will teach them.

By Adam Weiner, JD, CFSE
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A Culinary Deep Dive into the King of Fruits

A Culinary Deep Dive into the King of Fruits

Spark creativity with fresh mangos by linking education with trend and recipe innovation.

By Chef Rob Corliss, All Things Epicurean
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Perseverance was on the Menu as Connecticut and Michigan Teams Captured National Culinary and Restaurant Management Titles

Perseverance was on the Menu as Connecticut and Michigan Teams Captured National Culinary and Restaurant Management Titles

High school students beat out 90 teams to take home top titles at the 2023 National ProStart Invitational held in Washington, D.C.

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Culinary Math Teaching Series: Best Practices in Teaching Culinary Math

Culinary Math Teaching Series: Best Practices in Teaching Culinary Math

Steering students’ culinary math success with teaching tips like showing work and using driving analogies.

By Linda Blocker, Associate Professor at the State University of New York at Delhi
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Experiences are the Best Education

Experiences are the Best Education

Bringing the curriculum to (real) life through storytelling, forced problem-solving, field trips and getting students inside foodservice operations.

By Paul Sorgule, MS, AAC
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