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Careers in Culinary Arts Shape Understanding of Agriculture
20 October 2009While many believe degrees in culinary arts produce pastry chefs and master cooks, education in the field can lead to an array of career options. Rather than creating a meal out of various ingredients, as an artist mixes colors to compose a painting, some culinary experts analyze how our favorite foods are actually cultivated to gain insight into the sizeable food service industry. Read more..
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Careers in Culinary Arts Provide Food for Thought
15 October 2009One doesn't need to be a high-profile pastry chef to secure a successful career in the culinary arts. Some find the niche stirring aromas and constructing banquet spreads, others consider that elemental stages of photosynthesis and crop farming that eventually produce meals. These culinary experts show how patterns of eating influence public health, agriculture and the economy. Read more..
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Tradition, Culture Are Reasons to Pursue Careers in the Culinary Arts
07 October 2009For as many chefs there are in the world, there are an equal amount of reasons to become interested in careers in the culinary arts. Some professional cooks see the job as the mastery of a time-honored craft. Others enjoy finding creative ways to make a meal both tasty and nutritious, and some enjoy the heat and glamour of cooking on the set of the Food Network's Iron Chef. Read more..
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Careers in Travel Can Begin in College
25 September 2009Travel agents are the great voyagers in today's times. While they may not attempt to go east by sailing west, these professionals map out exciting vacation options for weary workers and families. Members of this industry are expected to be knowledgeable about everything from bullfighting in Spain to the price of tea in China. Read more..
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