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		<title>Can you recommend any courses on how to become a food critic?</title>
		<description>In order to become a food critic, you are expected to know everything about food, from buying, preparation and cooking, to what should be served during the peak season as well as where foods usually grow.
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		<title>What are my culinary career choices?</title>
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- Cooking Career or Chef
1. Executive Chef – the one who ch</description>
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		<title>What are some of the recommended courses for a chef?</title>
		<description>As a basis for each course studied in Culinary Arts and cooking, students were taught to become professionals. They are also educated on the new trends about the food industry. Examples of these courses are:
- The Basics of Culinary Arts
- Fundamentals of the Kitchen
- Culinary Skills
- Baking S</description>
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		<title>What is the average pay for a pastry chef?</title>
		<description>Most pastry chefs are expected to have a specialized training.  Because of this, it is reflected in their average pay. The National Restaurant Association or the NRA in the United States gives a median salary of about $31,000 per year to every pastry chef.
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		<title>Will studying in Europe help my culinary career?</title>
		<description>Studying in Europe can greatly help your culinary career. It is actually one of the qualifications which some of the more major establishments require for chefs they hire. They believe that individuals who finish cooking degrees in Europe are competent, skilled and committed. Not only that, but some</description>
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