Hi! I'm Chloe from CKitchenAtelier my french cooking atelier overseas, let's chat and explore about food techniques, recipes, training, tea and everything interesting related to cooking/patisserie here. What is CKitchenAtelier Currently (2023), CKitchenAtelier is a welcoming space for all foodies, but it will continue to evolve over time. So, welcome here and let's get started! Ah and also, I am a geek and I love productivity so you may find some tech/productivity stuff along the way ;) Want to be in touch? Contact me ---------- What is on the menu Professional learning guide: Commercial Cookery Cert III & IV CAP cuisine Recipes Ingredients Techniques Chef’s profiles Kitchen equipment Geekery
If you aspire to become a chef in France, the main training/certification to obtain is the CAP Cuisine The Certificat d'Aptitude Professionnelle (CAP) Cuisine is a vocational education and training (VET) qualification that provides comprehensive training in the fundamentals of culinary arts. It is also well recognized overseas because of the French fondations of fine dining cuisine. It covers essential skills such as food preparation, cooking techniques, kitchen organization, hygiene and safety, and menu planning. It is actually very similar to the Commercial Cookery Cert III as there are based on the same Escoffier (French Chef who laid the fondation of the gastronomic cuisine) and French influence fondations. While it is absolutely possible to become a self-taught chef through experience, following the CAP Cuisine program in a reputable vocational school can provide benefits such as a better salary, networking opportunities, employment recognition, and foundational skills. Wit