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There’s an art to scaling a bakery. If you decide that it’s time to scale, it’s important to do it right.

For culinary students studying at the August Escoffier Austin culinary campus, sustainable business may just be good business.

Online pastry students have good reason to be mindful of all of the core baking trends, but they should be especially attentive to the baked-goods triangle as they hone their culinary craft.

Breaking into the culinary job market is exciting, if not a little intimidating. Here are a few stones to turn over first.

Culinary students and professional chefs alike should welcome the good news about projected employment growth throughout the culinary world.

Understanding how to approach recruiting, retention and training in the back of house has almost nothing to do with cooking itself, but is a vital part of a chef’s skill set.

Fusion cuisine isn’t going away any time soon, which means chefs should understand how to incorporate it into their own menus.

Maple syrup is an especially versatile ingredient for chefs, having applications in everything from appetizers and entrees to sweet breakfast foods and desserts.

Seafood can be an especially popular offering in a variety of restaurant settings, but it requires some special considerations and safety procedures.

Some food festivals are worth a pilgrimage if you’re a culinary student, chef or general culinary enthusiast. Let’s take a look at a few of them.