Level Two Gastronomy • Stratford Chefs School
Stratford Chefs School

Level Two Gastronomy

This component will broaden the student’s knowledge of the field of gastronomy through reading material, group work and written exercises. The work of Brillat-Savarin is examined in order to draw parallels between the gastronomy of today and the gastronomy of the past. Biographies of 20th-century figures in the field of gastronomy are studied and reviewed. The subject of taste is examined from the perspective of the food-production system and the chef as an agent of change.

24 Hours

Instructor

Randi Rudner

Program Manager, Commodities Instructor, Lab Cookery Instructor | Canadian Guest Chef

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Innovative, World-class Program*

Our unique program model is method-based, hands-on, experiential, work-integrated learning, safely adapted to Covid-19 protocols.

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An enriched, immersive curriculum with exceptional standards and small classes. Collaborative, experiential learning through practical classes, Dinner Labs, and Dinners To Go, with strict adherence to Public Health requirements.

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