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The IUP Academy of Culinary Arts offers a premier culinary arts curriculum to prepare food industry professionals for entry into a growing job market.
Newly opened in Fall of 2006, is our state-of-the-art Learning Center where Culinary students take their computer and lecture courses

In addition to attending classes in the Learning Center, culinary majors take foods courses in a 13,000 square foot Kitchen Lab facility dedicated exclusively to culinary education.  The facility includes:

  • An operating Bake Shop, filled with the aromas of fresh-baked breads. This fully equipped bakery is the laboratory where students learn to create rich tortes, flaky croissants, and an array of tempting pastries.

  • A Hot Foods Kitchen where students learn skillful knife cuts, savory stocks and soups such as perfectly clear consommés, creamy seafood bisques, and chilled strawberry soup. 

    Chef and students practicing knife cuts on peppers
  • A Garde-Manger Kitchen
    to create showpieces such as magnificent ice sculptures, fruit and vegetable carvings, decorative garnishes, specialty salads, and lavish cold buffets. 

  • An A La Carte Kitchen where students discover international cuisine, classical and contemporary American dishes such as Lobster Newburg, Broiled Swordfish bathed in a Ginger Lime Butter and tender medallions of Venison graced with Blackberry Sauce. 

  • A Fabrication Kitchen/Receiving Area to learn receiving and quality controls. Students will also learn butchery such as how to fabricate Primal Cuts of a beef into filets, ribs, and steaks. 

    Chef arranging seafood display around ice carving
  • Lecture Rooms and a
    Demonstration Kitchen
    ,
    where students discover the theory and application of culinary science and other topics such as fine wine appreciation and the creative uses of fresh herbs. 
     
  • Summer Dining Room,
    Where students are introduced to front-of-the-house operations by maintaining an American Ala Carte Service Dining Room.
     

 

 

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