The IUP Academy of Culinary Arts offers a premier
culinary arts curriculum to prepare food industry professionals for entry into a growing job market.
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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:
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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.
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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.
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A Garde-Manger Kitchen
to create showpieces such as magnificent ice
sculptures, fruit and vegetable carvings, decorative
garnishes, specialty salads, and lavish cold buffets.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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