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Welcome to Free Culinary School.com!

Posted by Jacob Published in Cooking

Welcome to Free Culinary School.com, the podcast and blog that teaches you how to cook like a professional chef!

Structured like a traditional cooking school, Free Culinary School.com will start by discussing the most basic techniques and concepts that all aspiring chefs need to know and then progress towards more advanced cooking skills.

Much more than another “how to cook” blog, Free Culinary School.com will be a rich learning environment for amateur and professional chefs alike, with podcasts and posts exploring in depth the science of food, techniques, and advances in the cooking industry. To participate in the FCS community, simply post a question or comment to the most recent blog post, or call 206-350-5974 to have your question played and answered live on the Free Culinary School Podcast. Stay tuned for more!
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kenia said in April 11th, 2008 at 4:03 am

I would like to receive this podcasts every day

cristinaneely said in July 9th, 2008 at 4:04 am

I would like to have this podcasts…

Meca Silkowski said in July 14th, 2008 at 4:12 pm

I’ve never cooked with Lamb before and I’d really like to try. Does anyone know some good recipes that I could try? I purchased some really good Lamb Chops and a small rack of Lamb from the store. So recipe suggestions involving either of those cuts would be greatly appreciated. I’m open to any suggestions. Thanks a bunch!

Jacob said in July 14th, 2008 at 4:45 pm

Meca,
I just saw your question as I was walking out the door on my way to work. I have a really fantastic way to cook rack of lamb, so if you can wait, I’ll do a blog post either late tonight, or early tomorrow. Also, your best chance of getting questions answered by other readers is to post them in the comments section of the most recent blog post on the main page. So stay tuned for “roasted rack of lamb.”

Update: I just posted a recipe and technique article for roasted lamb rack. Click here to check it out.

jaygade said in August 25th, 2008 at 11:27 pm

I just discovered your blog and podcast via a link on Wikipedia when looking up risotto. I look forward to following along and learning!

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