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Unit 1: Culinary Foundations Level 1 OverviewView TasksUnit 2: Knives, Knife Cuts & Knife SharpeningView TasksUnit 3: Food & Kitchen SafetyView TasksUnit 4: Dry-Heat Cooking MethodsView TasksUnit 5: Moist-Heat Cooking MethodsView TasksUnit 6: How to Make StockView TasksUnit 7: SeasoningView TasksUnit 8: PlatingView TasksUnit 9: Nutrition in The KitchenView TasksUnit 10: Culinary Foundations Level 1 AssessmentView Tasks |
Course DescriptionRouxbe Culinary School is the world’s leading online culinary school for aspiring cooks, culinary students, those already working in the food and culinary industry or for anyone who seeks an intensive immersion in culinary skill and knowledge development. This Culinary Foundations Level 1 course focuses on foundational and fundamental skills development and reinforcement; universal and widely adopted methods and techniques of cooking as well as recipes and activities that reinforce the same principles taught in professional culinary schools around the world. This course is covers key knowledge and technique development in: kitchen and food safety, knife skills, stocks, moist- and dry-heat cooking methods, plating and presentation, and culinary nutrition. This course is complemented by _Culinary Foundations Level 2_, a larger complementary course that provides additional instruction in preparing specific types of foods: salads, vegetables, soups, sauces, meat, poultry, fish, breads, pastries and foods for special diets. The course contains various types of learning activities to engage and guide participants through a learning path: pre and post quizzes, flash cards, live graded assessments, Rouxbe-graded assessments and other supportive activities. Course Highlights
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Rouxbe Culinary School is the world’s leading online culinary school for aspiring cooks, culinary students, those already working in the food and culinary industry or for anyone who seeks an intensive immersion in culinary skill and knowledge development.
This Culinary Foundations Level 1 course focuses on foundational and fundamental skills development and reinforcement; universal and widely adopted methods and techniques of cooking as well as recipes and activities that reinforce the same principles taught in professional culinary schools around the world.
This course is covers key knowledge and technique development in: kitchen and food safety, knife skills, stocks, moist- and dry-heat cooking methods, plating and presentation, and culinary nutrition. This course is complemented by _Culinary Foundations Level 2_, a larger complementary course that provides additional instruction in preparing specific types of foods: salads, vegetables, soups, sauces, meat, poultry, fish, breads, pastries and foods for special diets.
The course contains various types of learning activities to engage and guide participants through a learning path: pre and post quizzes, flash cards, live graded assessments, Rouxbe-graded assessments and other supportive activities.
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Unit 1: Culinary Foundations Level 2 OverviewView TasksUnit 2: Salads & VinaigrettesView TasksUnit 3: VegetablesView TasksUnit 4: EggsView TasksUnit 5: SoupsView TasksUnit 6: SaucesView TasksUnit 7: Rice & GrainsView TasksUnit 8: LegumesView TasksUnit 9: PastaView TasksUnit 10: MeatView TasksUnit 11: PoultryView TasksUnit 12: FishView TasksUnit 13: Baking Basics & BreadsView TasksUnit 14: Pastry BasicsView TasksUnit 15: ChocolateView TasksUnit 16: Cooking Foundations 2 AssessmentView Tasks |
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Unit 1: Orientation & Course OverviewView TasksUnit 2: Why Sustainable Seafood MattersView TasksUnit 3: Seafood Basics: Understanding Seafood Culinary CategoriesView TasksUnit 4: Seafood Handling & Fabrication SkillsView TasksUnit 5: Seafood Cooking TechniquesView TasksUnit 6: Course Assessment & Resource LibraryView Tasks |
Course DescriptionUnderstanding how to source, prepare, cook, and serve seafood is a skill set called seafood literacy – having the confidence and competence to take full advantage of all the unique qualities that fish, shellfish, and sea greens have to offer – is a fundamental skill required for success in modern kitchens. Working to attain a high level of seafood literacy makes you more valuable as a cook and gives you the opportunity to be a leader in your kitchen. Chef Barton Seaver partnered with Rouxbe to develop Seafood Literacy as a guide that swims you through a process of understanding seafood in all its forms. We focus that learning on how most seafood can generally be separated into categories based on its culinary personality. Breaking down seafood into culinary categories enables a cook to apply a set of general strategies about each category to dozens of specific products within that category. Culinary techniques specific to seafood cooking, such as steaming, grilling, broiling, and raw applications are explored and discussed. Course Highlights
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Understanding how to source, prepare, cook, and serve seafood is a skill set called seafood literacy – having the confidence and competence to take full advantage of all the unique qualities that fish, shellfish, and sea greens have to offer – is a fundamental skill required for success in modern kitchens. Working to attain a high level of seafood literacy makes you more valuable as a cook and gives you the opportunity to be a leader in your kitchen.
Chef Barton Seaver partnered with Rouxbe to develop Seafood Literacy as a guide that swims you through a process of understanding seafood in all its forms. We focus that learning on how most seafood can generally be separated into categories based on its culinary personality. Breaking down seafood into culinary categories enables a cook to apply a set of general strategies about each category to dozens of specific products within that category. Culinary techniques specific to seafood cooking, such as steaming, grilling, broiling, and raw applications are explored and discussed.
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Unit 1: Orientation & Course OverviewView TasksUnit 2: Plant-Based StaplesView TasksUnit 3: Plant-Based Alternatives to Meat & DairyView TasksUnit 4: Pasta & NoodlesView TasksUnit 5: No-Heat Cooking | Raw GastronomyView TasksUnit 6: Final AssessmentView Tasks |
Course DescriptionThis course offers foundational instruction in plant-based culinary arts. With a focus on the application of core techniques in the plant-based kitchen, the experience will allow you to explore and practice a variety of recipes and flavors. You will learn how to adapt familiar foods, such as stocks, sauces, dressings, dairy, and meats, and make them plant-based. You will learn about methods, substitutions, and products to help you make these adaptations. You will learn about popular topics like alternative proteins such as tofu, tempeh, and seitan, and dairy alternatives such as nut milk and cheeses. This curriculum also covers all the basics of fermentation. Course Highlights
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This course offers foundational instruction in plant-based culinary arts. With a focus on the application of core techniques in the plant-based kitchen, the experience will allow you to explore and practice a variety of recipes and flavors. You will learn how to adapt familiar foods, such as stocks, sauces, dressings, dairy, and meats, and make them plant-based. You will learn about methods, substitutions, and products to help you make these adaptations. You will learn about popular topics like alternative proteins such as tofu, tempeh, and seitan, and dairy alternatives such as nut milk and cheeses. This curriculum also covers all the basics of fermentation.
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Unit 1: Orientation & Course OverviewView TasksUnit 2: Food Waste OverviewView TasksUnit 3: Intro to Food SafetyView TasksUnit 4: Technical ApproachesView TasksUnit 5: Gastronomic ApproachesView TasksUnit 6: Food ProcessingView TasksUnit 7: Course Assessment & Resource LibraryView Tasks |
Course DescriptionTo combat this startling and untenable trend in food waste, the James Beard Foundation is focused on supporting an industry-wide change in the way our nation’s restaurants value and respect our food resources. Waste Not provides technical and creative approaches to food waste, and examines the need to reduce food loss along the entire supply chain. Course Highlights
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To combat this startling and untenable trend in food waste, the James Beard Foundation is focused on supporting an industry-wide change in the way our nation’s restaurants value and respect our food resources. Waste Not provides technical and creative approaches to food waste, and examines the need to reduce food loss along the entire supply chain.
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Unit 1: Introduction & OrientationView TasksUnit 2: Introduction to French Pastry and BakingView TasksUnit 3: Prepare your KitchenView TasksUnit 4: Kitchen BasicsView TasksUnit 5: Basic Baking and Pastry SkillsView TasksUnit 6: Cookies: BasicView TasksUnit 7: Quickbreads & Breakfast ItemsView TasksUnit 8: Sweet Snacks: Pound CakeView TasksUnit 9: Sweet Snacks: BarsView TasksUnit 10: Cookies: DecoratedView TasksUnit 11: Introduction to Bread: Loaf Pan BreadView TasksUnit 12: Breads: French Breads and Italian BreadsView TasksUnit 13: Breakfast Pastries: Yeasted enriched doughs, Yeasted Laminated Dough, Laminated DoughsView TasksUnit 14: Tarts and Pies: Fruit Pies, Apple Tarts, Almond Cream TartsView TasksUnit 15: French Pastries: Crêpes & ChouquettesView TasksUnit 16: Cookies: MacaronsView TasksUnit 17: French Pastries: Dark Chocolate Mousse & Vanilla Creme BrûléeView TasksUnit 18: Frozen Dessert: Vanilla Ice CreamView TasksUnit 19: Candies and ConfectionsView TasksUnit 20: Course Final AssessmentView Tasks |
Course DescriptionA 40-hour online course focusing on pastry, baking, and decorating. The units will teach everything you need to know to set up your ideal baking and pastry kitchen, get you started on the basics, and then move on the more advanced techniques. Course Highlights
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A 40-hour online course focusing on pastry, baking, and decorating. The units will teach everything you need to know to set up your ideal baking and pastry kitchen, get you started on the basics, and then move on the more advanced techniques.
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Unit 1: Food Cost AccountingView Tasks |
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Unit 1: Introduction to Food ServiceView TasksUnit 2: Menu PlanningView TasksUnit 3: Purchasing and ReceivingView TasksUnit 4: Supervisory ManagementView TasksUnit 5: Dining Room ServiceView TasksUnit 6: Beverage ManagementView Tasks |
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