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VINO LAS VEGAS stops at Cafe Bleu for the American Wine Society…
VINO LAS VEAGS LLC | September 3rd 2008
The Amercian Wine Society is a national organization that promotes wine education and appreciation. VINO LAS VEGAS isa member of the Las Vegas Chapter.We have attended many events at Cafe Bleu at Le Cordon BleuCollege of Culinary Arts located in Su read more
First Meals by Annabel Karmel
Upscale Baby Blog | August 27th 2008
The best of both worlds: this children’s First Meals cookbook was written by a Cordon Bleu chef and mom, Annabel Karmel. It has over 200 EASY, healthy recipes for children. I never depended on ready-made meals out of a box, from a can, or from read more
Introducing EVO!
Wine Shop At Home | August 26th 2008 by Terrence Sanders
Ask your Wine Consultant about the latest addition to our exclusive artisan wine brands EVO. With two varietals under our newest brand, EVO wines are destined to be memorable and provocative. On their labels, these wines depict beautiful creatures t read more
The ring: una escena terrorífica
El laberinto de Asprogen | August 23rd 2008 by Asprogen
Sin muchas explicaciones, esta versión "2000" de la escena de Poltergeist que ya vimos hace unos días, tuvo como discípulo aventajado a Hideo Nakata y su Ringu. Como el cine norteamericano tiene la tendencia read more
Weekend reading: 5 books to explore!
Eating Out Loud | August 22nd 2008 by Allen Williams
Five new books sit in a pile on the edge of my desk, tempting me to read them. I normally don't have so many books lined up but this week has somehow been 'the perfect storm'. I purchased an interesting book on food history, then a book I won from read more
What Julia Child can teach you about business
Become a Consultant Blog from Consultant Journal | August 20th 2008
Famous cook, author and TV host Julia Child introduced millions of people to the art of French cooking. But would you believe she didn't learn to cook till she was in her late 30s?Julia Child had a wide variety of interests. She played basketball in read more
Rebecca Reilly: Gluten-Free Baker
Wheat Free, Meat Free | August 18th 2008 by Rachel Jagareski
I just bought a copy of Rebecca Reilly's "Gluten-Free Baking" (NY: Simon and Schuster, 2002) and am delighted with it. Baking has never been my strength, even in the days before gluten became our nemesis, so I having several gluten-free cookbooks fo read more
Local Favorites: Marietta Diner
GreenSpaceGoods | August 17th 2008 by greenspacegoods
Now that I have your attention… :)It's been said that if you try to do everything, you'll do nothing very well. With nearly 500 delicious items on the menu- all served 24 hours a day, Marietta Diner just might be the exception to that rule. Want a read more
Le Cordon Bleu!
Regina's Family Seasons | August 14th 2008 by Regina
Wow! What a long day we had.We spent the better part of the day at Le Cordon Bleu in Dallas Texas! Just in case you didn't know Le Cordon Bleu is the premier school for Culinary Arts. Le Cordon Bleu is notably one of the best schools for culinary art read more
News: Julia Child was a Spy
Pieces of Earth Foods | August 14th 2008 by Karmatir
So yeah, before attending the Cordon Bleu School in France she was a spy. Saw this in the news this morning about documents being released today: Famed chef Julia Child shared a secret with Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg and Chicago White Sox read more
Cordon Bleu Meets CIA
Kateedyd What?! | August 14th 2008
Ah, the CIA, the Culinary Institute of America, famous for pumping out some of the top chefs in the country...nope think Central Intelligence Agency. That's right. It was reported yesterday that all the names, documents, and paper work of all 24,000+ read more
Cooking Schools
the best trade schools site ever | August 12th 2008 by Ramdan Hidayat
Cooking schools, culinary schools, the Art Institute of California, Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts, and a two-hour class at Sur La Table are all methods of becoming educated in the field of cooking. Depending on whether you want to learn how read more
WHY DID FRANCE FALL IN LOVE WITH McDONALD'S?
THE BIG FEED | August 9th 2008 by THE BIG FEED
Cheeseburger Royale... Whisper it quietly, but McDonald's is doing rather well in France. In fact, for the last three years "McDo" as the Parisians have it, has posted double-digit growth on average, culminating in profits of around €3bn from 2006- read more
No Title
Wendy Dager is Not Famous | August 7th 2008
Will Work for… a JobI’ve been out of the traditional job search process for so many years that it’s startling to see the changes that have been made. I know how sucky it is because my 19-year-old daughter has had a hell of a time finding work.H read more
Happy Birthday Hubby!
precious moments | August 7th 2008 by Eds
Happy Birthday Hubby!!! Yeah, it’s my hubby’s birthday { August 6 }. Just 2 days away from Aj's and here’s what we did to celebrate it. Just the 2 of US. ;) We dine out {again} at our fave resto…Ate some goodies and shot these read more
Le Cordon Bleu
So So Southern | August 4th 2008 by Tracy
Chef phoned the other day asking if I might like to join him Sunday at the Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute for a day of chef demos and an outdoor market. I would set up a booth and sell my art along side of farmers, cattle farmers, cheese makers a read more
chicken cordon bleu
Believing in Me and Breaking Free | August 1st 2008 by Heidi Boos
Last night, I surprised my husband by having dinner ready for him the minute he walked in the door. Now, some of you are probably already pretty good at doing this EVERY night, but for me it's a challenge just to have my daughter dressed in anything read more
Caesar Salad in a Crispy Parmesan Basket with Chef Hector Playuk
Savory Tv | July 28th 2008 by Alpine
Hector Playuk is the Executive Chef for Jacks Bar and Restaurant, in Washington DC. His expertise began when he graduated from the Le Cordon Bleu in Paris. In this video he shows you how to make a Caesar Salad in a crispy parmesan basket. The vide read more
Baking a new Bread is like a new day - Bright and Shiny ..
My Momâs Recipes And More | July 22nd 2008
Cranberry Pumpkin Seed Bread- One Of The Best ! Sorry, it was too late and I couldn't get better photos ,the real Bread was better looking, you have to belive me this time..! :) Let's start with the Bread recipe: Le Cordon Bleu Cranberry Pumpkin Se read more
Reading matters
The View From Here | July 19th 2008 by Mike French
by Paul BurmanOne of the best pieces of advice offered to aspiring and emerging writers, I’ve found, is to read. To read as much as possible. To read widely and wildly! To gorge on books! Particularly, to read anything that’s close to the type of read more
New Sassoon Hair Care Academy Opening 2009
The Beantown Bloggery | July 14th 2008 by beantown bloggery
Boston/Cambridge is known for their educational institutions. Most recently Le Cordon Bleu opened up a culinary school in Cambridge (here), and now Elan Sassoon (son of Vidal Sassoon) announced plans to open something of his own:The Academy for Hair read more
International Appetizer Sampler
Proud of Our Recipes | July 13th 2008 by Steven Maclin
CLICK HERE >>> Price - $64.99“Handmade appetizers with Parisian, Tuscan, Cajun & Fusion themes. 24 Appetizers: Quiche, mushroom tarts, bruchetta, veggie tarts, Mini cordon bleu, Andouille en Croute, chicken beggars purse, Panang shrimp. An read more
A conversation with Moran Mizrachi, chef
Jerusalemite.net: The Jerusalem Culture Guide | July 6th 2008 by Harry
Chef Moran Mizrachi comes from a long line of shuk-ites. Her grandfather opened a roasted nut snacks stand there in the 1960s and her father, Eli Mizrachi, helped jump start the Mahane Yehuda renaissance when he opened Caf���© Mizrach read more
Chicken Cordon Bleu
Balance Zero | July 3rd 2008 by Vanessa
I don’t normally get excited over recipes, but this one I did. Reason, I had coupons for everything needed other than the chicken. Our local walmart had Sargento sliced cheese on sale for $2.00, I had a $1.00 off coupon. I bought three packs of read more
Hidden Calorie Bombs to Avoid at Restaurants
Dumb Little Man - tips for life | July 3rd 2008
Written on 7/03/2008 by Garrett Whelan who writes about cooking for men or anyone trying to kick the fast food habit at FatBastardEats.com.For most of us, going out to eat is a special experience. We'll try things we ordinarily wouldn't, both exotic read more
I like a warm bun
Cellobella's Blog on Redsultana | June 30th 2008 by Cellobella
Look I don’t want to complain… actually scratch that… I DO want to complain… what’s with the freezing cold half stale buns they serve you as part of your aeroplane meal? I can accept that mass meals are never going to be read more
Silicone is in!! But not for your boobs....
recommend | June 27th 2008
Thanks to my Cordon Bleu trained cooking mentor Mrs. K, I got into cooking when I was in NYC. Since then, I've had some hit and misses and am pretty picky on cooking utensils these days. For the last few years, silicone (non-stick) is no read more
Giada De Laurentiis
Sexy Euro Girl | June 26th 2008 by xocu
Giada De Laurentiis Biography* Birth Place: Rome, Italy * Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 08/22/1970, Leo * Profession: Chef; TV host; caterer; judgeWebsite: http://www.giadadelaurentiis.com/Giada Pamela De Laurentiis was born August 22, 1970, in read more
Meals for Saturday, June 21
Chefs Diet Daily Unwrapped | June 23rd 2008 by Ellen
Breakfast: Goat Cheese, Pepper and Asparagus Frittata Honey Wheat English Muffin and Orange MarmaladeLunch: California Turkey Burger Catalini-Avocado Spread Turkey Bacon and Tortilla StripsSnack 1: Chicken Nugget Cordon Bleu with Parmesan SauceDinner read more
Every Occasion Chicken Recipe
Tips and Tricks | June 21st 2008 by wowo
It taste just like chicken. That line’s become a part of our culture to describe meat dishes that aren’t made with chicken, but none the less, taste almost exactly like our favorite poultry meat. And why do we think that many of these alternative read more