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WVU Tech culinary program announces partnership with Chef Paul Smith - Vimarsana News

WVU Tech culinary program announces partnership with Chef Paul Smith

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) — The West Virginia University Institute of Technology announced a partnership with Chef Paul Smith relating to the University’s two-year culinary program. The partnership will be related to the school’s two-year culinary program that is hosted at the WVU Tech’s Beckley campus that opened in 2020, and is offered through Potomac State […]

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These chefs-to-be will make your Super Bowl party meal — with food from teams' cities - Vimarsana News

These chefs-to-be will make your Super Bowl party meal — with food from teams' cities

Mooresville-based FeedNC will offer meals, appetizers and desserts featuring fare from cities of the Super Bowl teams.

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From Emeril to butter per semester: A look at Johnston & Wales by the numbers - Vimarsana News

From Emeril to butter per semester: A look at Johnston & Wales by the numbers

Fun numbers from the culinary kitchens at Johnson & Wales University.

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OTC student restaurant open for fall semester; Missouri Mike's closes Battlefield location - Vimarsana News

OTC student restaurant open for fall semester; Missouri Mike's closes Battlefield location

This week in the Springfield-area restaurant realm: OTC's student restaurant opens for fall and a local barbecue restaurant closes a location.

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Column: These chefs-in-training have overcome a lot. Now, they'd like a job - Vimarsana News

Column: These chefs-in-training have overcome a lot. Now, they'd like a job

The students are all on the autism spectrum. They were like line chefs in any restaurant kitchen — except they weren't allowed to handle knives.

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