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What cooking school did Julia Child attend in France?
I recently read Ms. Child's biography and was wondering if there was a cooking school in the US that was as reknown as the one in France?
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Hello @mmng23!
Julia Child is best known for bringing French cooking to America through her cookbook "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" and her many television shows. She is one of America’s most beloved TV cooking show personalities. She attended cooking school in France at Le Cordon Bleu, a famous institution for teaching culinary arts and other hospitality-related courses. Le Cordon Bleu has several schools located on five continents. The US alone has 17 schools associated with Le Cordon Bleu, plus offers online learning as well. There are several famous chefs who have attended and graduated from Le Cordon Bleu. Some you may recognize are Giada De Laurentis and Mario Batali. There are locations all over the United States, and if you are interested in learning culinary arts, you should apply! Check out the Le Cordon Bleu website for more information: http://www.chefs.edu/
Julia Child is best known for bringing French cooking to America through her cookbook "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" and her many television shows. She is one of America’s most beloved TV cooking show personalities. She attended cooking school in France at Le Cordon Bleu, a famous institution for teaching culinary arts and other hospitality-related courses. Le Cordon Bleu has several schools located on five continents. The US alone has 17 schools associated with Le Cordon Bleu, plus offers online learning as well. There are several famous chefs who have attended and graduated from Le Cordon Bleu. Some you may recognize are Giada De Laurentis and Mario Batali. There are locations all over the United States, and if you are interested in learning culinary arts, you should apply! Check out the Le Cordon Bleu website for more information: http://www.chefs.edu/
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