JT
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04-21-14 10:39 PM - Post#167761
My 14 yr old son is looking for classes to help him further his cooking skills. Anyone have any ideas where he might meet other teens interested in cooking or some local places to get some further education?
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texmomma
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04-21-14 11:03 PM - Post#167762
In response to JT
The high school has a track for culinary arts, he might consider that.
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Gary
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04-22-14 02:08 AM - Post#167765
In response to texmomma
Whole Foods and Central Market each have a cooking school.
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/service/cooking-cl...
You might try there.
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Jeremy
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04-22-14 08:36 AM - Post#167772
In response to Gary
There was a place on El Dorado in McKinney across from Nothing Bundt Cake behind Mcallisters if it is still open. I think it was Young Chef Academy or something like that. Sorry not more helpful.
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kzoch
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Loc: West Allen
Reg: 08-04-08
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04-22-14 02:57 PM - Post#167805
In response to Jeremy
Young Chef Academy closed its physical location in McKinney.
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Jeremy
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04-22-14 03:17 PM - Post#167807
In response to kzoch
Thanks for the update.
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BookFan
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04-22-14 06:15 PM - Post#167817
In response to Jeremy
I love the classes at Central Market, but most of them are 18 and up. I have done a couple of parent/child classes with my 15-year-old - they're pretty good about working with the age of the kids in the class, though.
If anyone else has any ideas, I'd love to hear them, too!
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JT
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06-11-14 11:33 PM - Post#169092
In response to BookFan
Thank you for the great ideas everyone! We'll look into them! He started a FB group called Food Talk for Teens so he could find other kids who love to cook like him as well!
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