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Accademia Italiana Chef S.r.l.
Master of Pasta and Sauces Course
- Florence, Italy
- Lecce, Italy
Course
Full time
2 weeks
On-Campus
English
The "Master of Pasta", held in Florence (Tuscany) and Lecce (Puglia), is a 70-hour training program over two weeks, focusing on fresh pasta-making, from traditional regional recipes to modern techniques. Students work directly with high-quality ingredients, learning to create authentic Italian flavors under the guidance of expert chefs.
Accademia Italiana Chef S.r.l.
Master of Pizza and Breadmaking Course
- Florence, Italy
Course
Full time
2 weeks
On-Campus
English
The "Master of Pizza", available exclusively in Florence (Tuscany), is a 70-hour intensive course over two weeks, where participants master dough fermentation, topping selection, and professional baking techniques. Every step is hands-on, ensuring a real-world learning experience.
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Studying Italian Cuisine at the courses level immerses you in rich culinary traditions and techniques that define Italy's renowned food culture. This discipline is for those eager to master authentic Italian cooking while gaining a deep appreciation for the ingredients, flavors, and methods that make it unique.
Many learners start by exploring essential courses such as pasta making, regional cooking styles, and food presentation techniques. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives on traditional recipes and modern interpretations. You'll also delve into food safety and nutrition to understand the complete process of food preparation, from farm to table.
As you progress, the program emphasizes practical instruction through hands-on cooking sessions and collaborative projects. This approach equips you with vital skills like menu design, flavor profiling, and ingredient sourcing. Graduates often find career opportunities in restaurants, catering, food writing, and culinary education, all benefiting from the expertise gained during their studies.