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Sara Tane made sausage in Mod 5 of Culinary Arts

Mod 5: The Glamour of Garde Manger

Vegan macaroni and cheese

Chef Palak's Pro Guide to a Vegan Thanksgiving

Goat Cheese Mousse, Pickled Beets, Beet Gel, Puffed Amaranth, Celery and Beet Coral

Testing Texture with Goat Cheese and Beets

A chicken and lime dish

Asian Cuisines and Modern Plating in Mod 3

Matt Leung at The French Laundry

Inside The French Laundry Kitchen

Chef Sim Cass tosses pizza dough.

Chef Sim's Pro Pizza Dough

Austin's Rosedale Kitchen and Bar serves mushrooms grown in Texas.

Make the Most of Summer Mushrooms

Waffles dusted with powdered sugar

Sara Tane Makes Breakfast, Salads and Sandwiches in Mod 2

Barry Tonkinson is the director of culinary research and development at ICE.

Chef Barry on Finding Your Culinary Voice

A station in the Marley Spoon test kitchen is shown.

The Test Kitchen Evolution

Arame and other common sea vegetables.

How to Use Seaweed in Your Cooking (Not Just for Sushi)

Spices are organized in bowls.

Five Guidelines for Sourcing and Storing Spices

sole meuniere

The Complexity of Simple Cooking

Chef Charcutier Arthur Dehaine

Chef Charcutier Arthur Dehaine Reimagines Tradition

Edible flowers in the hydroponic farm at the ��ý.

How to Serve Four Edible Flowers and Herbs

Sarah Copeland is a cookbook author.

Five Spring Cookbooks by ICE Alumni

A water bath with a Polyscience Immersion Circulator

How to Prepare Sous Vide Lamb this Spring

Lobster soup from Sara's class.

Sauces & Soups with Sara Tane

Olive and eucalyptus gelato at Dessert Bar in New York City.

The Science Behind Smell and Taste

Beans and potatoes are plant-based sources of protein.

Annemarie Colbin’s Take on Protein for Vegetarians

Ethyn Leong takes notes on the fermentation project.

Fermentation Experimentation: Principles Behind Fermentation

Fresh vegetables like broccoli, cucumbers and peppers are whole foods.

Why Should We Eat Whole Foods?

A pastry chef kneads dough to make bread.

Why We Wait: A Defense of Food That Takes Time

Pinsa Cappricciosa is served at Camillo in Brooklyn. Photo by Raffaele De Vivo.

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