a wheel of various flours

Types of Flour

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Chocolate Halloween fudge balls decorated with colorful sprinkles in an orange box

Halloween Treats for Kids to Make

Chef Tracy Wilk, formerly the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ's lead recreational chef-instructor, loves to create fun seasonal recipes for children and parents to make together at home. For Halloween

Red wine is poured into a glass

ICE Launches Intensive Sommelier Training

Wine enthusiasts of all levels can pursue this exclusive program approved by the Court of Master Sommeliers and led by Dean of Wine Studies Scott Carney, MS. Scott is on the Court of Master Sommeliers

A cooked turkey is carved on a white cutting board

4 Ways To Minimize Your Food Waste This Thanksgiving

Here's a look at some of the ICE chefs' favorite tips for using extra scraps, fats and bones to create a delicious meal while minimizing food waste. Break Down Your Turkey This arguably should be the

A Pastry & Baking Arts student practices piping with a face mask and gloves.

ICE's New York Campus Reopens

After closing in March due to pandemic stay-at-home orders and engaging with students online for months with Market Basket Challenges, technique demonstrations and a roster of renowned virtual guest

Coffee cake.

3 Easy Breads for your Thanksgiving Table

Hailing from the land of apfelstrudel and Sachertorte, Thanksgiving was a culture shock when he came to America from Austria in 1996. More than 20 years later, he loves Thanksgiving and regards it as

A culinary class smiles with their plated dishes

Things to Know Before Culinary School

As a new student at ICE, it's OK to have never cooked in a professional kitchen before and to not know everything — that's why you're coming to school in the first place. When you come to culinary

David Chang

Understanding the Significance of Michelin Star

While the Michelin brand is globally well-known for its tires, the Paris-based company is also famous for its annual Michelin Guide. The prestigious red guide dates all the way back to 1900, when

lobster rolls

Three Easy Summer Recipes

Here are a few summer recipes with no need for professional guidance, celebrating some of the season's best flavors: fresh lobster, juicy watermelon and effervescent lemonade.

International Culinary Center flag in Soho

ICE Announces Agreement with International Culinary Center

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Caribbean Plantain Banana Bread

Pan de Platano: Caribbean Plantain Banana Bread

Chef Sim uses plantains roasted with brown sugar and rum for this quick bread. "The riper they are, the sweeter the flavor," he says. He adds orange juice to the batter for moisture, nutmeg for

Potato and Brussels sprouts salad with green apple, bacon and dill

The Ultimate Potato for Potato Salad

Chef Joe always uses fingerling potatoes for potato salad because they're dense, hold their shape and taste good. He cooks Brussels sprouts in the fat from triple-smoked slab bacon before roasting

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