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Institute of culinary arts germany fees - The Institute of Culinary Arts in Germany offers a range of programs in cooking and culinary arts with tuition fees ranging from EUR 1000 to 400. Scholarships are available for students looking to pursue a career in hospitality, food service, or culinary arts management. The Ausbildung Culinary Arts program is free of cost, providing valuable training without the burden of tuition fees. The full package includes food, accommodation, health insurance, and accident insurance for a total cost of $22,000 per term. With options for diploma programs, degree programs, and continuing education programs, students can choose the path that best suits their career goals. All that's needed to apply is a basic school certificate or relevant vocational qualification, along with a valid health certificate. Updated on 28/02/2025
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ICIF - Italian Culinary Institute for Foreigners
Locality:
Costigliole D'Asti
(Asti)
Region:
Piedmont
ICIF - Institute of Cuisine, Culture and Oenology of the Regions of Italy – founded in 1991,has as its main objective the promotion of food and wine traditions and of Italian agricultural-food...
Courses: Professional
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Locality:
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from: 4 May 2026
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For those who want to combine studying Italian with Italian cuisine and wine, this is the ideal course. In this lovely region organic production processes and ancient traditions of the Mediterranean cuisine and wine production are widespread....
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from: 26 January 2026
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from: 16 February 2026
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Italian Cooking Recipes
Bunny with carrot in sugar paste
With a little imagination and a small amount of sugar paste we see how to make a cute rabbit on carrot. First prepare an orange ball we're going to use to make the carrot, a ball Bianca, a green, a little pink and a tiny black to make the eyes. We...
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Spaghetti Amatriciana
Bring to the boil the water for the pasta. Meanwhile, cut the bacon into cubes eliminating the hard parts (rind), put on the fire a frying pan and when it is hot, combine the bacon and let it cook on low heat with a little oil. Add the tomatoes,...
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Bucatini amatriciana
The Amatriciana or matriciana is a typical dish of the Italian tradition, known and appreciated in every region. The name comes from Amatrice, a town in the province of Rieti. The main ingredients are guanciale (jowl bacon), pecorino cheese and...
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