After reading about James Beard there are a couple of new things I learned such as his history in writing cookbooks. Another thing I learned was that he started his career off in a theatrical troupe but then realized it wasn’t the best for him and started getting into the catering industry. In the end he became a successful person and has a foundation under his name to help people with their future careers in the hospitality management industry.
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Three things that learned about James beard foundation is that it is actually non profit organization. Also that he wrote 8 cookbooks and that they have been offering scholarships for the past 25 years, Tuition Waivers and work study grants.
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Reflection #2
The things that I learned from James Beard, Good Food For Good
James Beard discovered his skill and passion for food, led him to experience new paths in this field.
-The tradition of having monthly events is an excellent start to meet new chefs.
-Change the way of thinking, of the next generation of chefs, reflected in their cookbooks.
-Student aid offers relief to students who want to continue learning, which are: scholarships, tuition exemptions, and work-study grants.