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Charcuterie and Pates

Embrace the age-old tradition of charcuterie and learn the techniques to create a delightful array of fine delicacies—cured meats, pâtés, sausages, and prosciutto—all in just three short sessions.

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Immerse Yourself in the Art of Charcuterie

Wouldn’t it be an incredibly satisfying feeling to delight friends and family with beautifully arranged plates of pâtés, saucisson, and prosciutto—all made at home in your very own kitchen? At The FCI, you can learn the craft of the charcutier, from the same distinguished chef-instructors who teach our career students.

Invaluable Skills in Just 15 Hours

And with our intensive approach, getting a taste of life as a charcutier doesn’t have to take a big bite out of your schedule. By following The FCI’s trademark Total ImmersionSM training method, you'll be amazed by how much you'll gain in just 15 class hours. Don your own set chef’s whites, and listen as your chef-instructors share the techniques, tips, and trade secrets that took them years to learn.

What You’ll Learn

As a result of taking Charcuterie & Pâtés you’ll acquire:

  • The hands-on knowledge to make fresh-cured bacon, prosciutto, fresh and dry-cured sausages, pâtés, pork rillettes, and duck and ham confit
  • A history of the traditions of charcuterie
  • An overview of pig anatomy and butchery
  • Various methods used to salt, smoke, and cure meats
  • Techniques of working with seasonings, casings, and more

 

15 hours - $785

Evening Schedules

Tuesdays and Thursdays
3 sessions over 2 weeks
Begins: March 20, 2012
Ends: March 27, 2012
Class time: 5:45pm-10:45pm
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Tuition Includes

Application fee
Uniform
Tool kit
Books and supplies
“Family meal” prepared by culinary program students (weekdays)

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Although The FCI is accredited by the ACCSC, Amateur Courses at The FCI do not fall within the scope of the commission's accreditation. Amateur Courses are designed for personal enrichment and are not intended to qualify a student for employment.