18 Week Bread and Pastry Professional Training

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18 Weeks: August 6-December 14, 2012 (full)

 

NEW! 8 Week Evening Bread and Viennoiserie Professional Program


These courses are limited to sixteen students. Admissions are made on a rolling basis. Apply early!

Objectives: 
Bread & Pastry Professional Training Program

During the course of SFBI's Bread & Pastry Professional Training Program, we will teach you everything you need to know to perform with excellence and succeed in the baking industry.

Program Objectives

• Understand the history of baking and pastry.
• Learn proper sanitation and hygiene methods. 
• Discover how to select, purchase and evaluate ingredients. 
• See how ingredients function in baking and pastry. 
• Use baker's math with confidence. 
• Learn how to identify and operate equipment. 
• Understand how to use professional terminology. 
• Practice mixing techniques for all styles of bread. 
• Comprehend and perform the bread baking process from start to finish.
• Understand the complexities of sourdough. 
• Design and produce new formulas. 
• Learn new techniques for baking and the latest styles of bread. 
• Learn mixing techniques for cakes and creams. 
• Understand flavor and texture in pastry. 
• Benefit from a comprehensive introduction to chocolate.
• Gain an in-depth understanding of mousse and modern cake presentations.
• Understand yeasted pastries and lamination techniques.
• Comprehend production methods and planning for pastry operations. 
• Practice procedures for a wide variety of European and American-style cakes and pastries. 
• Develop cake decorating techniques and creative presentations.
• Learn to plan dessert menus and presentations.
• Discover modern pastry styles and products.
• Develop production-oriented work habits and scheduling skills.
• Understand bakery layout and design.
• Learn about the latest industry trends and how to interpret them in your baking.

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