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Culinary School at CulinaryLab

08.06.19

Whether you want to become a chef or pastry chef or baker, there are excellent professional programs to consider at the CulinaryLab in Tustin.

CulinaryLab offers programs for aspiring chefs who want to learn modern cooking techniques and pursue a career in culinary arts. Each of the 13 professional programs (Culinary Basics, Knife Skills & Vegetable Cookery, Soups, Stocks & Sauces, Plant-Based Cooking, Culinary Techniques - Dry Heat Methods, Culinary Techniques - Moist Heat Methods, Seafood Fabrication & Cookery, Advanced Plating & Food Photography, Garde Manger, Hors d"Oeuvres & Buffet Design, Baking & Pastry Basics, International Cuisine, and Restaurant Apprenticeship) focus on diverse subjects and can be purchased separately. Entrance requirements may apply to some of the professional programs. For more information, schedule a tour, call 714.248.0203, or send an email.

So you’ve got a sweet tooth and are ready to take your love for baking, and eating, desserts to the next level? The Pastry School at the CulinaryLab has got you covered.

CulinaryLab school offers professional pastry programs for aspiring pastry chefs and bakers who want to learn modern techniques and pursue a career in a professional kitchen or bakery. Each of the 11 professional pastry programs (Culinary Basics, Knife Skills & Vegetable Cookery, Baking & Pastry Basics, Chocolates, Breads, Ice Creams & Cookies, Tortes, Advanced Plating & Food Photography, Laminated Doughs, Specialty Cakes, Baking & Pastry Apprenticeship) focus on diverse subjects and can be purchased separately. Entrance requirements may apply to some of the professional programs. For more information, schedule a tour, call 714.248.0203, or send an email.

CulinaryLab is located at 17231 17th St B in Tustin. 714.248.0203.

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An Unforgettable Night of Giving, Miracle of Mobility Gala

08.05.19

The 16^th annual Miracle of Mobility gala was an unforgettable evening on July 25 at Segerstrom Center for the Arts filled with surprises, inspiration and the pure joy of giving culminated with Free Wheelchair Mission (FWM) receiving over $1.8 million in donations in one night. It was the most funds raised at this event and enough to transform the lives of more than 22,500 individuals living with disabilities in under-resourced nations around the world. Already, the humanitarian nonprofit has distributed 1.2 million wheelchairs around the world.

TV personality and gold medalist Victoria Arlen had an incredible story of regaining mobility after a decade of being paralyzed from the waist down. And then, guests virtually traveled to a small Guatemalan village using Oculus VR glasses on a mission to distribute wheelchairs. Lastly, there was a live auction where generous donors bought wheelchairs for individuals living with a disability in an under-resourced nation. Each $80 donation will buy one wheelchair – changing that person’s life forever as he or she begins a life of mobility.

FWM provides renewed dignity, independence and hope through the gift of mobility at no cost to the recipient. Just $80, the cost to manufacture and deliver one wheelchair, can change a person’s life forever. Founded in 2001 by Don Schoendorfer, Ph.D., the organization reached the milestone of distributing one million wheelchairs in 2017. FWM currently intends to distribute the next million wheelchairs by 2025.

For information or donations, visit freewheelchairmission.org.