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In this episode of The Food Dood and Friends, Dave Cathey and Julie Porter Scott chat with Chaya Pennington, the lead instructor of Metro Tech's Culinary Arts Program. Chaya shares insights into the hands-on culinary education her students receive, from running a student-led café to gaining real-world experience in a food truck. She also discusses the growth of Oklahoma's culinary scene, the value of culinary certifications, and how her program equips students for successful careers. With a rich family history in the food industry, Chaya’s journey is full of inspiration, passion, and a dedication to fostering the next generation of chefs. Tune in to learn more about the dynamic future of Oklahoma's culinary world!
Thank you, Visit OKC, for support of this episode. Learn more about what Oklahoma City has to offer at VisitOKC.com
This episode was produced in partnership with KOSU and Spielventure.
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In this episode of The Food Dood and Friends, Dave Cathey and Julie Porter Scott chat with Chaya Pennington, the lead instructor of Metro Tech's Culinary Arts Program. Chaya shares insights into the hands-on culinary education her students receive, from running a student-led café to gaining real-world experience in a food truck. She also discusses the growth of Oklahoma's culinary scene, the value of culinary certifications, and how her program equips students for successful careers. With a rich family history in the food industry, Chaya’s journey is full of inspiration, passion, and a dedication to fostering the next generation of chefs. Tune in to learn more about the dynamic future of Oklahoma's culinary world!
Thank you, Visit OKC, for support of this episode. Learn more about what Oklahoma City has to offer at VisitOKC.com
This episode was produced in partnership with KOSU and Spielventure.
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