Learn how to be a food writer, blogger, podcaster and more

by Shayna Glick, Posted Sep 5th 2008 @ 2:00PM

Header for the center for food media page on Institute of Culinary Eduaction's website.

If you've ever wanted to learn how to write about food and turn that knowledge into a career, then Institute of Culinary Education (ICE) has introduced just the thing for you. They've created the Center for Food Media, which offers a range of professional development classes dealing with food and media.

The Center for Food Media offers classes on all aspects of food writing (recipes, blogs, restaurant reviews), food history and pop culture, podcasting, and food styling. You can also learn about writing cookbooks and how to deal with agents, and how to be a TV chef. Coming next year will be classes on wine writing and recipe testing. Classes start at $75 (for a one session class), which is a quite reasonable amount to learn some things that should help further your career.

[Via Eater]

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Tags: center for food media, CenterForFoodMedia, eater, food writing, FoodWriting, ICE, Institute of culinary education, InstituteOfCulinaryEducation, tv chef, TvChef

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9-05-2008 @2:19PM Mark Holland said... Seems like there is a class for everything nowadays. Wondering if anyone has taken these classes and cares to comment? I am working on a blog right now that discusses a lot of this sort of thing.
www.sfdiner.blogspot.com

Thanks Everyone!
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