/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17110018
send him to culinary school instead

>>17110022
he wants to go but i think that some kitchen experience beforehand will be pretty helpful

>>17110026
i dont think "interning" would be wise. have him work at a restaurant as a busser or runner so he can observe how a kitchen and a restaurant works, putting him in a kitchen to cook and prep with 0 experience is setting him up for failure. the cooks dont have time to teach him on the job and they make ask him to do stuff he cant do at the pace the cooks are asking him. if he can chop an onion 3x slower than the cooks, hes going to fuck everybody.

>>17110043
that could be best, hes also got shite knife skills lol. still though, would culinary school be a good option?

>>17110018
You best start looking into local drug rehab programs. He's going to need it.

>>17110062
if hes serious about cooking then sure. i know some community colleges have culinary arts classes so you dont have to send him to a fancy one, desu.Plus, there mihht be programs within the community college and local buisness that get people right from the community college culinary program.

My highschool had like a pre culinary school course that i wish i took, desu. if hes still in highschool see if his school offers something liek that.

>letting your son working in a restaurant in the kitchen
You should be ashamed of yourself.

>>17110018
Let him learn the hard way.

>having a 4chan browsing frogposter for a dad
poor kid

>>17110082
hey just wondering, what the fuck is wrong with you?

>>17110018
honestly, just buy a couple bumps of coke and share with him