If you thought this was a nation of noncooking Food Network-devotees, you may want to rethink that notion — at least here in the Bay Area, where culinary schools are booming. Here’s just a ...

How do chefs and cooking schools pivot when they can’t teach us in person? They teach us online. By tuning in to a cooking or mixology class, you can virtually connect with a chef or bartender ...

The Bay Area is a melting pot of cultures, and is home to a plethora of cooking schools and at-home classes for just about any cuisine imaginable.

From a Western themed caviar extravaganza to a philanthropic feast with one of the NBA’s best players ever, July is full of culinary events you need on your radar!

The Bay Area has long been a culinary hotbed of buzzy restaurants, artisanal foods and, increasingly, culinary schools. So many classes, so little time! So we set out to explore a sampling. If you ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The big three Bay Area cities made a top 10 list for America’s culinary capital. San Francisco was crowned America’s food capital and Oakland was the first runner-up, a… ...

By partnering with different communities and schools across the bay, The Cooking Project, founded by Daniel Patterson and Sasha Bernstein, has a slightly different approach to teaching kids culinary ...

Soon, the Mission will have seven cooking schools for the amateur chef. Civic Kitchen, co-founded by chefs and entrepreneurs Jen Nurse and Chris Bonomo, ...

One of the best school districts in the country is in the Bay Area, according to a recent report. Niche ranks nearly 100,000 schools and districts using student and parent feedback and criteria ...

Sprouts Chef Training, a Bay Area nonprofit that provides mentorship and culinary training to under-resourced youth, is preparing for its arrival to Philadelphia, … ...

Great Bay has created a partnership with Gather, the nonprofit organization that provides food to people experiencing hunger.

Raw food techniques are different enough from standard cooking that even chefs -- many of them private chefs for Bay Area families -- take her classes, says Soria.