Do you often find yourself, smile on your face, in the kitchen making delicious meals and treats for family members? Do you enjoy the reaction others make when you share one of your concoctions with them? When the next event comes up, do you question, “I wonder what food I should make to take?”
If you answered, “YES!” to any of these questions or if you would like to discover how you can be the one to make delicious foods, then Restaurant Trades might be the program for YOU!
Read MoreAs always, delicious job, Restaurant Trades students!
Read More“If you step through the doors of the Restaurant Trades shop, you’ll soon see a few new renovations to its dining room. These changes occurred over the summer and, as the LCCTC staff and students returned to the school, these improvements have stirred up a lot of excitement.”
Read More“It seems like preparing this luncheon was a lot of work, and a lot of good stress, but it was a great experience.”
Read More“I really enjoy decorating cookies. I get to be creative, and I feel proud of what I’m able to do. In this case, I can help my shop raise money for some of the extras we get to experience and that makes me feel good, too!”
Read MoreOn October 4th, two of Ms. Price’s star students returned to the kitchen to share their experience in the industry with a side of good advice.
Read MoreWe cordially invite you to enjoy the annual Virtual Art Exhibition sponsored by our Commercial Arts Department.
Read More“Each year it happens. Some say it’s an accident; others say it’s luck, but the faculty at LCCTC know the real reason — it’s a result of hard work and skillful training. This year was no exception, and Ms. Jennifer Price’s sophomore class did not disappoint. The sophomore Restaurant Trades crew, once again, prepared an amazingly delicious Thanksgiving feast for the faculty.”
Read More“If there was one food that would sum up who I am, it would be a fortune cookie! I may look quiet, boring, bland, and dull at times, but when you get to know me, you will see that I can be a friend to those in need, a shoulder to cry on, a brother at heart, or a shadow of wisdom to those who will hear.”
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