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Culinary Schools: Connecticut

Connecticut even has food in its nickname. It is known as the nutmeg state. However, there's much more to Connecticut than its food, as you'll discover when you attend a Connecticut culinary school. The state is close enough to New York to share some of that frenetic, East Coast energy, but Connecticut has a voice that is firmly and stubbornly its own. The state's past is still alive in and around the historic Mystic seaport. You'll see fishing boats and crafts shops in close proximity to the tall ships of more than a century ago. In fact, the Mystic maritime museum is one of the best of its kind in the world.

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the state's hiking, camping, and boating opportunities. Theater lovers will enjoy visits to New Haven, where Broadway shows come to have their first out-of-town openings.

Cuisine in the nutmeg state has flavors from around the world. You'll find restaurants representing a wide range of cultures and nationalities. However, fish and other seafood, including a variety of clams and good, soft shell crabs, are high up on the state's list of favorite foods. If you study at a Connecticut culinary school, you'll learn to prepare dishes made with the freshest possible denizens of the ocean.

Connecticut Culinary Schools:

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