CHEF 162
Not So Traditional Holiday Cookery
New Mexico State University-Main Campus · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course is tailored for students seeking a unique exploration of festive cuisines that break away from conventional holiday traditions. Delving into the global spectrum of celebratory dishes, this course aims to broaden students' culinary perspectives by introducing innovative and culturally diverse approaches to holiday cooking. The curriculum encompasses theoretical discussions on the historical, social, and cultural influences shaping non-traditional holiday cuisines, providing a context for the exploration of ingredients and techniques. Through hands-on experiences in the kitchen, students will learn to craft unconventional yet delectable holiday menus that reflect a fusion of flavors and culinary traditions. Emphasis will be placed on creativity, adaptability, and the development of well-balanced and aesthetically pleasing dishes. May be repeated up to 3 credits.
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