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By Jen Karetnick

Published on April 16, 1998

In March, Bon Appetit reported that 70 percent of the students at the French Culinary Institute in New York City are former professionals (lawyers and doctors) looking for a career change. I asked Doreen Nordstrom-Moore, executive chef-owner of the newly opened Palm Beach School of Cooking (25 N.E. 2nd Ave., Delray Beach, 561-279-4707), if she thought the same was the case in South Florida. "Sure," she replied. "Look at me. I'm a trained clinical psychologist." But her school isn't necessarily for people looking for new careers. Rather, Nordstrom-Moore says her courses are for the "serious hobbyist." About ten students per class learn everything from basics such as knife-wielding techniques to making sushi. Upcoming classes include Pacific Rim cooking and cooking with children. Prices vary according to the course, so call for more information.