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BLUE BANNER CULINARY ARTS

Raising the Standard of Chinese Cuisine

Educational Pathways

Certificate

Short-term practical training (10–30 hours) for Immediate employment skills;

Diploma

Full program across a program area (100+ hours) for Career preparation + transferable skills

Special Focus

Intensive thematic study (e.g., regional cuisine, plating) for Advanced skill development

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Special Focus

Course Sequences by Area

A. Culinary Skills and Techniques

  • Introductory: Knife fundamentals, prep station training, basic wok & cooking skills

  • Intermediate: Stir-fry and braise techniques, dish consistency, station leadership

  • Advanced: R&D, competition training, recipe development, test kitchen simulations

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B. Chinese Cuisines & Regional Studies

  • Overview of Cantonese, Sichuan, Shandong, Jiangsu, Fujian, Hunan, Anhui, and Zhejiang cuisines

  • Modern Chinese-American and overseas Chinese cuisine

  • Regional ingredient sourcing and flavor mapping

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C. Menu Planning & Culinary Presentation

  • Menu engineering and categorization

  • Flavor pairing logic and pricing models

  • Aesthetics in plating and styling

  • Designing multi-course banquets for formal or casual service

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D. Kitchen Operations & Food Safety

  • Role-based kitchen hierarchy (line, prep, expediter, etc.)

  • Standard operating procedures for kitchen teams

  • Food sanitation certification standards

  • Simulated lunch and dinner service training

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E. Restaurant Business & Entrepreneurship

  • How to start a Chinese food business in the U.S.

  • Vendor management, inventory, and P&L basics

  • Visual identity and branding for Chinese cuisine

  • Digital strategy, reviews, and social media tools

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F. Culinary Culture & History

  • A historical timeline of Chinese cooking traditions

  • Chinese food in immigrant history and diaspora narratives

  • Comparison of Eastern and Western dining rituals

  • Storytelling in Chinese food and cultural diplomacy

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Training the Next Generation of Chinese Culinary Leaders

As the first Chinese culinary institute in the U.S. with a global vision, Blue Banner™ is pioneering a new educational framework that integrates professional training, cultural identity, and real-world employability.

 

At Blue Banner, Chinese culinary arts are treated as an applied discipline—combining classic technique, cultural depth, operational knowledge, and creative innovation. Our programs are aligned with American vocational education standards, while staying rooted in the spirit of Chinese craftsmanship.

 

From foundational kitchen operations to advanced Flagbearer™ certifications, our curriculum prepares students to thrive in a global culinary landscape—and lead the future of Chinese cuisine.

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Areas of Study

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Culinary Skills and Techniques

Knife work, heat control, seasoning systems, wok skills, traditional methods

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Chinese Cuisines & Regional Studies

Eight major cuisines, local specialties, fusion cuisines, food geography

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Menu Planning & Culinary Presentation

Menu design, cost control, plating aesthetics, banquet structures

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Kitchen Operations & Food Safety

Team roles, workflow, SOPs, hygiene systems, food handling

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Restaurant Business & Entrepreneurship

Business modeling, budgeting, branding, operations, marketing

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Chinese Culinary Culture & History

Food history, diaspora traditions, etiquette, storytelling, global influence

Take the First Step Toward a Culinary Career.

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