Makes The Perfect Graduation Gift
Cookin' Up at College is a great gift idea for all the graduates in your life. Heading off to college is an important milestone in every student's life, and it's the perfect time to give the gift of cooking. Living on their own for the first time doesn't have to mean pizza boxes and fast food. With Cookin' Up, it's easy to learn the basics of affordable, healthy cooking.
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WATCH Cookin' Up Sample Videos
Here's your chance to see Chef Paul and the Cookin' Up method in action. Our sample videos features some simple, delicious and healthy recipes. Click the link below to check out some samples.
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Buy Cookin Up' At College Now
Like what you see? Well, then you're in the right place to get your copy of the Cookin' Up dvd today.
Price: $14.85
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The Cookin' Up at College DVD is a great gift for rookie chefs going out on their own for the first time. I gave it to my nineteen year old daughter who is a college sophomore. She and her three roommates watched almost every segment. They particularly liked all of the information on food and kitchen safety. They found the recipes to be more nutritious and less expensive than the fast food and convenience foods they had been eating. The instructions were easy to follow and the recipe cards came in handy during actual preparation. When my daughter was home on break she was anxious to show off her new found culinary skills by preparing many of the recipes she learned from the DVD. Cookin' Up at college is a wonderful tool for anyone who is a beginning cook.
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| - DJ Rising, DDS (Jan 2007) |
My kids [14 & 17-years-old] watched the entire DVD in one sitting. Then I saw them in the kitchen, Cookin' Up, recipes in hand. But what surprised me was to see them two weeks later cooking. Chef Paul got to them somehow. |
- Susanna B, San Francisco
(July 2006) |
I'm in the food business, but my 9-year-old girls want nothing to do with cooking. As a family we watched Cookin' Up at college and the girls took to what they saw. Paul's style draws the audience in because he's obviously comfortable with the subject, the camera and the audience. |
| - Jason T, Minneapolis (Apr 2006) |
I'm a chef, and not a fan of most cooking shows. Chef Paul doesn't glamorize cooking –he shows you how to cook. He takes the simplest question from one of the kids and gives a really complete answer. He talks a lot about technique. He builds a foundation. |
| - Chef Jay, San Diego (Mar 2006) |
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