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Students in Westwood High's Culinary Arts Club met to receive a cooking lesson from a local chef.

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Derek Yanoff, a Freshman at Westwood High School started the Culinary Arts Club in November to help his fellow students learn to cook. 

Thursday brought Steve LaCount, the Executive Chef at Chiara, to Westwood High to help the club learn to make an Italian staple: gnocchi. 

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