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CookStoryBlog

cookstoryblog wrote 4 hours ago: This blog is created to give a voice to chefs and cooks who would not be heard otherwise. Working as … more →

Tags: Stories, Chef, cook, cooking, Culinary, Food, Food Service, Hospitality, Kitchen

Cooks and Chefs Tell Your Story!

cookstoryblog wrote 4 hours ago: Cooks and Chefs, tell me your story!   who are you? what do you do? where are you? when did you know … more →

Tags: Chefs, Stories, Tell Your Story, Restaurants, Food, Chef, cook, Hospitality, Food Service

Wordless Wednesday: Pandelier10 comments

Jessica wrote 4 days ago: That’s what they call it at CIA San Antonio. How could I choose a better title? … more →

Tags: Wordless Wednesday, CIA, pans, San Antonio

Reflections from the Past

roadtrips r us wrote 5 days ago: Quote for Today:  Hindsight is always twenty-twenty.  Billy Wilder Today in food history (May 22, 19 … more →

Tags: Atlanta, Culinary Schools, dining, Food, Food Blog, Food History, Georgia, Quotes, Rand McNally & USA Today - Best of the Road

WHAT’S CHIPOTLE’S SECRET SAUSE? SHHHHH….

foodwithintegrity wrote 1 week ago: Hello, I am Steve Ells founder of Chipotle. Welcome to Chipotle’s very first blog!! Before we get in … more →

Tags: quality ingredients, Steve Ells, Steve Ells – Chipotle, Chipotle blog, Chipotle sauce, University of Colorado-Boulder, Founder of Chipotle, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Chipotle Grill

Wild Rice Salad with Sweet Potato, Orange, Cherries & Toasted Pecans39 comments

An Unrefined Vegan wrote 1 week ago: I just finished reading The Making of a Chef: Mastering Heat at the Culinary Institute of America, b … more →

Tags: Dressings and Sauces, Lunch 2., Salads, Celery, CIA, culinary school, dried tart cherries, easy, Michael Ruhlman

[Baking class for culinary students] Soft rolls & Hard rolls - May 9th, 2012.

emjayeats wrote 1 week ago: Making soft roll dough (Bread flour, salt, butter, sugar, milk, eggs, yeast) Combine wet and dry ing … more →

Weekend In Pictures......11 comments

Courtney Out Loud wrote 2 weeks ago: This weekend was a wonderful whirlwind of friends, exploring the city and celebration mixed in with … more →

Tags: Weekend Recap, Instagram, Oakland California, san francisco-oakland bay bridge, st helena california

Chef and His Options... :-)23 comments

Bird wrote 3 weeks ago: Last night, Chef called me out of the blue and told me to get dressed up, he was taking me out. I lo … more →

Tags: Random Opinions, motorcycle, Humor, Recreation, Shopping, Home, clothing, Chef, cooking

Adventures in Swine...

masterpiecedeli wrote 3 weeks ago: This past weekend our very own Chef Justin Brunson was not only honored with the invitation to cook … more →

Tags: Masterpiece Deli, justin brunson, Coffee, DELI, infinite monkey theorem winery, Patio, Oskar Blues, bacon, Masterpiece Delicatessen

So Hot1 comment

hometowngrrl wrote 3 weeks ago: If you know me in The Real World you know I like to cook. I I especially like to cook for people and … more →

Tags: Cooking, Rhinebeck, calico, cooking, Phil Crispo, Gluten-free, cooking class

Cooking with Fresh Ingredients

Patricia wrote 1 month ago: When was the last time you cooked with fresh ingredients from scratch? The secret of great food for … more →

Tags: Food, Hong Kong, Test Kitchen, Charity, fresh ingredients, Food Revolution, food revolution day, Dip, Vegetable

WildFlour Pastry, Charleston, SC1 comment

Bakery Boy Blog wrote 1 month ago: “Sticky Bun Sunday” has such a nice ring to it. Join the happy crowd smacking sticky fingers at this … more →

Tags: Bakeries, Bakery Boy Blog, Photos by Bakery Boy, Bakeries, Wildflour Pastry, Charleston, SC, Lauren Mitterer, Red Drum Gastropub

Meeting the Chef and a Turkey, Door Hanging today!

jojos100 wrote 1 month ago: Today Wednesday April 18th is a beautiful Spring day in Hecules, Bay Area. Right after the gym, I de … more →

Tags: Community, City of Hercules, Restaurants, Chamber of Commerce, Real Estate, Jojo Soriano, Hercules Senior Center, Hercules Chamber of Commerce, La Revolucion Restaurant

An Afternoon at Poet's Walk

Tom Conroy wrote 1 month ago: Ahh, spring! How I love this particular season – longer, warmer days, and various signs of lif … more →

Tags: Poet's Walk Park, Red Hook, Hudson River

Those Little Screaming Voices. Shhh...

nutribabble wrote 1 month ago: By: Dana Baardsen When I was seventeen I never would have dreamed of my life going in the direction … more →

Tags: Food for Thought, Inspiration, Nutrition, dana baardsen, Food, nutribable, CIA, Road Trip, Intuition

Adirondack Festival of Food and Wine 2012 in New York3 comments

www.vino-con-vista.com wrote 2 months ago: Lake Placid, from Whiteface Mountain; most of the islands and part of the south shore are part of th … more →

Tags: Adirondack Festival of Food and Wine 2012 in New York, wine tasting, new england culinary institute, Adirondack Mountains

Claw's Lobster Mac & Cheese2 comments

Cayla wrote 2 months ago: On my way home from a friend’s birthday dinner I passed by Claw — a restaurant that I wa … more →

Tags: Manhattan Restaurants, Chelsea restaurants, Lobster Bisque, Dinner, Food, lobster rolls, Al dente, hudson, cat

A new Look!2 comments

Pauline Stevens wrote 2 months ago: I visited Elizabeth a month ago at the Culinary Institute of America in San Antonio http://www.ciach … more →

Tags: Chefs, Story 2, Culinary Expert, Restaurants, San Antonio, TX, Fish, Caramelized Onion, Restaurants


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