Podcasts about culinary world

In this episode, we sit down with Chef Serigne Mbaye, the James Beard Award-winning chef behind Dakar, a renowned New Orleans restaurant that brilliantly blends the flavors of Senegalese and Southern cuisine. Chef Mbaye shares how his passion for cooking with purpose infuses each dish with a deeper connection to his African heritage and the rich culinary traditions of the American South. We also explore his challenging childhood, including his experience in a strict Muslim school in Senegal, which, despite feeling somewhat abandoned his family, helped shape his resilience, discipline, and ultimately, his success in the culinary world. (00:00) Introduction and Exciting Announcement (04:27) Chef Serigne's Journey to Culinary Stardom (07:51) Early Culinary Experiences in New York (13:42) Building a Career in the Culinary World (27:11) Discovering the Connection Between Senegal and Southern Cuisine (43:25) Cooking with a Purpose (44:03) The Influence of West African Cuisine (45:49) Community and Local Sourcing (47:25) Fine Dining Techniques (50:57) Signature Dishes and Their Stories (56:10) The Emotional Weight of 'The Last Meal' (01:03:42) Nurturing Through Food (01:11:13) Building a Positive Kitchen Culture (01:16:08) Final Thoughts and Reflections A huge shout out to our sponsor, Singer Equipment for their unwavering support, which allows us to be able to bring these conversations to you. Check out their website for all the amazing equipment they can supply your restaurant with to make your team more efficient and successful. Meez, is one of the most powerful tools you can have as a cook and chef because it allows you to have a free repository for all of your recipes, techniques and methods so that you never lose them. Meez does way more than just recipe development though; it's an incredibly powerful tool that any chef or restaurant would benefit from. We welcome our newest supporter of chef radio, JB Prince, America's most incredible store for all your best kitchen supplies. Listen up how you can save 10% on your order to this incredible Wonderland of chefs kitchen tools, gadgets and equipment

When Asma Khan was in her 20s, she couldn't even boil an egg. By the age of 45, Asma led an all-female kitchen staff at her acclaimed London restaurant, Darjeeling Express. Today, Asma is an award-winning chef, a bestselling cookbook author and a fierce advocate for women in professional kitchens. Asma joins the Bright Side to discuss how her upbringing in India ignited her to revolutionize the culinary world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Flavors Unknown podcast, we bring you an exclusive panel discussion from StarChefs Boston's Rising Stars, sponsored by Symrise NA. Join me as I sit down with some of Boston's most innovative culinary minds: Chef Will Gilson of Puritan & Co., Pastry Chef Monica Glass, co-founder of Verveine Cafe & Bakery, Bartender James Sutter of Birds of Paradise, Chef Laurence Louie of Rubato HK Cafe, and Chef Matthew Bullock of Southern Pines Diner Car. Together, these culinary leaders share their unique perspectives on Boston's evolving food scene, the challenges and opportunities in the industry, and how their cultural and familial backgrounds have shaped their culinary journeys. From the impact of social media and AI on their work to the deep colonial roots that still influence Boston's food culture, this episode offers a deep dive into what makes Boston a unique culinary destination. What you'll learn from this panel discussion Perspectives on Boston's Culinary Scene (5:19): Discover how tradition and innovation coexist in Boston's food culture and the challenges of introducing new concepts in a city with deep roots. Cocktail Trends and Challenges (6:24): Bartender James Sutter discusses why Boston has been slow to adopt certain cocktail trends and how Birds of Paradise is changing that. Adapting to Change (8:36): Learn how these chefs and bartenders are adapting their menus and concepts to meet the changing tastes and demographics of Boston. Personal Culinary Journeys (15:24 - 25:36): From Chef Matthew Bullock's transition from tech to cooking, to Pastry Chef Monica Glass's pivot to gluten-free baking, to Chef Laurence Louie's exploration of the London food scene, each panelist shares the personal stories that led them to where they are today. Innovative Cooking and Mixology (28:21): The panel delves into how they explore flavors and create unique culinary experiences, from sandwiches to cocktails. The Role of Nostalgia and Tradition (49:44): How memory and tradition influence what we love to eat and drink, and how these elements are woven into the Boston food scene. The Future of AI in the Culinary World (52:03): Panelists discuss their concerns and hopes for AI's role in food and drink, with some skepticism about current capabilities. Social Media's Influence (57:51): How social media impacts their businesses, the pros and cons of digital engagement, and when it truly makes sense to leverage these platforms. Industry Trends and Affordability (1:06:36): How current economic challenges are reshaping the restaurant industry, particularly in terms of accessibility and affordability.  Favorite Sandwiches of All Time (1:11:43): A fun, quick round where each panelist shares their all-time favorite sandwich. Summarizing Your Business in a Single Flavor (1:14:59): Each culinary leader gives a one-flavor summary of what their business represents. I'd like to share a potential educational resource, "Conversations Behind the Kitchen Door", my new book that features dialogues with accomplished culinary leaders from various backgrounds and cultures. It delves into the future of culinary creativity and the hospitality industry, drawing from insights of a restaurant-industry-focused podcast, ‘flavors unknown”. It includes perspectives from renowned chefs and local professionals, making it a valuable resource for those interested in building a career in the culinary industry. Get the book here! Links to other episodes with StarChefs Panel Discussions Don't miss out on the chance to hear from these talented chefs and gain insight into the world of culinary techniques. Check out the links below for more conversations with culinary leaders from across the country. Panel Discussion LA Panel Discussion Philadelphia Panel Discussion Austin Panel Discussion Providence, RI Panel Discussion Portland, OR Panel Discussion New York Links to most downloaded episodes (click on any picture to listen to th...

Welcome to another exciting episode, where we delve into the inspiring stories of those making a difference in the culinary world. Today, we're joined by Chef Chris Shepherd and wife/ partner Lindsey Brown from the Southern Smoke Foundation in Houston, Texas. Chef Chris, a celebrated culinary figure, recently hung up his apron to dedicate himself to the Southern Smoke Foundation, an organization committed to supporting folks in the food and beverage industry at large. We'll explore the incredible journey that led him to this decision, as well as a frightening plane ride that Eli and Chris took together. Additionally, we'll uncover why other chefs highly value Chris's unique ability to engage with their cooks, offering insights and perspectives that inspire and elevate the next generation of culinary professionals. Join us to learn more about Southern Smoke Foundation, Chef Chris Shepherd's career transition, and his impact on the culinary community. (00:00:00) Introduction and Survey Announcement (00:05:26) Interview with Chris Shepherd and Lindsay Brown (00:07:13) Chris Shepherd's Culinary Inspirations (00:11:04) The Concept, Evolution, and Challenges of Underbelly (00:31:25)Transitioning from Underbelly Hospitality (00:39:45)Leadership and Mentorship in the Culinary World (00:48:23) Full Tilt and Future Endeavors (00:50:17) Becoming the Official Hotdog Supplier The Houston Texans (00:51:52) Retail Expansion Plans (00:54:22) Southern Smoke Festival Origins (00:57:58)Hurricane Harvey and Emergency Relief (01:00:39) Pandemic Response and Growth (01:11:58) Mental Health and Crisis Relief (01:34:41) Future Goals and Legal Aid (01:37:03) Favorite Food Spots in Houston (01:40:01) Closing Thoughts and Gratitude A huge shout out to our sponsor, Singer Equipment for their unwavering support, which allows us to be able to bring these conversations to you. Check out their website for all the amazing equipment they can supply your restaurant with to make your team more efficient and successful. If you are looking for the best in class pizza oven for your next concept, make sure you check out the incredible ovens built by Moretti Forni and reach out to Greg Listino at their exclusive Northeast dealer, Rosito Bisani. Meez, is one of the most powerful tools you can have as a cook and chef because it allows you to have a free repository for all of your recipes, techniques and methods so that you never lose them. Meez does way more than just recipe development though; it's an incredibly powerful tool that any chef or restaurant would benefit from. My favorite new beer on the market, Kenwood Original, might be the most drinkable and most flavorful craft lager I've ever tried. Nothing goes better with a five star meal than a five star beer so head to their website and check out the Kenny Finder for location nearest you. So before we get started, go ahead and grab yourself a Kenny and enjoy this week's guest. Subscribe, like and share! Oh yeah, and throw in a review while you're at it. Appreciate you all!

Eleven years ago, Kerry Diamond launched Cherry Bombe, a magazine dedicated to raising a glass to women in and around the food world. Since then,  it's grown into a media empire that includes podcasts, conferences and a fan base known as The Bombe Squad. She joins The Bright Side to talk about doing things on her own terms and how she learned to listen to her gut.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hablamos con un cocinero muy atípico porque también ha sido corresponsal de guerra y porque fundó la ONG Globl Humanitaria. Un tipo que siempre ha sentido la irrefrenable necesidad de echar una mano, de contarle al mundo lo que ha visto y de compartir comida con amigos y desconocidos. También hablamos del hallazgo del vino más antiguo del mundo, del precio del aceite de oliva, del queso Flor de Guía y de las emociones y reflexiones del evento Conversa Sevilla, dedicado a la hostelería y la gastronomía.

Lo chef Spagnolo Andres Torres è stato annunciato come vincitore del Basque Culinary World Prize (BCWP) 2024 per i suoi due progetti interconnessi, un'ONG chiamata Global Humanitaria e Casa Nova, che combinano cucina, sostenibilità e sforzi umanitari.

Chef Ivan Romero is dynamic. He is laser focused on creating beautiful artistic dishes that are delicious beyond words, and enjoyed by people of all cultures. What you'll hear most in his interview is his gratitude…for his training, his mentors who believed in him, and how he remembers how challenging it was to get where he is today…how his diligence and commitment paid off. As Executive Chef and business owner of Rosemary Group, he is eager to share his talents with the next generation of incoming chefs. With a focus on Mexican food, he helps restaurants of all styles revamp menus, enhance training practices, and instill sustainability. In addition to running his business, consulting with local restaurants, and mentoring/teaching others, he is a proud member of the community making impact everywhere he turns. All this, while being a dedicated father to his son.

Kristen Kish shares the wisdom she's gained from a career as a chef, from winning  “Top Chef,” and now as host of “Top Chef.” She's pulled some gems from the agony and the ecstasy of working in professional kitchens — and of course, she's got some good culinary hot takes too. Plus, we'll learn about her gummy bear tattoo, and we'll get some wisdom about leadership — and pizza. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Millikan, two pioneering chefs behind acclaimed restaurants like Border Grill and Alice B. discuss their beginnings, challenges in the industry, and the influence of Mexican cuisine on their careers. From their early struggles at City Cafe to their television success, this conversation is packed with invaluable insights and heartwarming anecdotes.   05:35 The Rigorous Schedule of Hot Tamale   06:54 The Start of Two Culinary Journeys    012:45 Sustaining Success and Navigating the Evolving Culinary Culture   17:11 From Cookbook to Food Network Stars    22:42 The Impact of Julia Child and Other Culinary Tales   37:00 Navigating Business Challenges and Strategic Decisions   45:54 Exploring Mexican Cuisine and Southern California    54:00 Overcoming Challenges and Finding Success   56:44 The Impact of Television on Culinary Careers    1:00:58 Breaking Barriers: Women in the Culinary World   1:10:30 Changing the Dated Restaurant Model and Culture  Wrap Up Questions A huge shout out to our sponsor, Singer Equipment for their unwavering support, which allows us to be able to bring these conversations to you. Check out their website for all the amazing equipment they can supply your restaurant with to make your team more efficient and successful. If you are looking for the best in class pizza oven for your next concept, make sure you check out the incredible ovens built by Moretti Forni and reach out to Greg Listino at their exclusive Northeast dealer, Rosito Bisani. Meez, is one of the most powerful tools you can have as a cook and chef because it allows you to have a free repository for all of your recipes, techniques and methods so that you never lose them. Meez does way more than just recipe development though; it's an incredibly powerful tool that any chef or restaurant would benefit from. My favorite new beer on the market, Kenwood Original, might be the most drinkable and most flavorful craft lager I've ever tried. Nothing goes better with a five star meal than a five star beer so head to their website and check out the Kenny Finder for location nearest you. So before we get started, go ahead and grab yourself a Kenny and enjoy this week's guest.

We chat with Chef Manny Barella, visiting from Denver, Colorado. Barella, a Top Chef contestant and renowned chef, discusses his culinary journey, the inspiration behind his cooking, and his excitement for participating in Bubbles and Brisket. Beyond sharing his experiences on Top Chef and his recent culinary experiments, Barella also reveals his upcoming venture in Raleigh, Jaguar Bolera, an entertainment-focused concept aiming to offer high-quality, scratch-made food. The conversation touches on Barella's diverse cooking influences, expectations for his new project, and the significance of his Top Chef fraternity.     01:41 Chef Manny's Brisket Adventures 03:07 Diving Into Top Chef: The Competition, Challenges, and Cheese Curds 10:14 Building a Brand and the Business Side of the Culinary World 11:45 Chef Manny's Top Chef Cheese Curd Challenge: A Learning Experience 18:31 From Mexico to Michelin: Chef Manny's Culinary Odyssey 26:59 Journey to a Dream Job: From Michelin Stars to Top Chef 29:00 The Birth of Jaguar Bolera: Elevating Entertainment Dining 37:37 Culinary Innovations: Blending Cultures and Flavors 41:52 Expanding Horizons: From Chef to Culinary Director 46:47 Top Chef Insights: Behind the Scenes and Future Collaborations 55:54 A New Chapter in Raleigh: Bringing Unique Dining Experiences   Be sure to follow us on Instagram at NCFBPOD and though this week is audio only, follow us on youtube at youtube.com/@ncfbpodcast Get your tix to Bubbles & Bagels here On the mic this week: @trujillo.media @weisswine Join our Facebook family: @NCFandBPod Follow us on Instagram: @ncfbpod Support our Sponsors: Welcome SYSCO as our Title Sponsor!! Drink better coffee - get Carrboro Coffee Roasters Here

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Joe Laker is the head chef and co-owner of Counter 71, a chef's table and tasting menu restaurant in London. Now open for just over a year, Joe is focused on furthering his ethos of just how special 'Modern British Cuisine' can be. In this episode, we dive into what 'Modern British' actually means, sustainability, the British food industry, his journey, his ethos, and more. Thanks again to Joe for the chat and to you all for listening. Be sure to head over to the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for more and subscribe so that you never miss an episode from these series. Timestamps Joe Laker's Background (00:00:33) Joe introduces himself and discusses the concept of Counter 71, a chef's table restaurant in Shoreditch. First Memory of Food (00:01:58) Joe shares his earliest memory of food and how it led to his interest in cooking. Journey into Culinary World (00:03:36) Joe discusses his organic entry into the hospitality industry and his turning point towards becoming a chef. Mentorship and Learning at Roots (00:07:07) Joe talks about his experience at Roots and the mentorship he received, leading to a deeper connection with food. Ethos of Counter 71 (00:11:25) Joe explains the ethos of Counter 71, emphasizing the importance of showcasing suppliers and their stories. Chef Table Concept (00:12:28) Joe discusses the main attraction of the chef table concept and the interactions with guests. Modern British Food Perception (00:14:13) Joe addresses the global and local perceptions of modern British food and the challenge of aligning with the title. Provenance and Dish Ethos (00:15:34) Joe emphasizes the importance of provenance in modern British food and shares an example dish representing his ethos. Challenges in the Food Industry (00:18:07) Joe reflects on the broken link in the food industry chain and discusses the challenges of pricing and consumer demand. Dealing with financial challenges (00:20:13) Joe Laker's approach to managing the financial aspects of running a restaurant and the importance of prioritizing the ethos of modern British cuisine. The concept and management of the cocktail bar (00:22:06) Details about the cocktail bar downstairs, its unique approach to mixology, and its role in the overall dining experience. Perspectives on tasting menus and chef's tables (00:24:23) Addressing stereotypes and misconceptions about tasting menus and chef's tables, emphasizing accessibility and informality. Future goals and evolving ethos (00:26:38) Joe Laker's evolving goals for the restaurant, focusing on promoting British cuisine and seasonal eating. The concept of the Green Star award (00:27:31) Discussion on the feasibility and criteria for awarding a Michelin Green Star to restaurants, particularly those located in urban areas. Quickfire questions on personal preferences (00:28:58) Joe Laker's favourite restaurant, ingredient to cook with, cheap eats, and his opinion on an overrated restaurant in London. Dream dinner party and menu (00:31:23) Joe Laker's ideal dinner party guests and the three-course menu he would serve them, including a special dessert. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/oliver-hall/message

It's the return of the 2021 Person of the Year, 2-time James Beard Nominee, and owner of Cheeni Indian Food Emporium: Preeti Waas. We discuss the benefits of getting nominated with the James Beard Foundation and how it positively affected her business. Also how Indian food is top of mind in the food industry. Get insights on how to expand your restaurant, and your influence on the industry. There's a lot to unpack in this episode, so let's get started. Subscribe to their YouTube page HERE On the mic this week: @trujillo.media @weisswine Join our Facebook family: @NCFandBPod Follow us on Instagram: @ncfbpod Support our Sponsors: Welcome SYSCO as our Title Sponsor!! Drink better coffee - get Carrboro Coffee Roasters Here Enjoy Duke's Mayo - It's Got Twang!

Adele Lim, Director, Writer and Producer gained widespread recognition for co-writing the screenplay for the blockbuster film "Crazy Rich Asians" - her work on this movie was lauded for its portrayal of contemporary Asian culture and its success in breaking barriers for representation in Hollywood. Lim is also recognized for her advocacy for inclusivity and representation in the entertainment industry. Her work and outspokenness have made her a prominent figure in discussions surrounding diversity in Hollywood.Her creative vision, commitment to authentic storytelling, and efforts toward inclusivity continue to make Adele Lim a respected figure in the world of film and television. Welcome to the Pod Adele!0:06 Intro1:29 Intro1:44 Welcoming Adele to the Pod!3:36 Amuse Bouche: Iberico Pork Fat Fired Kumiai Oysters5:57 Trademarking "The Adele"6:42 Adele's Origin - from Malaysia, Culinary discovery by Anthony Bourdain and then the move to Boston9:33 How young love brought Adele to Los Angeles10:23 Studying Beverly Hills 90210, adapting to a Southern Californian Accent and overcoming being the only Asian person in the writer's room13:00 Being in TV and then failing, every other Wednesday15:03 Developing a thicker skin, representation in the TV & Film Industry16:47 David on unlearning what culturally you grow up with17:20 How common stories, like being forced to be a doctor a lawyer, are common - but not something you should define yourself as18:27 Jasper on the similarities between the Culinary World & the TV & Film Worlds20:20 The Favorite Dish: Jumbo Thai Water Prawns with Pickled Peach Nam Jim reduction, smoked ocean trout row22:06 Adele's reaction to the Favorite Dish. JUICY22:51 Crazy Rich Asians, the impact of the movie, the fallout on the sequel, pay inequity and leaving the project28:20 Adele's personal story about Mahjong and making dumplings33:39 Jasper's Grandmother and Bracket Mahjong36:13 Sign up for DraftKings (we're just messing) but hey we're looking for sponsors36:43 Raya the Dragon, Disney and Animation39:30 The meshing of cultures, deep cultural exploration and the meaning of Raya42:40 Joyride, on Directing, and the biggest comedic rollercoaster of 202346:52 About John M. Chu46:36 Adele's advice on writing and the impact of being in the moment48:55 Jasper on culinary and finding balance50:23 Hedy's Journey with her Co-Founder Ashley from Rooted Fare51:43 The entertainment space as a whole and putting in the work for those 10,000 hours54:42 The Final Bite: Astrea Oscietra Hybrid Caviar with Hokkaido Scallop with Yuzu Garlic Crema56:46 Thank you to Astrea Caviar & Charlie!58:24 Adele's future in TV and Movies 59:33 Ending the PodLISTEN ON:Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-durian-pod/id1709030054Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0IaysKRix5svq0UaNRTVb4FOLLOWhttps://www.instagram.com/thedurianpodhttps://twitter.com/thedurianpodhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thedurianpod?_t=8huYRzTOEaA&_r=1OUR PRESENTING SPONSOR:https://www.hexclad.com/LEARN MORE ABOUT ROSALYNN SUPPER CLUB:Rosalynn: https://www.rosalynn.co/IG: https://www.instagram.com/rosalynnsupperclub

Catalonia has the most Michelin stars in all of Spain - with a whopping 70 in all. The last three stars were added just this week, at a gala held in Barcelona to announce the restaurants that would be included in the 2024 Michelin Guide to Spain. One of them is a Barcelona joint, Disfrutar, that was given its third star – the highest achievement in the guide's ranking. In this episode, we'll talk about Catalonia's world-renowned cuisine and visit a restaurant in Igualada, Somiatruites, that has a Green Michelin star for its focus on sustainability. The Catalan phrase of the week is: "Descobrir la sopa d'all," which translates literally to "Discover garlic soup," and is used when someone claims to do something new but is actually recycling an old idea. Presented by Lucía Benavides with Lorcan Doherty.

This week, we explore the parallels between the restaurant industry and building software with Anne Cantera. We dig into how the high-pressure, fast-paced culinary world can enrich the practice of UX design. The post 56. UX Lessons From the Culinary World With Anne Cantera appeared first on Beyond UX Design.

Chef Fullilove's culinary journey has taken him from Ohio to New York to the Caribbean, ultimately landing him in the fresh food paradise of California. Along the way, he honed his skills under the guidance of some of America's top culinary figures. Recognized as one of the nation's emerging culinary stars, he is committed to innovative cuisine, sourcing the freshest ingredients, championing sustainability, working closely with local producers, and adhering to his simple credo: "Passion. Exuberance. Balance." With an extensive career that includes stints at esteemed restaurants in Ohio, the US Virgin Islands, and the Caribbean, and as Executive Sous Chef in New York, Chef Fullilove has immersed himself in California's vibrant farming scene, leading him to establish Barbara Jean Los Angeles (BJLA), a culinary haven - where he brings his interpretation of African American soul food and globally inspired comfort cuisine to fine dining, catering, and pop-up experiences throughout Southern California. Shop his hot sauce here!Elevate Your Brand is the #1 marketing podcast for entrepreneurs and “wantreprenuers” looking for insider tips and secrets from the most exciting new and growing brands in Los Angeles and the US at large. Each week, entrepreneurial special guests join Laurel Mintz, founder and CEO of award-winning marketing agency Elevate My Brand, to discuss the marketing failures and successes that have brought their brands to the next level. Learn from real-life experiences and be inspired by leaders in your industry about how smart digital and experiential marketing can elevate your brand.

In this episode, we interview Neil Kleinberg, a chef, writer, and restaurant co-owner. Neil has been classically trained in the French culinary tradition. While he worked in various kitchens, he has since moved on to co-owning a restaurant with his partner Dede called “Clinton Street Baking Co.” There, they have been praised for their fantastic food, most notably their pancakes. Today, we ask Neil about his journey into the culinary world, how he successfully runs a restaurant, how he compliments his partner, and everything in between.

A Brooklyn Childhood and a Lifelong Culinary PassionFrom humble beginnings in Brooklyn, helping his ailing mother in the kitchen, Franklin Becker's culinary journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. In my recent conversation with him, Becker recounted how these early experiences ignited his passion for cooking, which later became his medium for celebrating family, friends, and cherished moments.Navigating the Waters from Chef to EntrepreneurOver three decades, Chef Becker has left an indelible mark on New York City's culinary landscape. His stints at iconic restaurants such as Catch and Capitale have garnered him accolades and recognition, including being named a Star Chef Rising Star. He was also a contestant on Bravo's "Top Chef Masters." Transitioning from a chef to an entrepreneur wasn't devoid of challenges, from construction hurdles to managing restaurant operations. Yet, with establishments like The Little Beet and The Manhattanville Market Food Hall under his belt, it's evident that Becker has navigated these waters with aplomb.Point Seven: Celebrating the Earth's Aquatic BountyThe most recent venture from Becker and Stephen Loffredo's Hospitality Department is Point Seven. Situated in the iconic MetLife Building, this seafood-centric restaurant stands as a testament to Becker's commitment to sustainability and authentic cooking. Inspired by global coastal cuisines, the menu at Point Seven showcases diverse seafood preparations, marrying techniques with flavors from different countries. From indulgent luxuries like Live Scallop Ceviche to innovative dining experiences like "Sushi Unrolled," Point Seven promises a gastronomic journey like no other.An Ocean of Inspiration: Behind the Point Seven MenuBecker shared with me the philosophy behind his dishes at Point Seven. The name itself, representing the 70% of the earth covered in water, emphasizes the restaurant's theme of celebrating aquatic bounty. The dishes range from a Caribbean fish stew with Dominican flavors (but employing French techniques) to an interactive dining experience where diners can create their own sushi hand rolls. In true Becker style, the menu at Point Seven evolves based on the availability of seasonal products.The Importance of Teamwork and Mentorship in Culinary ArtsThroughout our conversation, Becker continually emphasized the significance of collaboration, mentorship, and teamwork. From key members of his team, like Kevin Garcia and Dan Drohan, to his collaborations with industry stalwarts like Stephen Loffredo, it's evident that Becker values the power of collective effort. He believes that mentorship plays a pivotal role in the culinary world, and he takes immense pride in having mentored several chefs who've achieved notable success.Giving Back: A Culinary Maestro with a HeartBeyond the kitchen, Becker is passionate about giving back to the community. Inspired by his son's journey with autism, he created the charity "Autism Speaks to Wall Street, Celebrity Chef Gala." For Becker, being a chef transcends the boundaries of the kitchen. It's about being a mentor, a leader, and a beacon of hope for many.Having delved deep into Chef Franklin Becker's world, from his childhood inspirations to his latest culinary ventures, one thing remains clear: his passion for the culinary arts is unwavering. As a host and a culinary enthusiast myself, I am continually inspired by figures like Becker, who not only redefine the culinary landscape but also remind us of the power of passion, perseverance, and giving back.Discover more culinary stories and interviews on the Chef AF podcast.

Do you want to enhance your culinary career and unlock greater growth opportunities? Are you searching for a solution that can bring you improved career clarity and advancement in the culinary industry? Then look no further!By enlisting the expertise of a specialized career coach in the culinary field, you can achieve exactly that.They hold the key to guiding you towards a more fulfilling and successful culinary journey, helping you reach your goals and aspirations."They just don't teach this stuff in culinary school" ~ Chef Adam LambIn this episode, you will be able to: Discover how career coaching can drastically enhance your culinary career journey. Delve into the profound impact of experience and knowledge on culinary success. Appreciate the unique advantage a specialized culinary career coach offers. Explore the significance of curiosity and humility in both personal and professional advancement. Understand how fostering a supportive culinary culture can boost the growth of industry professionals.The key moments in this episode are:00:00:02 - Introduction, 00:00:32 - The Need for Career Coaching, 00:01:58 - Relatability of Career Coaches, 00:04:39 - Adam's Culinary Career Path, 00:10:43 - The Importance of Community and Belonging, 00:14:42 - Coaching and Mentoring in the Culinary Industry, 00:17:36 - Shifting Focus from Mission to People, 00:20:21 - The Difference Between Management and Mentorship, 00:23:58 - Choosing Consciously in the Culinary Industry, 00:25:15 - Changing the Culinary Industry Culture, 00:29:11 - The Coaching Process, 00:30:09 - Long-Term Growth, 00:30:33 - Changing Relationships, 00:35:09 - Identity and Purpose, 00:37:52 - Reconnecting with Guidance, 00:44:37 - Join the Chef Life Brigade, 00:45:00 - Contact Information, 00:45:25 - Immediate Help and Continuous Improvement, 00:45:54 - Pleasure and Key Takeaways, 00:46:37 - Connect and Support, Click here for more information about this episode.Turning the Table is the most progressive podcast for today's food and beverage industry featuring staff-centric operating solutions for restaurants in the #newhospitalityculture. Join Jim Taylor of Benchmark Sixty and Adam Lamb as they "turn the tables" on the prevailing operating assumptions of the restaurant business in favor of innovative solutions to our industry's most persistent challenges.Check out the videocast onYoutube Linkedin FBSupport for The Hospitality Industry:Chowco.orgI Got Your BackThe Burnt Chef ProjectChef...

Chef Art Smith is known across the country and around the world for his cooking, but he started out his life in the little-known, rural town of Jasper, Florida. “Seventh generation — and I'm the only family member on my father's side that actually left the state and I'm the only chef among all the police officers and people within the prison system, etc,” he said. Though he is the only chef, Smith is not the only member of his family to learn their way around a kitchen. “They could really cook and they all believed in the power of food,” he said. “You feed them, they come. You keep feeding them, they stay. You feed them a lot, you get what you want.” Smith went to school at Florida State University, though he admits he was not the best student and was flunking classes. However, he did take advantage of other opportunities at the school. “I discovered something called an internship and so it was like a free pass out of school,” he said. Smith wound up interning at the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia. “Then Disney came a calling and that was a harder sell. It took me, I remember at least three or four auditions before I got it,” he said. Smith said the competition among his fellow interns at Disney was stiff. “I went there and there were all these culinary students. They all thought they were a little fabulous. And so the chef of the former Empress Lilly threw this baking contest,” he said. Smith said he was not a trained baker and learned by reading on his own. “I entered it, and I beat them,” he said. “So I was like, ‘I don't have to have a culinary education to beat other chefs.' So I go back to school, still not doing great and the dean says, ‘You know Art, you're a very nice guy. You're a good cook, but you're a terrible student.' He said, You know, the governor needs some help. So I want you to go over there and help him out.'” It was in the governor's mansion that Smith's career really started to flourish. He began to prepare meals, not just the governor, Bob Graham, and his wife, Adele Graham, but also for their guests — such as Mikhail Baryshnikov. “It was not the highest paying job in my life, but what it did do — once you work for a head of state, you have something called security clearance,” Smith said. This would pay dividends for the chef later in life, after he had made his way to Chicago. “A very special guest came to Chicago and they could not find a chef to cook for her,” Smith said. “Because Scotland Yard would not approve any of the chef's because they didn't have the security clearance.” This ultimately gave Smith the opportunity to cook for Princess Diana. “If I hadn't worked for the Grahams — if I hadn't worked at the Florida governor's mansion — I wouldn't have the security clearance and I wouldn't have been able to cook for her,” he said. On the latest episode of Florida Foodie, Smith shares more of how he came up in the culinary world and eventually found himself as the personal chef to Oprah Winfrey. He also talks about his restaurant at Disney Springs and some of his signature dishes. Please follow our Florida Foodie hosts on social media. You can find Candace Campos on Twitter and Facebook. Lisa Bell is also on Facebook and Twitter and you can check out her children's book, “Norman the Watchful Gnome.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Holiday Salute to the Troops, and when I say troops, I do mean YOU.This episode features content first published in 2016 and re-run here for your pleasure.Gratitude for Culinary Professionals Culinary professionals, chefs, and kitchen workers often find themselves working long hours in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment, especially during the holiday season. During these times, their hard work and dedication truly shine, as they labor to create memorable meals and experiences for those fortunate enough to partake. While their efforts often go unnoticed, their contribution to the holiday celebration is immeasurable. This realization begs the need to emphasize and appreciate the labor of love these individuals invest in their craft. Podcast host, Adam, offers sincere gratitude to these culinary professionals for holding the fort during one of the year's busiest seasons. Making a personal sacrifice to serve others while they enjoy their time off may feel challenging, and Adam acknowledges this. He conveys his heartfelt appreciation and encourages them to pause and celebrate their hard work, reflecting a true understanding of kitchen life and the professionals who make it happen.If you're feeling undervalued and underappreciated for the countless hours you pour into creating culinary masterpieces, only to receive minimal recognition and acknowledgment, then you are not alone! Despite your dedication and talent, your hard work may go unnoticed or taken for granted, leaving you disheartened and demotivated. Your efforts in the kitchen may be overshadowed by the spotlight given to other aspects of the dining experience, leaving you feeling like your contributions are not valued. But rest assured, there are others in the culinary industry who understand your struggles and are seeking to uplift and appreciate your work.In this episode, you will be able to:Experiment with understanding the emotional turbulence chefs experience in the fast-paced culinary industry.Admire the culinary artists for their unwavering dedication during the seasonal festivities.Plunge into the beautiful journey of 'Chef Life Radio', a podcast constantly metamorphosing to cater to its listeners.Dive into the captivating influence of Eminem's masterpieces on various sections of society.Show gratitude towards chefs and kitchen staff, the backbone of the restaurant industry.Key TakeawaysUnravel the mental and emotional battles that chefs face in their everyday life in the culinary world.Experience the passion and zeal of kitchen magicians who work relentlessly, even during the holiday season.Witness the evolution and remarkable commitment of the 'Chef Life Radio podcast in creating profound content for its audience.Explore the intriguing impact of Eminem's music on diverse audience groups.Appreciate the tireless dedication and efforts of chefs and kitchen staff, the unsung heroes of the food industry.The resources mentioned in this episode are:Text the word "Home" to 741741 for free mental and emotional support in the US and Canada.Text the word Burnt Chef to 85258 for free mental and emotional support in the UK.Share the show with someone you love or someone in your workplace who might benefit from it.Follow Chef Life Radio on social media and let us know how we're doing.Visit The Heirloom Foundation at www.theheirloomfoundation.org to support healthier work environments in the culinary industry.Visit www.chefswithissues.com for resources, solutions, and support for mental health in...

Chef Howard Ko, Executive Chef at CÉ LA VI Dubai, is a culinary genius with an impressive background. Trained at The Culinary Institute of America, he has worked at Michelin-starred restaurants in New York and California, including DANIEL, The French Laundry, and Picholine. Chef Howard's passion for reinventing classics while balancing tradition and modernity has earned him a gastronomical fan club across the United States. He brings his unique perspective to CÉ LA VI Dubai, creating stand-out dishes using locally sourced produce and ingredients.Being the scenes on Instagram Grow your personal brand strategy with Kelly Lundberg book a call today.

Welcome to the SVK Podcast, where we explore food industry trends, interviews, and the latest culinary happenings! In this special episode, host Chris chats with renowned oyster shucker, chef, and restaurateur, Shucker Paddy, live from the RC Show 2023. They discuss growing interest in sustainable and traceable seafood, innovative farming techniques, and the importance of maintaining healthy ecosystems. Shucker Paddy shares invaluable advice for aspiring chefs and restaurateurs, emphasizing the need for passion, continuous learning, and fostering a positive work environment. Finally, he gives us a sneak peek into his upcoming projects, including the expansion of his oyster bar concept, new menu items, and educational events. Tune in to this episode of the SVK Podcast for an insightful conversation with Shucker Paddy and stay up-to-date on the exciting world of food and hospitality.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/svkpodcastnetwork/message

  In this episode of Raw Ingredients, host Pete Blohme sits down with acclaimed chef and restaurateur Jay Hajj to explore the culinary world and discuss the art of cooking. Jay Hajj is the owner of the popular Boston-based restaurant, Mike's City Diner, and has been featured on numerous food shows, including Food Network's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives." Pete and Jay delve into the challenges and rewards of running a successful restaurant, and how Jay's Lebanese heritage has influenced his cooking style. They discuss the importance of fresh, locally sourced ingredients and the impact of food on our overall health and well-being. Throughout the episode, Jay shares stories from his many years in the restaurant industry, including his experience cooking for celebrities like Taylor Swift and Kevin Bacon. He also offers valuable advice for aspiring chefs and restaurant owners, emphasizing the importance of hard work, perseverance, and a deep love of food. Whether you're a professional chef or just a home cook looking to improve your skills, this episode of Raw Ingredients offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration from one of the industry's most respected and talented chefs. https://www.instagram.com/jay.hajj/ https://supportlrc.app/donate/ https://www.amazon.com/Beirut-Boston-Cookbook-Rags-Restaurants/dp/1624143423 https://www.mikescitydiner.com/  

She interviewed with Anthony Bourdain, worked with top chefs, managed the hottest club, Delia's, on the Lower East Side.  Diana has done and seen  it all. Check out the website: www.drinkingonthejob.com for great past episodes. Everyone from Iron Chefs, winemakers, journalist and more.

This week on Life Transformation Radio, I discussed the effects of bullying in childhood. My guest Chris Cownden, shared his personal story of being bullied from a young age and how Chris overcame bullying through cooking and how it gave him a sense of accomplishment. Then sadly, his life took an unexpected turn which required him to reinvent himself into the podcaster entrepreneur he is today. Tune in Now.

This week on Life Transformation Radio, I discussed the effects of bullying in childhood. My guest Chris Cownden, shared his personal story of being bullied from a young age and how Chris overcame bullying through cooking and how it gave him a sense of accomplishment. Then sadly, his life took an unexpected turn which required him to reinvent himself into the podcaster entrepreneur he is today. Tune in Now.

How many of us can even name 50 countries? Well, Shannon Smith has traveled to more than 50 of them in her ongoing and very passionate quest to learn about the cuisines of the world, teach people living in poverty how to cook, fundraise for myriad causes, and pick up new techniques that she employs in the culinary experiences she produces at her home in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In this episode of the pod, Shannon and Andrew discuss her life and work, and explore the modern definition of what it means to be a chef.And in this week's Tech and Restaurants segment, brought to you by BentoBox and Clover, social media consultant and author of the (free) Link in Bio Substack, Rachel Karten, shares valuable advice for making sense of the current social media landscape and maximizing your presence there. (Follow Rachel on Instagram here.)  Please visit the website for BentoBox and Clover to learn how they provide restaurants with the technology they need for even more success, and book a demo today.Andrew Talks to Chefs is a fully independent podcast and no longer affiliated with our former host network; please visit and bookmark our official website for all show updates, blog posts, personal and virtual appearances, and related news.  

In today's episode, we speak with Steven Nalls—a professional chef, regenerative farmer, and Escoffier Chef Instructor where he teaches a Farm to Table Experience course. Steven worked in the hospitality industry for 15 years, and then decided to dedicate his career to building sustainable culinary practices. He also owns Three Sisters Farm & Ranch where he manages animals, builds irrigation systems, and conducts research for farm resources.Listen as Steven talks about his switch from engineering to culinary arts, how he manages an 80-acre farm, and the true cost for that final plate of food. 

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207: The Rise of Chef James Shirley: From the South Side to the Top of the Culinary World 7 2 Do you want to be successful in the culinary industry? You're told to get experience in as many kitchens as possible, but you can't seem to get your foot in the door. If you're feeling stuck and frustrated, this episode is for you. "I always reach back. I don't look down on people. If I'm looking down, I'm looking down to reach up, to reach my hand out, to pick you up, because I've seen it happen." -James Shirley. James Shirley is a world-renowned chef who has worked in some of the finest restaurants in the world. He is known for his dedication to his craft and his ability to mentor and coach other culinarians. This is Chef James Shirley's story... James Shirley had always been passionate about music, but when he found himself without a place at Gramblan state, he decided to return to Chicago and look for a job. He ended up working in the kitchen of Spiasha, a Northern Italian restaurant. There, he was taught by the executive chef, Anthony J. Montuano. Montuano saw potential in Shirley, even though he was a disaster in the kitchen, eventually making him his sous chef. Shirley went on to have a successful career as an executive chef, breaking stereotypes along the way. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How James Shirley went from the streets of the South Side of Chicago to the shores of Hawaii 2. The demons that James Shirley had to fight along the way 3. How James Shirley became a successful executive chef Chapter Summaries: [00:00:04] - In the past, it was easy for an owner to buy his chef a car, get him an apartment or help him with his recreational activities. Now it's more difficult. On this episode of chef life radio, adam lamb and James Shirley will talk about how James Shirley came up in the industry in Chicago and how he went from the south side to the shores of Hawaii. [00:02:28] - Adam is happy to welcome James Shirley to the show. James got into cooking because he has a strong work ethic based on his family upbringing coming from the south. Adam's mother is Betty Shirley, a world-renowned jazz singer, the famous jazz singer who lives in New Orleans. James worked for the city of Chicago. James got a lot of training and mentorship at Bias. Anthony J. Montano, who is the executive chef and part owner of Spiesho, worked for the Levies. James was the only black guy in the kitchen in a five-star restaurant with no pedigree for a long time. James is happy when he goes on LinkedIn and sees a vast array of people of color at the level of executive chefs. Adam Lam is still working as a sous chef for the city of Chicago. Adam used to cook and call himself Moonlighting. Adam worked at Gordon's and Gordon S. Claire's restaurant in Jupiter, Florida. Adam has worked in some of the finest restaurants in Windy City. Back then, you could get paid what you were worth if you had owners willing to pay that. [00:17:58] - John's family came from Jackson, Mississippi, Alabama, and New Orleans. His grandparents left the south around the time of Emmett Till's Lynching. They came north and settled in the Bronxville area of Chicago. John didn't have a working functioning relationship with his mother in his early years. John's mom is a product of the Vietnam era, and she sang in New York for a while. Both you and your past have been intertwined for both good and bad reasons. You both had some rough times, and you came through it. You are still heavily involved in the recovery kind of network. You want to make sure that you stand for those people. It's not an attitude usually shared in the hospitality industry. [00:25:41] - The culinary world is like a pseudo-masochistic relationship. It's like leaving the dungeon and showing up again for the next day. Chefs go through a lot of abuse from their employers, their customers, and from their families to do what they do well. The number one thing that will lose them in their...

On The Path Here Scott chats with one of the Culinary World's most innovated and creative minds, James Beard Winner Todd English. Todd shares some amazing stories on The Path Here.

Billy is the "go-to guy" in the culinary world! For the past twenty years. Billy has hosted every major culinary event in the country with the country's best chefs. You can always find Billy at the SOBEWF, Aspen, Pebble Beach, NYCFW, Tales of the Cocktails, the All-Star Chef Classic and the Bocuse d'or just to name a few! Billy hosts events with Bobby Flay, Wolfgang Puck, Nancy Silverton, Guy Fieri, Michael Symon, Alex Guarnaschelli and Geoffrey Zakarian.#BillyHarris #VirtualDinning #DinnerSeries___________________________________________________ Food & Beverage Industry brought to life. F&B LIVE! is a national, industry influencing webcast featuring the leaders in the restaurant, hospitality, branded food and beverage and CPG industries, many of whom are Michael's "friends in the business." Featuring an informal and informative conversation where friends in the business share the latest intel, ideas and best practices for surviving these dynamic challenges we are facing and the future of our brands and businesses. The show is live and broadcast across 5 platforms and features an audience rich with industry influencers. Be sure to pick up your copy of: Food & Beverage Magazine's Guide to Restaurant Success https://www.amazon.com/dp/1119668964/... ____________________________________________________ *CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE: YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/FoodBeverag...*Follow Us on Facebook :https://www.facebook.com/FoodAndBever...*Follow Us on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/fbmagazine/ *Follow Us on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/fb101com www.fbmagazine.com#foodandbeverage#foodandbeveragemagazine#JamesBeardAward#foodie#restaurant#foodieinternational#foodiefest#foodandbeveragetrade#food

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In 2011, Brandon decided to take his life-long love and talent for cooking to the next level by getting his first job in the restaurant industry. The reality of the industry was not as sunny as Brandon expected though. After years of packed, no-weekend work schedules and being on the receiving end of an intense amount of pressure and scrutiny, Brandon chose to exit the food business and enjoy his cooking skills outside of the workplace. In the summer of 2021, Brandon stumbled upon a book that finally could speak to his experience in the restaurant industry, Notes From a Young Black Chef by Kwame Onwuachi. In the book, Kwame takes the reader through the extreme highs and lows of a career in food and all the obstacles that come with being Black in the industry. In this episode, we talk about the overlap between Brandon and Kwame's stories as well as theatre and some of Brandon's funniest memories with food. This is a must-listen for any foodies out there! Brandon's Instagram Real Ballers Read website Real Ballers Read on Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realballersread/support

Chaz from Fat Kid Food Co. is not only well versed in his culinary arts, but having grown up with a southwestern flair and love for McDonalds, this talented genius pairs the most ridiculously delicious food profiles you have ever tasted - or have yet to taste!  Kidding aside, Fat Kid Co brings a style all their own, and with their love of life and food so BIG, it's no wonder the same goes for the portions!  On top of the heaps of amazing eats, Fat Kid Co.'s food truck is one of the most utilitarian vehicles ever known to food trucks, which makes it totally badd-ass and off-road capable!  So whether you're in town, or if you find yourself in treacherous terrain, when that food hankering comes a calling, Chaz at Fat Kid Food Co. is your guy!

Episode 69 The Rockstar Cook Jason Williams stops by to discuss his highs and lows in both the Music industry and Culinary world. Another must listen to episode! From Heavy Metal vocalist to Culinary wizard Jason talks with the Old Guys about his many trials, tribulations and successes in food and Metal! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldguystalkmetal/support

Fried, crispy and crunchy: entomologist Esther Ngumbi says scientists and chefs are collaborating to find ways to make insects the next big thing in the culinary world. Packed with protein, bugs can be grown in urban areas with limited space, Ngumbi tells Africa Science Focus. She says insect production is ideal in areas that experience drought, while they could also reduce agricultural emissions that contribute to climate change.For more recipes, check out Secrets of African Edible Insect Cookery produced by the Stockholm Environment Institute. Africa Science Focus, with Halima Athumani. Learn more about Esther Ngumbi's careerDo you have any comments, questions or feedback about our podcast episodes? Let us know at podcast@scidev.net

On this episode of “Inside Career Technical Education'' podcast, Ann Baldwin and Jim Bologa, YTI Career Institute President and CEO, speak with Chef Jessie Tuno, Program Director of the Culinary Arts, Pastry Arts and Restaurant Management Program at the YTI Lancaster Pennsylvania Campus. Chef Tuno is also a YTI graduate.Chef Tuno talks about how the entire Hospitality Industry has had to make a major shift due to COVID, and how that shift is leading to even more opportunities in the culinary world. Whether it is working in the back of the house or in the front of the house, we talk about all of the exciting career paths that are open to her graduates and shares some great success stories of where some of her students are today. Whether they are learning in their industry modeled commercial kitchens or online, Chef Tuno talks about the flexibility that this program offers.

In this episode I chat with my buddy Logan Sandoval of ZEF Barbecue in Simi Valley.  Logan is a Chef with extensive knowledge in the Culinary World but he's the new kid in town when it comes to Barbecue. In a short period of time, this self-taught BBQ Cook has molded his Chef experience and his cultural influences to create some incredible BBQ fusions. I was blown away when I visited him at a pop up on a residential street in Simi Valley a few months ago and apparently some big food writers are noticing him as well.  This is a story of a family man that's doing what he has to do to survive and now It's starting to pay off.  This is only the beginning of his story, I hope you enjoy the show, this is ZEF BBQ.   Remember to follow us on your favorite social media platform at @Icrushbbqshow  if you like the show please let us know by leaving us a 5 star rating on your favorite listening App, Subscribe to get all past and future shows, and share with your friends!!    Don't forget to tag us with your favorite pics We'd love to see what you're crushing Until next time, Keep Crushing that Que!   Music Credit: Audionautix- Dirt Road Traveler

In today's episode, we are joined by a special guest, Steve Marques, Executive Chef, and owner of Craft Creamery. He is a California Native that is classically trained in Europe. He has worked four decades with the Titans of the Culinary World. But now he is working on a project with ice cream flavors! He shares his story about how he was inspired to do fun and unique flavors of ice cream. How he wants to stand out and have the willingness to push himself to bring something new to the table. Driven to find new ways to be not like everyone else. If you are different, people will recognize you for having a creative mindset of dreaming of new flavors. This episode will help you find creative motivation and get you hungry! Stay tuned!   For more business tips and strategies, follow along with Damian: Website  Instagram Youtube Come find your higher purpose and be an Invincible Entrepreneur: Facebook Group If you enjoyed the episode, leave a review - it means the world to me + helps the show reach more people! Guest Bio: Steve Marques, Executive Chef, and owner of Craft Creamery. California native that was classically trained in Europe for Four decades with the Titans of the Culinary World. He was the Chef-Owner of “Burger Guy” and Executive Chef of “The Tasting Room”.  Chef Steve opened Craft Creamy in 2020 and it's been growing ever since! With all his fun creative flavors and that people keep coming back. He consistently uses fresh, natural, and as-local-as-possible ingredients. Chef Steve carefully and lovingly formulates all his recipes to be never-boring and always crave-worthy!     Guest Links:  Website  Instagram   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CraftCreameryHTXook:  Damian Bio:  Damian Blair Nordmann, D.D. D.M. is a motivational speaker, coach, and teacher of inner secrets. He dedicated the first two decades of his adult life to studying, teaching, and leading through a not-for-profit organization called the School of Metaphysics. This volunteer-run school for adults teaches individuals to respond to their inner urge and live the most fulfilling life possible. Damian served as Director of three SOM branches, Area Director, Field Director, and President of the School of Metaphysics. He successfully led the Dallas branch of the School of Metaphysics to become the largest of 16 branches for six consecutive years. Damian loves people and has taught hundreds of individuals to discover their unique purpose in life. He especially enjoys guiding people to reach their full potential in every aspect of their lives. Humor and joy are a big part of Damian's coaching style. He makes learning and growth fun and light-hearted, while ensuring each client achieves his or her most heartfelt goals and desires.    How to connect:  Website  Instagram Youtube     Thanks for Listening: Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.   Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below!   Subscribing to The Podcast: If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can follow the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also give You Are The Superhero a follow on your favorite podcast app.   Leave Us an Apple Podcasts Review: Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you.

วันนี้กินไรดี? ในตอนนี้เรามาพูดคุยกับเชฟแป๋ว (Skye) เกี่ยวกับเรื่องราวที่พาเธอจากชีวิตนักเรียนธรรมดาๆไปสู่ห้องครัวต่างๆของร้านอาหารระดับโลกในยุโรปและในประเทศไทย จนท้ายที่สุดมาที่ร้านอาหารของตนเอง ณ ซอยมโนรม ถนนพระราม 4Ever thought about the food that we eat? In this episode we talk to Chef Skye about her life's journey and her passion for food which have taken her to the inside of many exquisite kitchens all over the world. Chef Skye now runs her own restaurant in Soi Mano Rom, Rama IV street in Bangkok. 

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Chef Curtis Duffy is the Executive Chef and owner of Ever, his latest two-Michelin star restaurant in Chicago. Chef Curtis has built several world-renowned restaurants. His previous restaurant, “Avenues at The Peninsula Hotel Chicago”, earned two Michelin stars, and “Grace” received two Michelin stars in its first year and three Michelin stars the next four years in a row. He won the James Beard Foundation's Best Chef, Great Lakes Award in 2016, as well as numerous accolades including the Forbes Travel Guide's Five-Star rating and AAA's Five-Diamond rating. At Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts, a $25,000 scholarship in Chef Curtis's name is awarded.Listen as we chat with Chef Curtis about his philosophy on cooking, running a Michelin star restaurant, charity, and his journey to the top of the culinary industry.

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Celine from Beignet Babe shares her story about coming from abusive kitchen environments to owning her own concept and the success and struggles she has been through. 

In this episode, Keith and Christine bring in their guest, fellow Devita & Hancock partner, and Regional Executive Recruiter Richard “Cutlets of Fury” Teear. He is an experienced restaurant operator with over 30 years of experience running full-service, casual, and fine dining establishments. Initially, he worked at construction and ran his own business for over 15 years. They exchange Olive Garden stories, Richard's hurdles in recruitment, and their thoughts on incentivizing new hires and the vaccine rollout. [00:00:30] Introducing “Cutlets of Fury” Richard Teear [00:03:07] Richard and Keith's Olive Garden Stories [00:08:42] Richard's Biggest Hurdle in Recruiting and Getting the Right People [00:12:15] Now's the Time to Get Your Dream Job (with a Signing Bonus) [00:15:45] Incentivizing People to Get Back to Work [00:16:38] Glorification of the Restaurant and Culinary World [00:19:53] Vaccination as a Personal and Political Decision [00:30:32] Richard's Broken Mugs [00:33:52] Final Notes Richard's Biggest Hurdle in Recruiting and Getting the Right People From the client end, Richard sees how people still want to do the recruiting themselves. But from the candidate standpoint, especially during the pandemic, potential hires are opting out of jobs with good pay and benefits outside of the four walls of the office to reconnect and spend more time with their families. Passion in the Restaurant and QSR Industry Keith shares how there's almost a glorification of the culinary industry as more younger people sign up for culinary school. But the reality of the industry could not be further from what people see on The Food Network. People in the industry must do the nitty-gritty stuff: wash dishes despite having a four-year degree, work 6-7 days a week including holidays and weekends, and barely have time to see family. Despite being in the industry, Keith and Christine often discourage their peers to enter the world of culinary and restaurant management. However, their passion and fulfillment in their line of work is what has kept them afloat and satisfied throughout the years of their career. Incentivizing People to Get Back to Work One of the biggest issues that restaurant owners are currently facing during the pandemic is manpower and labor. They have now resorted to offering signing bonuses ranging from $500-$1000 and even giving out Apple iPhones to attract potential hires and get people back to work. Vaccinations: Your Body, Your Choice Keith, Christine, and Richard are on the same page when it comes to vaccines: your body, your choice. They believe business owners incentivizing and requiring vaccines among employees in order to be branded as “fully-vaccinated” simply adds to the politicization of it all. Where to find them: Richard Teear on LinkedIn Facebook - DeVita & Hancock Hospitality Group Inc. Instagram - @devita_hancock_hospitality Official Website - DeVita and Hancock Hospitality Group Christine DeVita on LinkedIn Keith Hancock on LinkedIn connect@dhhospitalitygroup.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behindthecounterdhh/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthecounterdhh/support

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This is a very special episode for me I get the great honor to Interview welcome back one of my buddies to the Barbecue Scene! Bryan Furman was on top of the Culinary world in 2019, he finished as a semi-finalist for a James Beard Award,  he had just been named one of America's Best New Chefs by Food and Wine magazine and Bon Appetit dubbed him as Georgia's New King of BBQ. Just as all the stars seemed to have aligned for Bryan, it happened.  During an overnight cook at his main location in the Riverside neighborhood of Atlanta, a fire broke out and in minutes destroyed what he worked so hard to build.  It's been just over two years since that fateful night and through his hard work and determination, Bryan is now ready to make his highly anticipated return to the Culinary World.  This is just the beginning of the Comeback story for Bryan Furman Barbecue.  I hope you enjoy the Show     Social Media:  IG - @bs_pitmaster  FB – Bryan Furman     Address: 2102 Bolton Road, Atlanta GA    Thanks for tuning into the I Crush Barbecue Show!  Remember to follow us on your favorite social media platform a@Icrushbbqshow  if you like the show please let us know by leaving us a 5-star rating on your favorite listening app, Subscribe to get all past, and future shows, and share with your friends!!       Don't forget to tag us with your favorite pics  We'd love to see what you're crushing  Until next time, Keep Crushing that Que!     Music Credit: Audionautix- Dirt Road Traveler    

This week, we are joined by global culinary and F&B expert Rainer Zinngrebe. Rainer has spent over 40 years in the food and beverage industry and has published two cookbooks, along with numerous other food and beverage training and guidance publications. Rainer has gathered his expertise from working with the some of the finest independent restaurants and luxury hotels all around the globe. Rainer Zinngrebe has recently started his own company – – to assist operators and owners with their own restaurants and culinary operations – from concept development all the way through to startup and beyond. Our session with Rainer was one of our most interesting podcast conversations to date and will leave you wanting to hear more from this talented, articulate food and beverage professional.

Episode Notes Got to chat with Rebecca Noren who is the Director of Product Partnership and Nutrition for Mings Bings and the Communications Director and Culinary Producer for Chef Ming Tsai. Rebecca knew straight away early on that she wanted to work in the culinary world after her internship working on the set of the PBS TV show Simply Ming with Chef Ming Tsai. All she did was one simple but powerful gesture to get her career started. Find Rebecca on instagram! @beccanoren.rd Follow us on the Social Medias! Instagram: @DietitiansUnknown Twitter: https://twitter.com/RDs_Unknown Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/JasonPark13

I recently interviewed Bea Trinidad. Bea is from the Philippines and we met through the On Deck Writer fellowship.Having grown up in Manila, Bea decided to go to university in Australia, where she set up her own restaurant and worked across the advertising and media industry. She is now back in Manila working on her family business in the culinary industry. Bea’s experiences make her a cross-cultural diplomat who has dealt with the true cultural complexities of working both in the East and West.When you hear Bea’s story, you’ll learn a lot about the differences in culture between a place like the Philippines and Australia. The Philippines, like many emerging markets, works differently compared to countries in the West and requires a sophisticated level of cultural understanding in order to get business done. It’s also important to consider that Philippines is heavily influenced by Latin culture, which is unique compared to other Asian countries. A large part of our conversation revolved around this topic! What did we talk about?The biggest business opportunities and coolest companies in the PhilippinesComparing business and life in the Philippines vs. AustraliaHow Latin culture influences the Philippines in terms of emotion and languageTypical misunderstandings in board rooms, kitchens, and more Crafting brand strategy and messaging in the middle of the coronavirusWhat makes the Philippines a major emerging market opportunityBea’s Recommendations:TV/ Film: The Godfather series, Rocky, The Queen’s Gambit, The Last DanceBooks: Barbarian Days, On Writing Well, Charles Bukowski, Atomic HabitsAudio: The Art of Happiness, Hollywood’s Bleeding from Post Malone This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit eastwesthurricane.substack.com

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Welcome to our second episode ever! We have tthe incredible Chef Harold Villarosa on this one. Chef Harold is an industry disruptor and titan in his community. When the world shut down, Harold worked harder than anyone else around him. He uplifted his communities and made sure to feed those who wouldn't be fed otherwise. We are proud to say that Chef Harold is a very close friend of the podcast because he's in the business of changing lives. Although this interview was recorded last month, you will be seeing Chef Harold alot more as he is scheduled to be on air talent for Bon Appetit Magazine and Network. You may have also seen Chef Harold through his extensive work with KultureHub, OFFBeat Kitchen, Kulture Kitch'n Channel, Goinsurgo, and you may have eaten at his personal pop up kitchen Unkle Harold's. Also don't forget to miss our show's second Tokenized or Fetishized segment! We covered alot of topics in this one from Harold's immigrant beginnings in the South Bronx to his rise as a notable top chef to his work in illuminating the marginalization and oppressive practices in fine dining. Also, Chef Harold has some tough love to give to you all that you must watch. Specific references from the episode linked in the comments. Please like and share this episode with all your family and friends. We appreciate your support and look forward to your help in building this community.

This week, we are joined by global culinary and F&B expert Rainer Zinngrebe. Rainer has spent over 40 years in the food and beverage industry and has published two cookbooks, along with numerous other food and beverage training and guidance publications. Rainer has gathered his expertise from working with the some of the finest independent restaurants and luxury hotels all around the globe. Rainer Zinngrebe has recently started his own company – HKB Designs – to assist operators and owners with their own restaurants and culinary operations – from concept development all the way through to startup and beyond. Our session with Rainer was one of our most interesting podcast conversations to date and will leave you wanting to hear more from this talented, articulate food and beverage professional.

This week, we are joined by global culinary and F&B expert Rainer Zinngrebe. Rainer has spent over 40 years in the food and beverage industry and has published two cookbooks, along with numerous other food and beverage training and guidance publications. Rainer has gathered his expertise from working with the some of the finest independent restaurants and luxury hotels all around the globe. Rainer Zinngrebe has recently started his own company – HKB Designs – to assist operators and owners with their own restaurants and culinary operations – from concept development all the way through to startup and beyond. Our session with Rainer was one of our most interesting podcast conversations to date and will leave you wanting to hear more from this talented, articulate food and beverage professional.

On a special edition of the National Podcast of Texas, one of Food & Wine's Best New Chefs on systemic racism and re-opening in a pandemic.

Recording date: 2020-04-2John Papa @John_PapaWard Bell @WardBellDan Wahlin @DanWahlinCraig Shoemaker @craigshoemakerRyan Lanciaux @ryanlanciauxBrought to you byag-Grid Narwhal Visit nx.dev to get the preeminent open-source toolkit for monorepo development, today.Resources:RyanLanciaux.comAlton BrownKitchen ConfidentialReact NativeStorybookReactBrad Frost's Atomic Design bookReact propsReact Apps and DevOps on AzureLearning Storybook on PluralsightReact and Mongoreact hooks and container presenter in reactThe hook brings you backNo Soup For YouBetter frontend development with inspiration from the culinary worldCutthroat KitchenLego MastersRemixBlitzTimejumps02:11 Guest introduction09:00 Sponsor: Ag Grid10:05 How does this help in software development?17:00 How can this all go wrong?26:53 Sponsor: Nrwl27:39 The value of container presenters31:16 How does this help me as a developer?37:52 Final thoughts

We talk to a chef about food and the current culinary world.

“Warning: Chuckwagon Outcast”This week Chef AC is joined with dope ass Chef Rodney Lienhart , writer with Cleaver and Blade. He is also co founder of Resturant Mental Health and self care group on fb. He is also Test kitchen chef with Wayhotsauce, and cannabis company, Krystillion. Chef Lienhart talks about his life’s journey and advocacy in the Culinary World. How the inspiration from his mother mixed with one of the greats Anthony Bordain lit the fire his venture in writing. We also talk about how he Cannabis has save his life and combined his passion with his craft of cooking.Intro Music: "Sho’Nuff" By 8 Ball and MJG feat. Tela___________________________Contact Information :Business and Ad inquires Email: warninglabelpod@gmail.com Listener Letters/Shut up I see you Shout outs: askwarninglabel@gmail.com Hosted by: Chef A.C & GuestHost: Chef Rodney LienhartSocial Media :Rodney Lienhart IG: @chef_rodney_117Warning Label Podcast IG: @warninglabelpod#warninglabelpod #⚠️pod #warninglabelapproved

Thank you for tuning in to Scissor Kick Radio. On this episode I sit down with Chef de Cuisine, Brandon Sloan. We discuss his early years in St. Louis, hobbies, passions and his drive for success in the Culinary World. You can experience his delightful creations at the Provisional Kitchen, located in the Gaslamp in downtown San Diego. Be sure to check him out on ig, brandon.sloan. As always thanks for the support and be sure to follow me on Spotify and check out all episodes. Stay tuned for more! "What's your Scissor Kick" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zachariah-julick4/support

Get all links mentioned in the episode here: http://bit.ly/159-shane-deliaSkip through the episode:00:28 - Welcome to Uncommon01:18 - Guest introduction06:30 - Earliest memory of the kitchen11:30 - Lessons from Parents16:00 - Living with ADD 25:57 - Hard work28:25 - Learning from his wife, Maha32:11 - Starting restaurants, George Calombaris45:28 - The culinary creative process53:03 - Being hospitable 55:42 - Future aspirations & Nobu Matsuhisa01:00:30 - Uber Eats’ impact on the industry01:04:25 - Brands & Mercedes01:07:44 - Pros and cons of TV01:11:18 - Daily routine01:13:06 - What’s in the fridge01:13:25 - Best purchase under $20001:13:56 - If he could have a billboard anywhere

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The dynamic couple behind the iconic San Francisco restaurant Mission Chinese share the story of how they came to collaborate with the State of California on a program that will make it easy for restaurant patrons to support farms and ranches that capture carbon in their soil.

#NationalIndoorPlantWeek is this week!    Be sure to follow my friend, Lisa Steinkopf - the @HouseplantGuru- on twitter for a chance to win copies of her books and some houseplants. And remember, it's all week long - so Happy Indoor Plant Week. Go get yourself something new for the Indoor season which is just around the corner if you live in a colder climate.     Brevities #OTD Today is the anniversary of the death of Charles V of France who died on this day in 1380. He commissioned his cook, Guillaume Tirel, to create the first cookbook. The full title of the book is an exceptionally long one. In English, it translates to:   "Hereafter follows the [recipe collection] describing the preparation of all manner of foods, as cooked by Taillevent, the cook of our noble king, and also the dressing and preparation of boiled meat, roasts, sea and freshwater fish, sauces, spices, and other suitable and necessary things as described hereafter." As the Culinary World was getting underway, it is interesting to note that during Charles V's reign, the first forks were found to be included in an inventory. And gardeners with some knowledge of mushrooms will find the death of Charles V intriguing; some historians believe that Charles V died as a result of eating the highly poisonous amanita mushrooms.     #OTD   Today is the birthday of the Scottish plantsman Robert Fortune who was born on this day in 1812. Robert Fortune's name is inextricably bound to China and to tea and the tea plant, Camellia sinensis.  For centuries, China had a monopoly on tea. They, alone, grew the plants. They made black tea and green tea, and the rest of the world had no idea how they did it. By the 1700's, the British had started enjoying exports from China: porcelain, silk, and yes, tea. But, China was not interested in goods from Britain.  The lop-sided relationship was a problem. This is where Robert Fortune enters the scene. By the early 1800's, he was a trained botanist learning at the hem of some of England's finest gardens and he gets hired to go to China by the Royal Geographic Society the RGS. At the time, China was off-limits to foreigners. So, in order to collect plants, Fortune figured out a way to blend in: he shaves his head and wears clothing like the locals, he picks up some of the Mandarin language and he learns about China more than any other westerner at the time. China is vast and Fortune stayed for three years before returning home to England.   When he returned, Fortune wrote about his time in China and he drew the attention of The British East India Company. They were serious about obtaining tea plants from China.  And, they were desperate to learn how to make tea. So, they wisely select Fortune, with his unique combination of  botanical and Chinese expertise, and they send him back to China. This time Fortune was on a much more specific mission and he knew what he needed to do to. He went to China incognito; dressed as a Mandarin. He had shaved the front of his head he basically had extensions sewn in to the hair on the back of his head so he looked like he has this amazingly long ponytail. He looked 100% the part. Then, he hired guides to do the talking for him and since there was no national language, it all flew under the radar. Once in China, Fortune immediately began visiting tea plantations. He learned the methods and ways of harvesting tea plants to make tea. He learned that green tea and black tea come from the same plant; it's just the processing method that makes them different. Thanks to the Wardian case, Fortune was able to get live plants to India. All told, Fortune managed to smuggle out 20,000 tea plants and ships them to India. He even managed to get some of the Chinese tea farmers with their tools to leave China and help set up tea production in India.  Sara Rose, one of the authors who has written a biography on Fortune, said that what Fortune accomplished was no less than the greatest single act of corporate espionage in the history of the world. Today, China is still the top tea producer with over 2.4 million tons of production. Followed by India at a little less than half and then Kenya, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam make up the next spots. So, tea being grown outside of China is a direct result of Robert Fortune and India, as the number 2 tea producer in the world (behind China) was a feat that was accomplished in a less than two centuries. And, again, it wouldn't have happened without Robert Fortune.   #OTD  1835 Charles Darwin arrived at the Galapagos islands on board a ship called the HMS Beagle. Once he's on the islands, Darwin begins to check out all of the varied and unique plants and it gets him thinking.  The experience basically shapes his theory of natural selection.     Unearthed Words "But now in September the garden has cooled, and with it my possessiveness. The sun warms my back instead of beating on my head ... The harvest has dwindled, and I have grown apart from the intense midsummer relationship that brought it on." - Robert Finch, Nature Writer     Today's book recommendation: The Chinese Kitchen Garden by Wendy Kiang-Spray Back in 2018, I had the opportunity to interview Wendy and it remains one of my favorite conversations about growing and using edibles from the garden. The Chinese Kitchen Garden is half how to grow, half how to cook, and half an amazing glimpse into the wonderful Kiang-Spray Family - so that’s 150% worth of yummy, beautiful, love in one book.     As gardeners, sometimes we can get a little restless - searching for a new variety - something new to try - and when nothing strikes our fancy, we can feel unsatisfied.  Well, Wendy's introduction to Asian Vegetables is a spark and it opens the door to growing a whole new cast of edibles. What I learned from Wendy is that often the Asian vegetables she learned to grow and eat are often upgrades from the standard varieties. Now THAT's exciting.   If you are looking for something new to grow, if you’re a foodie or if you want to start a kitchen garden, The Chinese Kitchen Garden is perfect for you. And, if you want to check out my interview with Wendy over at the Still Growing podcast, just search for Episode 601 and hit play.  During that episode, Wendy read excerpts from many of my favorite parts in the book and she’ll also shares many of the Chinese vegetables — like lotus root, bitter melons, stem lettuce, day lilies, and Chinese cucumbers — and traditional recipes that will make you drool. Finally, Wendy’s book is organized by season, so handy - you’ll learn what to grow in spring and what to cook in winter.   Today's Garden Chore Make one last push to plant the trees, shrubs, and perennials that are on your list or that you find discounted at the store.  Do it now, so they can get established. And remember to water them well. Depending on where you are at, you have 3-4 weeks before the sprinkler system needs to get shut off.     Something Sweet  Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart On this day in 1978, the New Castle News out of New Castle, PA, shared an article written by Mike Finsilber with a headline that read: Exhibit depicts female scientists. "When curator Deborah Warner suggested to her superiors at the Smithsonian Institutition that she put together an exhibit documenting the accomplishments of American women in science in the 19th century, her superiors were skeptical. Women scientists in the 19th century? Would there be enough of them to fill an exhibit? They doubted it. Ms. Warner didn’t. Yesterday her display opened in the Museum of History and Technology, telling of, among others: —Kate Furbish, the botanist who discovered the now-famous Furbish Lousewort. It is now famous because it is endangered and for a time threatened to block construction of the Lincoln-Dickey Dam in Maine."     Thanks for listening to the daily gardener, and remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."

In this episode, I chat with Chef Nina who is a leader for women in the culinary world about food & nutrition and what it means to thrive. Nina Curtis is the Director and Executive Chef for the Adventist Health, Roseville Campus Café and Culinary Arts department. At the helm of this dynamic culinary division, Chef Curtis continues to be recognized as a leader and trailblazer in the plant-based culinary movement. As the former Executive Chef at The Ranch at Live Oak, Malibu, the acclaimed seven-day fitness and wellness boot camp and the Chief Nutrition Officer for the Ranch Daily a meal subscription service in Southern California, Nina keeps her finger on the pulse of the wellness and plant-based lifestyle trends. Nina has been an avid proponent of a plant-based lifestyle for the past twenty years. Nina’s food and beverage background over the years include working with the Marriot Group, Hilton Hotels, Baxters, Manhattan Beach, the El Caballo, Oakland, Pure Food and Wine in New York and the Springs Restaurant and Wine Bar, Los Angeles. Chef Curtis presents lectures and demonstrations on health, nutrition, and whole foods all around the world. She has developed wellness training programs, set up kitchen operations, and has worked closely in conjunction with culinary master gardeners to develop seasonal and gorgeous garden-to-table recipes that are essential to having a delicious plant-strong culinary experience.An MBA graduate of Pepperdine University, Curtis was also trained at Living Light Culinary Institute, Trinity School of Natural Health, the Natural Gourmet Culinary Institute, and she holds a Plant-Based Nutrition Certificate from the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutritional Studies, Cornell.Social Media Links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/botanicalchef/Please support this podcast to impact others to live better: https://patron.podbean.com/thrivebitespodcast*Interview views are opinions of the individual. This podcast is not a source of medical advice* Copyright © 2020 by TheChefDoc, LLCAll text, graphics, audio files, Java applets and scripts, downloadable software, and other works on this web site are the copyrighted works of TheChefDoc, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any unauthorized redistribution or reproduction of any copyrighted materials on this web site is strictly prohibited.

Anthony Myint has been one of the leading restauranteurs using regenerative agricultural products in their food. He recently won the Basque Culinary World Prize for his efforts, and his activism—now more on the policy front—hasn't slowed down. Basque Culinary World Prize website The Perennial Farming Initiative

In this Episode I sit with Daniel Weinstock of Maple Block Meat Co in Culver City California.  I first Met Daniel at his beautiful restaurant for a Dinner he was hosting with Author and Chopped Champion Ed Randolph.  They had an incredible feast for a lucky group of BBQ fanatics like myself, it was definitely a memorable night.  Maple Block has been open for 4 yrs now and business is booming.  I dropped in during Lunch Time and the flow of the lunch crowd was smooth and fast paced.  Daniel discovered his love for the Culinary World at a very early age and he worked his way up to a job as a Sous Chef at an elite Restaurant in Beverly Hills.  He went on to College learned the skills that later helped him start his own business!  He's had a visit from Texas Monthly's Daniel Vaughn, he has a recipe in Ed Randolph's book, Smoked and many great articles from several other sources.  He even has a dinner coming up with Phil Rosenthal on August 11th!  They focus on the Craft and are always looking for ways to improve.  While I was there I got a taste of a new Sausage they're trying out using Togarashi Spices, and it was to die for.  I wanted to take a few links home with me! I hope you enjoy this inspiring story.  This is Daniel Winestock of Maple Block!   Social Media: www.mapleblockmeat.com IG- @mapleblockmeatco FB- Maple Block Meat Co.     Thanks for supporting the I Crush BBQ Show!! Please subscribe, leave us a 5 Star Reviw and share with your friends You can always find us on Instagram, Facebook and twitter @Icrushbbqshow Or email us at icrushbbqshow@gmail.com   Don't forget to tag us with your favorite pics We'd love to see what you're crushing   Music Credit: Audionautix- Dirt Road Traveler

We know at least one thing about Rashmi Uday Singh — she had looked at food at least 39 different ways. In a addition to a career spanning from working for India's  "IRS" to producing health advocacy media to her role as an international food critic and TV star — she’s also written 39 books about food!  She’s even a recipient of the Gourmand World Cookbook Award! Rashmi shares her remarkable journey and insights with author and chef Rozanne Gold  In this episode: Her Knighthood from the French Government thanks to one of her most successful book That time she admonished Chef Gordon Ramsey for his food choices might be affecting his notorious mood Her search fr the best vegetarian dishes in the finest restaurants around the world Why she likens herself to Christopher Columbus and his many discoveries How the identity of a foodie or gourmet has moved away from the elite How the passion for something as universal as food can lead to a career of celebrity, glamour and opportunity  

We know at least one thing about Rashmi Uday Singh — she had looked at food at least 39 different ways. In a addition to a career spanning from working for India's  "IRS" to producing health advocacy media to her role as an international food critic and TV star — she’s also written 39 books about food!  She’s even a recipient of the Gourmand World Cookbook Award! Rashmi shares her remarkable journey and insights with author and chef Rozanne Gold  In this episode: Her Knighthood from the French Government thanks to one of her most successful book That time she admonished Chef Gordon Ramsey for his food choices might be affecting his notorious mood Her search fr the best vegetarian dishes in the finest restaurants around the world Why she likens herself to Christopher Columbus and his many discoveries How the identity of a foodie or gourmet has moved away from the elite How the passion for something as universal as food can lead to a career of celebrity, glamour and opportunity

Join Zig Zag and Rufus as they enjoy delicious potted meat! We'll crack open a can of Underwood deviled ham and enjoy the delicious wonders of spreadable meat!

Dustin Joseph is a serial entrepreneur, chef, and coffee roaster based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. He’s also a mate of mine. Dustin has spent the past two decades exploring the world’s great food cultures, particularly in northern Thailand. He’s the founder of Left Hand Roasters, a coffee roasting and subscription company, and the owner of […] The post #12 – A Culinary World Tour with Chef and Entrepreneur Dustin Joseph appeared first on Zachary Stockill.

Chef and Momofuku founder Dave Chang sits down with New Yorker food correspondent Helen Rosner to discuss how food journalism has evolved (15:31). They also discuss how sexual misconduct allegations are being handled in the culinary world (27:01). Read Helen's work here.

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Happy New Year, PeasOnMoss listeners! Thank you for your continued support and encouragement. We're excited to bring you Season 3 of the podcast and to use this year to mix things up a little.  Chef Colby Darling has been working with General Mills for several years, but he keeps his restaurant experience fresh by taking advantage of business trips (with manager approval) to research food trends and discoveries and to spend time in professional kitchens whenever he can. It's a great idea to keep a pulse of the food service industry and keep your knife skills sharp.  The PeasOnMoss Podcast is supported by ICON Foods, and we invite your business to support us, too. Contact us at  

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On this episode of Meant To Be Eaten, Fred Opie, professor of foodways and history at Babson College and author of the book, Hogs and Hominy joins Adedoyin Teriba, a professor of architectural history at Pratt, to discuss soul food and the spread of African-American culture and food across the globe. How do major historical events like the Civil Rights Movement influence food? And what feelings arise when you find a food from your homeland in an unfamiliar place? Meant to Be Eaten is powered by Simplecast

Who and what define authenticity? Can shopping in the “ethnic” aisle ever become more than “ethnic tourism?" Is cultural appropriation a real issue in the culinary world? These are the types of questions we’re looking to answer on Meant to Be Eaten...because what if those Korean tacos...are just really tasty tacos? We're kicking the season off with an interview with Jeremy Umansky, leader of the koji movement and owner of Larder--an Eastern European deli in Cleveland powered by Japanese ingredient, koji.

The NFL season is days from kickoff and Colin Kaepernick is still out of a job. We talk about athletes who take a stand with former NBA player/activist Etan Thomas and John Bowman of the Montreal Alouettes; Chuck Hughes takes us on a culinary world tour.

On this week’s Radio Cherry Bombe we talk with Lani Halliday, the creative baker behind Brooklyn's Brutus Bakeshop. Lani's been making a name for herself with her delicious, colorful creations--including her fabulous snake cakes. We also speak to Sabrina Chen and Alana McMillan, the founders of JaynesBeard, a new initiative that intersects the culinary and lesbian/queer communities with pop-up events that feature up-and-coming, mostly queer and female chefs and bartenders.

Nathan Myhrvold is the wildly successful businessman/scientist/tech guru behind Modernist Cuisine, a self-published culinary encyclopedia that demystifies the world of high-end gastronomy. Nathan also released a spinoff, Modernist Cuisine at Home, and he’s working on another volume focusing entirely on bread. During his chat with Helen and Greg, Myhrvold drops some knowledge about baking bread, building nuclear reactors, and barbecuing dinosaurs.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this, the very first episode of Foodie Flashback, I'm joined by my good friend and fellow Podcaster Doc Rock. He takes us on a culinary tour throughout his live. Starting with his earliest memories of cooking with his Grandma, through his formative years in Germany and Japan, all the way to the culinary hotspots of Portland, San Francisco and Honolulu, Hawaii.