Not-for-Profit career college focused on the innovative, hands-on training of high quality, aspiring chefs and culinary entrepreneurs.
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Sunday, February 24th, 2019
at 1:00 pm
Intensive workshops focused on a cooking technique, dish or product.
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Monday, March 11th, 2019
at 10:00 am
A week long intensive sneak peek of the Stratford Chefs School’s professional culinary arts program.
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Sunday, March 17th, 2019
at 10:00 am
Intensive workshops focused on themed recipes.
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Tuesday, February 19th, 2019
at 6:30 pm
Tapioca
Scallop Tart
Feijoada Fritter
Allium and Broth
Beet, Pistachio, Winter Citrus
Nduja Raviolo, Chestnut, Brown Butter
Housemade Sourdough and Butter
Sea Bass, Aji Amarillo, Cassava
Beef Shortrib, Cauliflower, Bone Marrow
Guava and Queso Fresco
Pineapple, Croissant, Miso Ice Cream
Yogurt, Carrot, Licorice
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Wednesday, February 20th, 2019
at 6:30 pm
Golden Bag
Spring roll wrap, chicken, chive, cucumber, garlic plum sauce
Cucumber Salad with Poached Shrimp
Cucumber, long green bean, cherry tomatoes, shrimp, cashew nut
Red Curry Chicken
Red curry chicken with buttercup squash, served with coconut rice
Tapioca Pudding
Tapioca pearl in coconut milk
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Thursday, February 21st, 2019
at 6:30 pm
SEA BREAM – GRAPEFRUIT, CAPER, MINT
SEA SCALLOP – BLACK TRUMPET, SEAWEED, TURNIP
COD – CLAMS, BEANS, SPINACH, LOVAGE
DUCK – BEETS, SHIITAKE, PLUM, SHISO
APPLE & WALNUTS
MILLE-FEUILLE – SWEET POTATO, AGED RUM, ORANGE
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Friday, February 22nd, 2019
at 6:30 pm
Cured King Salmon
Roasted Chiogga Beet, Cucumber, Lemon Confit, Yogurt
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Grass Fed Beef Tenderloin Roulade
Daikon Radish, Shitake Purée, Consommé, Truffle Oil
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Bacon Wrapped Rabbit Saddle
Cauliflower, Gnocchi, Pearl Onions, Raspberry Mustard
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Sour Cream Cheesecake
Quince & Apricot Compote, White Chocolate Tuile, Pistachios
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Saturday, February 23rd, 2019
at 6:45 pm
ALL GUESTS ARE ASKED TO ARRIVE FOR 6:45PM
YELLOWTAIL / Geoduck / Kaffir Lime / Green Chili
LOBSTER / Lemongrass / Coconut / Galangal
CRAB / Cucumber / Coriander / Celery
RED DEER / Long Pepper / Wild Rice / Matsutake / Dry Miso
STURGEON / L’Arpege Egg / Smoked Potato / Caviar
OYSTER / Vermicelli / Cucumber / Sambal Oelek
TEA SMOKED SALMON / Ikura / Yuzu
SHRIMP / Brioche / Wasabi / Napa Cabbage / Togarashi
SWEETCORN / Takoyaki Sauce / Bonito / Aonori
CUTTLEFISH / Mangalitza Lardo / Water Chestnut / Ginger / White Pepper
EEL / Black Bean / Sea Truffle
DUCK / Abalone / Gochujang / Barley Miso
BANANA / Foie Gras / Kyoho Grape / Salted Caramel / Peanuts
NASHI PEAR / White Chocolate / Cocoa Butter
ÎLE FLOTTANTE “Koh Samui”
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Tuesday, February 26th, 2019
at 6:30 pm
Menu TBA
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Wednesday, February 27th, 2019
at 6:30 pm
3 salsas and totopos
-peanut / árbol salsa
-avocado salsa verde
-sesame salsa Macha
-tortilla chips
Venison Birria
Braised venison in a broth of guajillo, cascabel and ancho peppers
Black Bean Tetela
Masa stuffed with black beans, corn/zucchini puré, pickled red onion, Cotija cheese
Mezcal Compressed Watermelon
Mole poblano con Lengua
Epazote braised tongue, Chayote, sesame, red onion, tortilla
Churros con Fresa
Churro, churro sauce, churro ice cream, strawberry
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Thursday, February 28th, 2019
at 6:30 pm
Popcorn chicken, with buttermilk ranch, caviar, and crudité
Salt-baked Jerusalem artichoke, with ‘nduja vinaigrette and oats
Culurgiones (Sardinian ravioli), with Sancocho consommé
Poached skate wing, with carrots and radishes
Dried plum and Tokaji parfait, with brown butter ice cream and sponge toffee
Pop Rocks and orange blossom leather
136 Ontario Street, Stratford, ON, Canada
Friday, March 1st, 2019
at 6:30 pm
Menu TBA
“The information taught at SCS takes choices from a matter of opinion and habit to being researched and thought out. I find that my voice and style as a Chef are respected because my SCS education has given me such a stable foundation that is well respected throughout the industry. Courses such as Commodities and Gastronomy have provided me with the inspiration to aim for a Masters Degree in Food Studies. Without these courses, I would not have experienced such great stepping stones toward research in food and culture.”