Faculty/Staff Posts
Chef Eli | Eggs 101
Eggs are indispensable to the modern professional kitchen, and much more than a great way to “start one’s day.” Eggs can be prepared deliciously on their own in a variety of classical ways: pan fried, scrambled, poached, hard boiled, and more. In…
Chef Eli | Creating a Sourdough Bread Starter
Want to try making your own bread at home? Chef Eli shares the science and steps to make a good sourdough starter culture and keep it alive.
Chef Eli: Ten Steps of Stock Production
Stocks are the backbone of any kitchen and their skillful production, reduction and use are the mark of a true cook / chef. In the traditional kitchen / brigade structure, this type of stock production would fall on the saucier who would be a…
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Alumni Feature: Cory Miller (Class of 2018)
“I was born into the industry. It’s all I know and I’m ok with that.” Cory Miller currently works as a Commis at the Elora Mill.
September Recipe of the Month: Peach Compote Crepe Cake
Peach season is upon us and why not take advantage while we can! This wonderful Crepe Cake with Peach and Apricot compote makes for a delicious Sunday Brunch item or a seasonal dessert. The combination of the delicious peaches and sweetness from…
Alumni Feature: Sarah Sharkey
The best thing about being an SCS Alumnus is the community that surrounds us. And that community is never so important than in times of crisis. We are saddened to hear about the medical issues plaguing SCS Alumnus Sarah Sharkey. A GoFundMe…
October Recipe of the Month: Cranberry Sweet & Sour Goose Breast
Autumn is a very busy time for many people. For the Wet’suwet’en, it is a time to hunt, preserve, and prepare meats and vegetables for the winter season. It is also a time to come together to enjoy the abundance of fresh…
