Tag: culinary school

June Recipe of the Month: Melanzane Parmigiana
Alumni, Blog, Recipe
June Recipe of the Month: Melanzane Parmigiana
June 12, 2019

The first vegetarian entrée that Chef Yva Santini put on a menu that was not a pasta! Using Pam Rogers’ organic produce (Kawthoolei Farm Organics) to make this dish was exciting and yielded a result most delicious…

June 12, 2019
Alumni Success Story: Rich Francis (Class of 2008)
Alumni, Blog, Food History, School History
Alumni Success Story: Rich Francis (Class of 2008)
May 31, 2019

Chef Rich Francis’ Gwich’in community is the foundation for his cooking, and he’s exploring the path to reconciliation through modern Aboriginal cuisine.

May 31, 2019
May Recipe of the Month: Black Bean BBQ Sauce
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May Recipe of the Month: Black Bean BBQ Sauce
May 2, 2019

Perfect for Barbecue Season, try this recipe from SCS Alumni, Chef Sean Collins (Chef/Co-Owner of Stratford’s The Red Rabbit, Old Man & Son, Okazu 85 Downie)!

May 2, 2019
April Recipe of the Month: Young Jackfruit Salad (Goi mit Chay)
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April Recipe of the Month: Young Jackfruit Salad (Goi mit Chay)
April 3, 2019

Chef Cameron Stauch (SCS Class of 1999) recommends this recipe as an intro to his book “Vegetarian Viet Nam”. It’s bursting with fresh herbal flavours, crunchy textures and a sweet chili dressing. Most of the ingredients can be found at major grocers (Vietnamese coriander may require a trip to Chinatown)…

April 3, 2019
Alumni Feature: Mike Booth, SCS Instructor, The Prune (Class of 2006)
Alumni, Blog
Alumni Feature: Mike Booth, SCS Instructor, The Prune (Class of 2006)
March 7, 2019

I was born in the Okanagan, and moved to Ontario at a fairly young age. I have great memories of my grandpa standing behind the grill on a hot summer day, surrounded by orchards and mountains. His favourite meal was a mixed grill…

March 7, 2019
Chefs Wear White: Stain Removal 101
Blog, JHGWIR, Student Posts
Chefs Wear White: Stain Removal 101
February 26, 2019

Somewhere between mankind’s harnessing of fire and Escoffier, it was decided that people who work with food should wear white… Consequently, we culinary students spend a surprising amount of time discussing stain removal!

February 26, 2019
‘Squimps*’: Exceptional Alternatives
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‘Squimps*’: Exceptional Alternatives
February 15, 2019

It’s difficult to talk about your teachers without sounding like a colossal seat-smoocher, but I’m going to risk it. One of the things I really love about working with our chef instructors is the amount of effort all of them put into making each dinner exceptional for every guest. ..

February 15, 2019
Alumni Feature: Eric Robertson, 2019 Canadian Guest Chef (SCS Class of 2011)
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Alumni Feature: Eric Robertson, 2019 Canadian Guest Chef (SCS Class of 2011)
February 1, 2019

Originally from Brantford, Eric Robertson has always had an agrarian passion. After graduating from SCS in 2011, he spent time cooking in France and then in Belgium, where he met fellow chef Daniel Hadida, who had a similar culinary background and passions….

February 1, 2019
Middleton Wines: A Taste of History
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Middleton Wines: A Taste of History
January 15, 2019

Our class had the extraordinary opportunity to try some very old wines from Bordeaux that Chef Ian Middleton generously shared from his father George’s collection. As interesting as the wine was in flavours and complexity, for me, the most fascinating part of the afternoon came with the stories and the history they illustrated…

January 15, 2019
January Recipe of the Month: Vegetable Bayaldi
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January Recipe of the Month: Vegetable Bayaldi
January 10, 2019

Our 2019 International Chef in Residence Ryan Brown (Class of 2006) still uses this recipe from his SCS days!

January 10, 2019
Alumni Feature: Ryan Brown, 2019 International Chef in Residence (Class of 2006)
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Alumni Feature: Ryan Brown, 2019 International Chef in Residence (Class of 2006)
January 9, 2019

I was born and raised in Montreal, Quebec in a family that celebrated food on a daily basis. I was always fortunate enough to have one of my parents at home with me growing up, so I made impromptu lunches and dinners from scratch with Dad or baked cheesecakes or cupcakes with Mom. Cooking was always a job, but never entered my mind as a career opportunity until I discovered the Stratford Chefs School, where I graduated before my 20th birthday…

January 9, 2019
Alumni Feature: Simon Briggs, Culinary Instructor
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Alumni Feature: Simon Briggs, Culinary Instructor
December 5, 2018

I was born in Lerwick, Scotland and grew up near Aberdeen. I was interested in cooking at a young age, watching my mother cook. After traveling and working in many pubs I came to Canada in 2005, and graduated from the Stratford Chefs School in 2011…

December 5, 2018
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