Chef Wagner will be presenting a master class at CAFÉ's 6th Annual Leadership Conference on June 25 from 1–4 p.m.
The class will focus on “Ancient Grains for Today's Global Cuisine” and is sponsored by the USA Rice Federation and the California Rice Commission. Attendees will explore many varieties of US–grown short- and medium–and long–grain brown, aromatic and specialty varieties, focusing on the characteristics of different types, as well as preparation methods and cooking techniques essential in preparing the most famous international rice dishes!
Chef Wagner is on the faculty of Baltimore International College and has received numerous recognitions throughout his career. He has competed and placed in the Chesapeake Chef's Challenge, the New York City Chef's Challenge and has won Chef of the Year from the Academy of Travel, Tourism & Hospitality. Among numerous other awards, he has been named Outstanding Chef of North America by the Chefs 2000 Award.
Healthy Baking—An important part of “The Healthy Menu”
July 23–25, 2010, join educators and trainers from around the U.S. in CAFÉ's “Healthy Menu” Workshop, hosted by Kendall College in Chicago.
One of the featured parts of the program will be an afternoon of healthy baking. Discussions and practice sessions will focus on vegan, gluten free, low fat, low sugar and healthy flours led by Julie Tuizer from the Kendall College faculty.
Julie has a BS in Food Science as well as an MS in Nutrition Education and an Associate degree in Pastry Arts and has worked in hotels and restaurants for several years before pursuing a career in education. She has been working at Kendall College teaching Nutrition and Special Needs baking which incorporate her love of nutrition and baking.
Culinary competitions can provide students with valuable learning experiences, yet managing culinary teams can be challenging.
In this break out session at the CAFÉ Leadership Conference, June 25–27, you will hear from successful team winters—Faith Jennetta, CEPC and Matt Barker, culinary instructors from the Technology Center of DuPage in Addison, Illinois.
Learn how to build a successful team and encourage professionalism through the use of student contracts, chef mentors, and rigorous practices. Learn how to make the competition an educational experience for students and teachers no matter if the team wins or not.
Chefs Jennetta's and Barker's culinary and management teams have won both state and national competitions. Their session will help you plan for the future.
May 1 is the deadline for the early registration fees for CAFÉ events this year! Your payment does not have to be in on that date, but your registration needs to be filled out and in the CAFÉ office by then.
June 18-20
French Cuisine: Classic to Contemporary, hosted by
L'Academie de Cuisine, Gaithersburg, MD
June 25-27
6th Annual Leadership Conference, hosted by
Baltimore International College, MD
July 23-25
The Healthy Menu Workshop, hosted by
Kendall College, Chicago, IL
October 22-24
The Latin Table, hosted by
Johnson & Wales, N. Miami, FL
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