Eulogy From Queen Eli To Chef Davies-Tight

Chef Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, at your service as always Eulogy from Queen Elizabeth I asked for a message and this is what she wrote. For restaurant, food services and home chefs: 1-  No nail polish in the kitchen. It hides clean or dirty nails. 2-  Now that it’s 2022, no fake nails in the kitchen.ContinueContinue reading “Eulogy From Queen Eli To Chef Davies-Tight”

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Are Artificial Flavors Vegan? | VegFAQs

VegFAQs Are Artificial Flavors Vegan? By Dale Cudmore   January 8, 2021 You see it on coffee, packaged foods, soups, protein powder, and more…“Artificial Flavors”. Is this one of those sneaky non-vegan ingredients that you need to avoid, or can you actually eat artificial flavors with a good conscious? It’s rather frustrating since all the ingredientsContinueContinue reading “Are Artificial Flavors Vegan? | VegFAQs”

Malic Acid | Baking Ingredients | BAKERpedia

Malic acid is found in many sour or tart-tasting foods such as fruit; it’s used to add flavor and texture to fruit fillings and jellies in baked goods.  What is Malic Acid? Malic acid is a dicarboxylic acid with the molecular formula C4H6O5 (Figure 1). It is made by all living organisms and it contributesContinueContinue reading “Malic Acid | Baking Ingredients | BAKERpedia”

Sexual misconduct often part of the job in hospitality work

By DON BABWIN Sexual misconduct often part of the job in hospitality work CHICAGO (AP) — One woman recalls how a general manager at a Chicago-area restaurant where she worked told her that if security cameras recorded him reaching between her legs and grabbing her genitals, he could simply “edit that out.” Another woman workedContinueContinue reading “Sexual misconduct often part of the job in hospitality work”

Menu Psychology: The Science Behind Menu Engineering

  There are multiple nuances that restaurants can use with their menus to coax customers into spending on more high-profit dishes. Read our resource article on the topic. For years, restaurateurs have struggled with how to lay out a menu that is informative, readable, and — most importantly — profitable. While the debate on whatContinueContinue reading “Menu Psychology: The Science Behind Menu Engineering”

Removing Pesticides From Fruit

Your Fruit Is Covered With Nasty Pesticides: Scientists Have Discovered the Best Way to Wash Them Off Kate Sheridan,Newsweek Wed, Oct 25 2:45 PM EDT A common kitchen product could supercharge fruit-washing protocols. A new study, published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry on Thursday, found that baking soda could remove far more pesticide from the surfaceContinueContinue reading “Removing Pesticides From Fruit”

Ep. 21 – Art Meets Purpose: Designing Conscious Food Experiences With Ravi DeRossi

Ravi DeRossi owns 15 successful restaurants and cocktail bars in New York City – and he’s on a mission to make every item on their menus plant-based. In this engaging and unique conversation, he also shares his bold vision and gives exclusive details about 4 new concepts he has for future restaurants. Ravi started hisContinueContinue reading “Ep. 21 – Art Meets Purpose: Designing Conscious Food Experiences With Ravi DeRossi”

The Best Way To Peel and Cut Butternut Squash 

We know you hate having to peel and cut butternut squash, but with this amazing trick, you have no excuse for buying it prepackaged. Get the recipe on Tasting Table. The Super-Simple Trick to Peeling Butternut Squash Never fear peeling butternut squash again with this seriously easy hack BY ALISON SPIEGEL 10/27/16 We might beContinueContinue reading “The Best Way To Peel and Cut Butternut Squash “

WHY WE COOK.

From Chef Davies-Tight: The folks over at Penzeys Spices sent me this email today 23 July 2016. It’s an interesting slant on cooks. Give it a read. WHY WE COOK. Five years ago today the world lost a great talent, a great mind, and a great heart in the passing of musician Amy Winehouse at theContinueContinue reading “WHY WE COOK.”

Are cast iron pans unsafe? 

by KamalPatel  Jun 8, 2016 For well over a thousand years, cast iron has been used as a reliable cooking surface. Actually, it’s been used since the appropriately named “Iron Age”, roughly 2500 years ago.Fast forward a couple millennia, and we’ve been thrust into the “Spend all day on the Internet Age”. People are starting to questionContinueContinue reading “Are cast iron pans unsafe? “