Culinary Arts

plated venison

Life as a Culinary Student: The Art of Plating

A portion of ICE's Culinary Arts curriculum involves learning how not to be that person. The final week of Module 3 is dedicated to one thing: plating. Sure, you learn delicious new recipes using

Michael Laiskonis

A Chef Reimagines His Culinary Heritage

Just a few weeks ago, at the request of the Lithuanian Embassy in the U.S., I was offered an opportunity to flex my culinary muscles in new ways by preparing multi-course dinners for two events in

Anthony Sasso

Techniques and Flavors of Spain with Chef Anthony Sasso

My acceptance of an ICE teaching position was predicated with the following condition: that I could develop classes that had nothing to do with Spanish cuisine. This stipulation stemmed from my

Sandwiches

STREETS International Vietnamese Cooking Benefit

ICE has admired and supported STREETS' efforts since the organization's inception in 2009. Based in Hoi An, Vietnam, STREETS provides culinary and hospitality career training to poor and disadvantaged

Food made by ICE alumni

Inspiring Alumni: Executive Chefs and Restaurant Owners

In 2013, Chef Rachel Yangs Seattle restaurant Joule ranked 9th on Bon App矇tits Best New Restaurants in America listan honor that was soon followed by a spot (two notches up) on Seattle magazines

samplers at NYCWFF

Spending Time at the NYC Wine and Food Festival

In previous years, I have spent this same weekend glued to my twitter feed in a jealous rage, following along as my favorite celebrity chefs hobnob with each other, posting blurry cell phone photos of

Turducken

Three Birds in OneThe Famous Turducken

Thanksgivingarguably the biggest day of the year for home-cooked mealsis fast approaching, and aspiring home chefs will find themselves in the spotlight yet again. To provide the adventurous cooks

finishing cookies with chocolate ganache

Life as a Pastry Student: Trailing

A trail is a combination of a job interview and a trial work shift. Basically, its an interview that can last anywhere from 6 to 10 hours. This is how every person cooking in a kitchen gets a job

A Legend Comes to ICE: Alain Ducasse

Alain Ducasse was trained in some of the best European kitchens, notably Moulin de Mougins under legendary chef Roger Verge, where he learned Proven癟al cooking, now his trademark. The list of Chef

The Wines of Boulud Sud

Today, Madrigale is the Head Sommelier of Bar Boulud, Boulud Sud and Epicierie Boulud (some of the restaurants of Chef Daniel Bouluds Dinex Group empire). In 2012, he won Wine Enthusiasts Sommelier

Professional Cheese Studies at ICE

Move Over Wine and Cheese: There's a New Pairing on the Tasting Scene

While some might deem these two an unlikely couple, an afternoon spent at ICE with Vidal and Harney would convince any skeptic. Tea and chocolate, much like wine and cheese, can complement and enhance

chef using a smoker and grill

Life as a Culinary Student: Turning Up the Heat

As my class has sailed (relatively) smoothly through the basic knife skills, stocks, and sauces of Module 1 and transitioned into the more serious cooking of Module 2, our days in the kitchen have

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