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Dec29Mon
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RING IN THE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION DINNER with Chef Jennifer Felmley6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
DEMONSTRATION (NOT HANDS-ON) From appetizer to dessert and an effervescent beverage, this celebration meal is a great way to ring in the New Year. Recipes: Citrus and Raspberry Champagne Punch; Oysters Rockefeller; Artichoke Bruschetta; Bacon and Smoked Paprika Deviled Eggs; Beef Tenderloin Stuffed with Prosciutto, Figs, and Blue Cheese with Red Wine-Fig Glaze; Super Creamy Mascarpone Mashed Potatoes; Flourless Mexican Chocolate Cake with Chile De Arbol Whipped Cream and Vanilla Ice Cream.
6:00 pmRING IN THE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION DINNER with Chef Jennifer Felmley
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Jan5Mon
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SFUSD Education Committee Meeting5:30 pm – 7:00 pmMonthly meeting of SFUSD’s Education Committee. The March 3, 2014 meeting will be at Saffron Thai in Mission Hills.Email mschristinanelson@gmail.
com for information about future meeting locations.5:30 pmSFUSD Education Committee Meeting
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Jan13Tue
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GLUTEN FREE AND FABULOUS with Chef Jennifer Felmley6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
DEMONSTRATION (NOT HANDS-ON) Authentic recipes that don’t even whisper “gluten free” yet they are. Come learn, drink and be amazed with a menu you can serve any guest with confidence regarcless if they prefer gluten free meals or not. In this class you will learn versatile breading, dough, fried and even shortbread recipes that will leave you in awe at the end product and ease of execution.
Recipes: Crisp Gluten Free Breaded Onion Rings and Ketchup; Mini Pizzas with Veggies; Fried Chicken and Gravy; Spaghetti and Meatballs; Lemon Curd with Blackberries Whipped Cream and Shortbread Cookies.
6:00 pmGLUTEN FREE AND FABULOUS with Chef Jennifer Felmley
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Jan15Thu
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Farmers, Friends and Fishermen II5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
From event website:
Join Chef Karrie Hills as she welcomes Chef Flor Franco to our second in a seasonal series of dinners featuring our favorite farmers, winemakers, ranchers and fisherman.
This winter we’re highlighting Baja as well as San Diego friends. Featured folks: Chef Flor Franco of Convivia in Encuentro Guadalupe and Zarco, farmers; Sage Mountain Farm and El Campito Farm and San Diego fisherman Dan Major.
Wines from Hacienda la Lomita, Paoloni Wines and Monte Xanic curated byBaja Wine + Food‘s Fernando Gaxiola
5:30 – 6:30 Farmer Facetime Cocktail Hour includes farmer/winemaker/
fisherman meet and greet, signature cocktails and tray passed appetizers 6:45 – Chef Karrie’s and Chef Flor’s Collaboration Four Course tribute to the work that our farmers do, wine pairings with Baja Wines and narration by farmers, fisherman, winemakers and chefs.
Tickets: $80 (buy here)
Space is limited5:30 pmFarmers, Friends and Fishermen II
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Jan16Fri
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The BLVD Market – A Growing Foodie Family6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
From event website:
Upon completion of the BLVD Market’s three month incubation, the success of our founding vendors has given the market a great amount of assurance for 2015! Rather than your traditional farmer’s market, The BLVD Market is a showcase of San Diego’s highly regarded, up and coming chefs. Come celebrate the with us the foodie culture of North Park and all the great things happening around #30ECB including Sleep Bedder’s Grand Opening Event. Enjoy the sounds of Spaceshag Diabolic, a fantastic blues band, and featured bartenders, your favorite drag queens in town, THE LIPS GIRLS!!
This event is being proudly sponsored by the H.G. Fenton Company.
6:00 pmThe BLVD Market – A Growing Foodie Family
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Jan17Sat
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SAN DIEGO BEER FESTIVAL1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
From event website:
Saturday January 17th, 2015 – Liberty Station
Tickets will be available at the door for $10 more than online sales. $50 for general admission, $60 for VIP (cash only)
The 5th annual San Diego Brew Fest returns to Liberty Station, and promising another fun filled day with beer, food trucks, and music. The event will feature dozens of local local and international craft beers, as well as San Diego’s most popular food trucks (food sold separately).
Admission is $40 for general admission (2pm to 5pm) and $50 for VIP (1pm to 5pm) and include the beer tastings.
The San Diego Brew Fest’s proceeds will benefit Noah’s B-ark Pet Rescue (95-4677862) whose aim is to rescue dogs from shelters and find permanent homes for rescued pets. Proceeds from the event will go towards funding food, shelter and veterinary bills for rescued pets.
1:00 pmSAN DIEGO BEER FESTIVAL
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Jan20Tue
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Slow Money SoCal San Diego Gathering6:30 pm – 8:30 pm6:30 pmSlow Money SoCal San Diego Gathering
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Jan21Wed
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Food Tank Summit Livestream9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tune In to the Food Tank Summit Livestream: January 21-22 9AM-5PM EST
Watch the Food Tank via Livestream and join the conversation using hashtag: #FoodTank. Email questions to Questions@FoodTank.com.
Food Tank, in partnership with The George Washington (GW) University, is excited to present the 1st Annual Food Tank Summit at the Jack Morton Auditorium (former home of CNN’s Crossfire). This two-day event features more than 75 different speakers from the food and agriculture field. Researchers, farmers, chefs, policy makers, government officials, and students will come together panels on topics including; food waste, urban agriculture, family farmers, farm workers, and more.
Watch the entire Food Tank Summit free here on January 21st and 22nd. The livestream has been graciously donated by the Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition (BCFN). Please also join BCFN and Food Tank in taking action in support of the Milan Charter by clickingHERE.
FOOD TANK SUMMIT PROGRAM
January 21st, Day One
8:30am Registration and Breakfast
9:10 Welcome: Diane Robinson Knapp, GW’s Urban Food Task Force, @GWfoodforce
9:15 Keynote and Opening: Kathleen Merrigan, GWU Sustainability Collaborative, @katmerrigan, @GWTweets
9:25 Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank, @DaniNierenberg, @Food_Tank
9:35 Panel: Cultivating Better Urban Food Systems
Keynote: Mary Cheh, Washington, D.C. Council Member, Ward 3, @marycheh
Moderator: Dennis Dimick, National Geographic, @ddimick, @NatGeo
- Che Axum, University of the District of Columbia, @udc_edu
- Morgan Morris, Love and Carrots, @LoveNCarrotsDC
- Thomas Forster, EcoAgriculture Partners, @EcoAgPartners
- Ivy Ken, GWU Urban Sustainability, @GWTweets
- Helen Dombalis, National Farm to School Network, @FarmtoSchool
- Haley Burns, GWU Student, @GWTweets
10:45 Break
11:00 Panel: Waste not Want not in the Food System
Keynote: Ben Simon, Food Recovery Network, @foodrecovery
Moderator: Daniel Reed, Planet Forward, @planet_forward
- Jean Buzby, United States Department of Agriculture, @jbuzby, @USDA_ERS
- Mike Curtin, DC Central Kitchen, @mikecurtindcck, @dcck
- Patricia Beneke, United Nations Environment Programme, @uneprona
- Jordan Figueiredo, Feedback, @EndFoodWaste, @UglyFruitAndVeg
- Meghan Stasz, Grocery Manufacturers Association, @MStasz, @GroceryMakers
- Brian Lipinski, World Resources Institute, @WorldResources
12:15pm Lunch and Networking
1:00 Panel: Family Farmers Creating Resilience in the Food System
Keynote: Brian Halweil, Edible Manhattan, @brianhalweil, @EdibleManhattan
Moderator: Jane Black, Washington Post, @jane_black, @WaPoFood
- Coach Mark Smallwood, Rodale Institute, @rodaleinstitute
- Bernie Prince, FRESHFARM Markets, @freshfarmmktsdc
- Tom Pesek, International Fund for Agricultural Development, @tompesek, @IFADNews
- Chandler Goule, National Farmers Union, @NFUDC
- Kathy Ozer, National Family Farm Coalition, @FamilyFarmCo, @via_campesina
- Eric Hansen, The National Young Farmers Coalition, @NYFCNYFC
2:15 Panel: Telling the Story of Food
Keynote: Frank Sesno, Planet Forward, @franksesno, @planet_forward
Moderator: Allison Aubrey, National Public Radio, @AubreyNPRFood, @NPRFood
- Roger Thurow, Chicago Council on Global Affairs, @rogerthurow, @ChicagoCouncil
- Sam Fromartz, Food and Environment Reporting Network, @fromartz, @FERNnews
- Vicki Robin, Author, Blessing the Hands That Feed Us, @vicki_robin
- Erik Hoffner, Orion Magazine, @erikhoffner, @OrionMagazine
- Diana Donlon, Center for Food Safety, @coolfoods
- Sarah Buzogany, Baltimore City Food Access Planner
3:30 Break
3:45 Panel: The Business of Food
Keynote: Scott Davis, Panera Bread, @panerabread
Moderator: Eliza Barclay, National Public Radio, @elizabarclay,
@NPRFood
- Nora Pouillon, Restaurant Nora, @restaurantnora
- Brad Nelson, Marriott Hotels & Resorts, @chefnb, @Marriott
- Vicky Rateau, Oxfam America, @vrateau, @OxfamAmerica
- Paul Willis, Niman Ranch and Farmer, @Niman_ranch
- Joshua Brau, Chipotle, @ChipotleTweets
5:00 End of Day Keynote: Chef Michel Nischan, Wholesome Wave, @michelnischan, @wholesomewave
5:10 Adjourn to Reception
January 22nd, Day Two
8:30am Coffee
9:10 Keynote: Saru Jayaraman, Restaurant Opportunities Center (ROC) United, @sarujayaraman, @rocunited
9:20 Panel: Recognizing Workers in the Food System
Keynote: Liz Shuler, National AFL-CIO, @AFLCIO
Moderator: Diane Brady, Bloomberg, @dianebrady, @Bloomberg
- Baldemar Velasquez, Farm Labor Organizing Committee, @SupportFLOC
- Jose Oliva, Food Chain Workers Alliance, @foodchainworker, @foodandlabor
- Melissa Perry, The George Washington University, @GWtweets
- Mia Dell, United Food and Commercial Workers, @UFCW
- Jeremiah Lowery, ROC United DC, @jeremiahlowery1, @ROCDC
- Patty Lovera, Food & Water Watch, @foodandwater
10:30 Break
10:45 Panel: Pushing for Better Agriculture Research and Policy
Keynote: Jerry Glover, USAID, @jerry_d_glover, @USAID
Moderator: Allison Aubrey, National Public Radio, @AubreyNPRFood, @NPRFood
- Janet Larsen, Earth Policy Institute, @EarthPolicy
- Jahi Chappell, The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, @MJahi, @IATP
- Nabeeha Kazi, Humanitas Global, @humanitasglobal
- Pamela Hess, Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food & Agriculture, @ArcadiaFood
- Emily Broad Leib, Harvard Law School, @broademily, @HarvardFLPC
- Barbara Ekwall, Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, @UNFAO
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Panel: Pushing for International Agreements: The Milan Charter
Keynote: Luca Virginio, Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition, @BarillaCFN
Moderator: Joe DeCapua, Voice of America, @jdecapua, @VOA_News
- Richard McCarthy, Slow Food USA, @SlowFoodUSA
- Jonathan Bloom, Author, American Wasteland & Wasted Food, @wastedfood
- Ellen Gustafson, Activist and Author, We the Eaters, @ellengustafson
- Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank, @DaniNierenberg, @Food_Tank
- Laurie Benson, 1% for Women, @TossTheStone
- Kathryn Russell, ONE Campaign, @ONECampaign
2:15 Break
2:30 Panel: True Cost Accounting in the Food System
Keynote: Patrick Holden, Sustainable Food Trust, @SusFoodTrust
Moderator: Jason Huffman, Politico, @JsonHuffman, @politico, @morning_ag
- Pete Myers, Environmental Health Sciences, @petemyers, @EnvirHealthNews, @TheDailyClimate
- Jenn Yates, Union of Concerned Scientists, @JennUCS, @UCSUSA
- David Aylward, Ashoka, @AylwardDavid, @Ashoka
- Tom McDougall, 4P Foods, @4PFoods
- Paul Shapiro, Humane Society of the United States, @pshapiro, @HumaneSociety
- John Buchanan, Conservation International, @ConservationOrg
3:45 Panel: Democratizing Innovation
Keynote: John Fisk, Winrock International, @ngfn, @pastureproject
Moderator: Tim Carman, Washington Post, @timcarman, @WaPoFood
- Jill Isenbarger, Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture, @StoneBarns
- Katie Campbell, ActionAid, @katieannecamp, @actionaidusa
- Jessica Rosen, Forum for the Future, @feedjess, @Forum4theFuture, @forumfood
- Aaron McNevin, World Wildlife Fund, @WWFUS
- Steve Brescia, Groundswell International, @groundswellint
- Shen Tong, Food-X, @shentong, @foodXhealth
5:00 Ending Keynote: Congresswoman Chellie Pingree, @chelliepingree
5:10 Adjourn
9:00 amFood Tank Summit Livestream
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Jan22Thu
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Food Tank Summit Livestream9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tune In to the Food Tank Summit Livestream: January 21-22 9AM-5PM EST
Watch the Food Tank via Livestream and join the conversation using hashtag: #FoodTank. Email questions to Questions@FoodTank.com.
Food Tank, in partnership with The George Washington (GW) University, is excited to present the 1st Annual Food Tank Summit at the Jack Morton Auditorium (former home of CNN’s Crossfire). This two-day event features more than 75 different speakers from the food and agriculture field. Researchers, farmers, chefs, policy makers, government officials, and students will come together panels on topics including; food waste, urban agriculture, family farmers, farm workers, and more.
Watch the entire Food Tank Summit free here on January 21st and 22nd. The livestream has been graciously donated by the Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition (BCFN). Please also join BCFN and Food Tank in taking action in support of the Milan Charter by clickingHERE.
FOOD TANK SUMMIT PROGRAM
January 21st, Day One
8:30am Registration and Breakfast
9:10 Welcome: Diane Robinson Knapp, GW’s Urban Food Task Force, @GWfoodforce
9:15 Keynote and Opening: Kathleen Merrigan, GWU Sustainability Collaborative, @katmerrigan, @GWTweets
9:25 Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank, @DaniNierenberg, @Food_Tank
9:35 Panel: Cultivating Better Urban Food Systems
Keynote: Mary Cheh, Washington, D.C. Council Member, Ward 3, @marycheh
Moderator: Dennis Dimick, National Geographic, @ddimick, @NatGeo
- Che Axum, University of the District of Columbia, @udc_edu
- Morgan Morris, Love and Carrots, @LoveNCarrotsDC
- Thomas Forster, EcoAgriculture Partners, @EcoAgPartners
- Ivy Ken, GWU Urban Sustainability, @GWTweets
- Helen Dombalis, National Farm to School Network, @FarmtoSchool
- Haley Burns, GWU Student, @GWTweets
10:45 Break
11:00 Panel: Waste not Want not in the Food System
Keynote: Ben Simon, Food Recovery Network, @foodrecovery
Moderator: Daniel Reed, Planet Forward, @planet_forward
- Jean Buzby, United States Department of Agriculture, @jbuzby, @USDA_ERS
- Mike Curtin, DC Central Kitchen, @mikecurtindcck, @dcck
- Patricia Beneke, United Nations Environment Programme, @uneprona
- Jordan Figueiredo, Feedback, @EndFoodWaste, @UglyFruitAndVeg
- Meghan Stasz, Grocery Manufacturers Association, @MStasz, @GroceryMakers
- Brian Lipinski, World Resources Institute, @WorldResources
12:15pm Lunch and Networking
1:00 Panel: Family Farmers Creating Resilience in the Food System
Keynote: Brian Halweil, Edible Manhattan, @brianhalweil, @EdibleManhattan
Moderator: Jane Black, Washington Post, @jane_black, @WaPoFood
- Coach Mark Smallwood, Rodale Institute, @rodaleinstitute
- Bernie Prince, FRESHFARM Markets, @freshfarmmktsdc
- Tom Pesek, International Fund for Agricultural Development, @tompesek, @IFADNews
- Chandler Goule, National Farmers Union, @NFUDC
- Kathy Ozer, National Family Farm Coalition, @FamilyFarmCo, @via_campesina
- Eric Hansen, The National Young Farmers Coalition, @NYFCNYFC
2:15 Panel: Telling the Story of Food
Keynote: Frank Sesno, Planet Forward, @franksesno, @planet_forward
Moderator: Allison Aubrey, National Public Radio, @AubreyNPRFood, @NPRFood
- Roger Thurow, Chicago Council on Global Affairs, @rogerthurow, @ChicagoCouncil
- Sam Fromartz, Food and Environment Reporting Network, @fromartz, @FERNnews
- Vicki Robin, Author, Blessing the Hands That Feed Us, @vicki_robin
- Erik Hoffner, Orion Magazine, @erikhoffner, @OrionMagazine
- Diana Donlon, Center for Food Safety, @coolfoods
- Sarah Buzogany, Baltimore City Food Access Planner
3:30 Break
3:45 Panel: The Business of Food
Keynote: Scott Davis, Panera Bread, @panerabread
Moderator: Eliza Barclay, National Public Radio, @elizabarclay,
@NPRFood
- Nora Pouillon, Restaurant Nora, @restaurantnora
- Brad Nelson, Marriott Hotels & Resorts, @chefnb, @Marriott
- Vicky Rateau, Oxfam America, @vrateau, @OxfamAmerica
- Paul Willis, Niman Ranch and Farmer, @Niman_ranch
- Joshua Brau, Chipotle, @ChipotleTweets
5:00 End of Day Keynote: Chef Michel Nischan, Wholesome Wave, @michelnischan, @wholesomewave
5:10 Adjourn to Reception
January 22nd, Day Two
8:30am Coffee
9:10 Keynote: Saru Jayaraman, Restaurant Opportunities Center (ROC) United, @sarujayaraman, @rocunited
9:20 Panel: Recognizing Workers in the Food System
Keynote: Liz Shuler, National AFL-CIO, @AFLCIO
Moderator: Diane Brady, Bloomberg, @dianebrady, @Bloomberg
- Baldemar Velasquez, Farm Labor Organizing Committee, @SupportFLOC
- Jose Oliva, Food Chain Workers Alliance, @foodchainworker, @foodandlabor
- Melissa Perry, The George Washington University, @GWtweets
- Mia Dell, United Food and Commercial Workers, @UFCW
- Jeremiah Lowery, ROC United DC, @jeremiahlowery1, @ROCDC
- Patty Lovera, Food & Water Watch, @foodandwater
10:30 Break
10:45 Panel: Pushing for Better Agriculture Research and Policy
Keynote: Jerry Glover, USAID, @jerry_d_glover, @USAID
Moderator: Allison Aubrey, National Public Radio, @AubreyNPRFood, @NPRFood
- Janet Larsen, Earth Policy Institute, @EarthPolicy
- Jahi Chappell, The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, @MJahi, @IATP
- Nabeeha Kazi, Humanitas Global, @humanitasglobal
- Pamela Hess, Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food & Agriculture, @ArcadiaFood
- Emily Broad Leib, Harvard Law School, @broademily, @HarvardFLPC
- Barbara Ekwall, Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, @UNFAO
12:00 Lunch
1:00 Panel: Pushing for International Agreements: The Milan Charter
Keynote: Luca Virginio, Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition, @BarillaCFN
Moderator: Joe DeCapua, Voice of America, @jdecapua, @VOA_News
- Richard McCarthy, Slow Food USA, @SlowFoodUSA
- Jonathan Bloom, Author, American Wasteland & Wasted Food, @wastedfood
- Ellen Gustafson, Activist and Author, We the Eaters, @ellengustafson
- Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank, @DaniNierenberg, @Food_Tank
- Laurie Benson, 1% for Women, @TossTheStone
- Kathryn Russell, ONE Campaign, @ONECampaign
2:15 Break
2:30 Panel: True Cost Accounting in the Food System
Keynote: Patrick Holden, Sustainable Food Trust, @SusFoodTrust
Moderator: Jason Huffman, Politico, @JsonHuffman, @politico, @morning_ag
- Pete Myers, Environmental Health Sciences, @petemyers, @EnvirHealthNews, @TheDailyClimate
- Jenn Yates, Union of Concerned Scientists, @JennUCS, @UCSUSA
- David Aylward, Ashoka, @AylwardDavid, @Ashoka
- Tom McDougall, 4P Foods, @4PFoods
- Paul Shapiro, Humane Society of the United States, @pshapiro, @HumaneSociety
- John Buchanan, Conservation International, @ConservationOrg
3:45 Panel: Democratizing Innovation
Keynote: John Fisk, Winrock International, @ngfn, @pastureproject
Moderator: Tim Carman, Washington Post, @timcarman, @WaPoFood
- Jill Isenbarger, Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture, @StoneBarns
- Katie Campbell, ActionAid, @katieannecamp, @actionaidusa
- Jessica Rosen, Forum for the Future, @feedjess, @Forum4theFuture, @forumfood
- Aaron McNevin, World Wildlife Fund, @WWFUS
- Steve Brescia, Groundswell International, @groundswellint
- Shen Tong, Food-X, @shentong, @foodXhealth
5:00 Ending Keynote: Congresswoman Chellie Pingree, @chelliepingree
5:10 Adjourn
9:00 amFood Tank Summit Livestream
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Jan25Sun
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Collaboration Kitchen5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Collaboration Kitchen
Featuring
Chef Devon Junkin & Tami Ratliffeof Cafe Chloe
with Ruhstaller Beer & Andrea’s Truffles
Join us on Sunday, January 25th beginning at 5pm for an evening filled with cooking, eating, socializing and educational seminars lead by Chef Devon Junkin & Tami Ratliffe from Cafe Chloe. We’ll be serving up and learning about some Ruhstaller Beer with some of the dishes as well!
Happy 2015!
We promise you will learn something new! Feel free to bring a bottle of wine or beer – we’ll have tastings of Rhustaller, but we know not everyone can drink beer! Also bring an appetite, and dress warmly for a fun filled night of seafood & fresh produce education and tastings, brought to you by Specialty Produce and Catalina Offshore Products.
100% of proceeds from Collaboration Kitchen go to local San Diego Charities
This specific event will honor:Cathedral Catholic High School Sailing Team
Menu:Hamachi crudo with granny/fuji apple & radish slaw
Champagne cured salmon gravlax with horseradish crème fraiche on brioche
Or Salmon- salsify, sunchokes, truffle beurre blanc, candied lemon
Halibut or Seabass with sauce gribiche
Opah with tomato ginger coulis and zucchini noodles
Big eye tuna au poivremenu subject to change
Dessert: Andrea’s Truffles!
About Devon Junkin
Devon Junkin started cooking for his friends when he was a teenager, and in his early 20’s he made the decision to attend culinary school at Le Cordon Bleu in San Francisco. After meeting his pastry-chef wife, Taylor during a stint at San Diego’s Laurel, he moved with her to Chicago to explore new techniques and gather experience in the traditions of classic bistro cooking. While there, he worked as Sous Chef at Duchamp, and later, as Chef de Cuisine at Takashi, where he was inspired by the attention to detail and high expectations of the culinary team. He returned to San Diego eager to bring home the knowledge he had gained and excited to have access to the area’s bounty of beautiful produce and seafood.
His love of music and art combine with his appreciation of precise technique to create something personal, which appeals to the senses, crafted with honesty and respect. His style of cooking is clean, simple and flavorful, and he is not afraid of butter.
About Tami Ratliffe
co-owner Café Chloe 10 years
fondly referred to as “the wizard behind the curtain”With a more than 25 year history in the San Diego restaurant and catering industry, Tami brings to the table a broad range of skill sets and knowledge for both front and back of the house. She is indispensable to the successful operation of Cafe Chloe. From design creativity to an understanding of equipment and utilities; From overseeing and managing kitchen staff to strong business acumen, her indomitable energy and dedication have been a vital and sustaining force.
About Cafe Chloe
Enjoy a little Parisienne breeze in the heart of San Diego’s East Village! Our friendly staff looks forward to serve you delicious food from our classic French cuisine inspired menu. Choose from carefully selected domestic and international wines, champagnes and beers while you relax in a chic-elegant yet informal atmosphere.Cafe Chloe is a cozy, urban neighborhood cafe located in San Diego’s hip East Village which serves an award-winning menu of updated bistro classics alongside gourmet coffee, tea and boutique wines. Open all day, this jewel box of a cafe offers a variety of enjoyable experiences. Join the locals in the convivial, sunny dining room to linger over breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea, then come for a candlelit dinner and watch the world go by from the charming sidewalk patio. Or browse the retail shelves for art books, gourmet grocery, locally made jewelry and hard to find imports, then find a spot to tuck in for a three course prix fixe dinner before the theater.
Join Cafe Chloe on their social networks:
Facebook, @cafechloe, cafechloe.com
About Ruhstaller Beer
Captain Frank Ruhstaller was California’s Premier Pioneer Brewer. He embodied the Spirit of California, partnering with local hop and barley farmers to grow the finest ingredients for his beers.
131 years later, Ruhstaller remains committed to the Captain’s legacy. Our beer is made with California hops and barley, grown by farmers we know and trust like Dave & Dia Utterback of the historic Signorotti Hop Ranch in Sloughhouse.
When you enjoy a Ruhstaller, you experience the rich, nuanced flavors only California Grown ingredients can deliver.
View pictures, video and recipes from past Collaboration Kitchen eventsFeel free to email collaborationkitchen@specialtyproduce.com with any questions ;)
Have questions about Collaboration Kitchen – Chef Devon Junkin & Tami Ratliffe – Cafe Chloe?Contact Collaboration Kitchen5:00 pmCollaboration Kitchen
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