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Michigan Teens Cook with Culinary Rock Stars

Monday, May 14th, 2012

Teen chefs from the culinary arts program at Lenawee Intermediate School District Tech Center in Adrian, Mich., teamed up to cook with a trio of the nation’s top chefs in Chicago recently at the National Restaurant Association’s annual food show. Students cooked with chefs Rick Bayless, Stephanie Izard and David Burke, using ingredients and materials they sourced from vendors at the event and cooked on site – all in just 90 minutes.

“It was a great experience,” senior Luke Pawson told Erik Gable of the Daily Telegram. “We walked around, talked to a lot of the vendors, got our names out there and tried to make contacts with people and networked a lot.”

LISD Tech Center students, from left, Luke Pawson, Nicole Williams, Britton-Deerfield, Sarah Griffin, Krista Davis and Brooke Cady recently attended the annual National Restaurant Association show in Chicago. (Photo by LAD STRAYER, The Daily Telegram)

LISD Tech Center students, from left, Luke Pawson, Nicole Williams, Sarah Griffin, Krista Davis and Brooke Cady recently attended the annual National Restaurant Association show in Chicago. (Photo by LAD STRAYER, The Daily Telegram)

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The Best of the National Restaurant Show

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Teens Cook Up Change in Healthy Schools Campaign

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Cooking up Change Chicago Winning Moment

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Chefs Consider Leftovers Blessing Not Curse

Friday, January 27th, 2012

When it comes to finding creative ways to use kitchen scraps and other leftovers, chefs have always risen to the challenge at work. In their professional kitchens they have to keep an eye on the bottom line, so any wasted food is money lost. Many, like these Chicago chefs, do the same things at home. They turn  leftovers like cheese ends, day-old bread and meat scraps into special family meals.

Chicago chef Sandra Holl, right, turns day-old bread into a Winter Panzanella Salad. (Photo by RICH HEIN, Chicago Sun-Times)

Chicago chef Sandra Holl, right, turns day-old bread into a winter panzanella salad. (Photo by RICH HEIN, Chicago Sun-Times)

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