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Chef Collaborative 2000
Notables in the food industry were on hand to discuss such topics as organic companies vs. multinational global networks, the Future of our food supplies, the chef-farmer connection, and a series of hands-on workshops to learn how to make sausages, cheese, and Mexican food. Chef Collaborative's, Rick Bayless was on hand to pass the torch to incoming President Peter Hoffman, owner of New York's Savoy Restaurant, who did a superb job of monitoring the panels throughout the three day process. Food Arts Magazine founders Michael and Arianne Batterbury offered stimulating dialogue into the issues at hand, and authors Clifford Wright, Michael Pollan, Faith Willinger, Dr. Andrew Weil and Nina Simonds were on hands to contribute to the panel discussions. Jean Georges, of Vong Restaurant offered his views on regional and global cuisine in restaurants, and the role of organics in the future was thoroughly explored. The debate on the GMO controversy was not to be missed.
Restaurant owners and chefs who take their food supply seriously will love being a member of this non profit organization.
Our own Kim Miner, Food & Beverage Food editor and writer |
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