| #e.20031 | Thursday 5:30PM to 7:00PM October 18,
2012 | CM | 0.75 |
Green EatingAPA Rhode Island ChapterPortsmouth, RI Free event Green Valley Country Club, 371 Union Street, Portsmouth, RI
Casey Riley, Chief Operating Officer of the Newport Harbor Corporation/Newport Restaurant Group, and Chef Jonathan Cambra from Castle Hill will help participants understand the “hows” and “whys” of eating in an environmentally friendly way.
Topics and activities covered will include sourcing local foods, the state of food service in our public school systems, the benefits of community supported agriculture, connections between farmers and chefs, the culinary benefits of local foods and of course recipes and delicious tastings.
This free presentation is made possible through a collaboration between the Aquidneck Land Trust, the Newport Harbor Corporation/Newport Restaurant Group and Green Valley Country Club.
Instructors: Casey Riley Chef Riley is a highly awarded chef who is regularly invited with his team to participate at such prestigious culinary arenas as the James Beard House in New York. In his 25 year culinary career, he has worked in many aspects of the food service industry, providing expertise and knowledge of production planning, recipe/menu writing, menu engineering, special event planning, food service administrative practices, concept creation, project management, marketing, public relations, and staff training/development. With his years of experience as Director of Culinary Arts and Corporate Chef and Executive Chef at Castle Hill, he has an extensive background of managing and coordinating resources and departments engaged in high-level service delivery.
Jonathan Cambra Jonathan Cambra, Executive Chef at the Boathouse Restaurant
At a young age, Chef Cambra has already achieved much success in his culinary career, the culmination of which is his current position as Executive Chef at the Boat House Restaurant. However, it is not age that sets Jon apart in his field, rather it is his continuous passion for excellence and creativity that defines this young talent. His vision of sustainable agriculture, locally purchased ingredients, and organic first, is a continuation of his shared vision with Chef Riley. Jon's philosophy of buying top ingredients and artistically preparing and presenting dishes in their purest form, so that each subtle layer of flavor is detected, is his hallmark.
Casey Riley Chef Riley is a highly awarded chef who is regularly invited with his team to participate at such prestigious culinary arenas as the James Beard House in New York. In his 25 year culinary career, he has worked in many aspects of the food service industry, providing expertise and knowledge of production planning, recipe/menu writing, menu engineering, special event planning, food service administrative practices, concept creation, project management, marketing, public relations, and staff training/development. With his years of experience as Director of Culinary Arts and Corporate Chef and Executive Chef at Castle Hill, he has an extensive background of managing and coordinating resources and departments engaged in high-level service delivery.
Jonathan Cambra Jonathan Cambra, Executive Chef at the Boathouse Restaurant
At a young age, Chef Cambra has already achieved much success in his culinary career, the culmination of which is his current position as Executive Chef at the Boat House Restaurant. However, it is not age that sets Jon apart in his field, rather it is his continuous passion for excellence and creativity that defines this young talent. His vision of sustainable agriculture, locally purchased ingredients, and organic first, is a continuation of his shared vision with Chef Riley. Jon's philosophy of buying top ingredients and artistically preparing and presenting dishes in their purest form, so that each subtle layer of flavor is detected, is his hallmark.
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