Culinary Arts

The Northeast Regional San Pellegrino Almost Famous Chef Competition

This Wednesday, at the regional competition, Seohyung competed against seven of the most talented student chefs from culinary schools across the Northeast. Charged with preparing a "stylish and

Students On Site: The New York Times Travel Show

From Taiwan to Tanzania, the United States to the United Kingdom, the travel show was a veritable world's fair of food, dance, music, and culture. Renown chefs, such as David Bouley, presented cuisine

The Art of Blending with Lior Lev Sercarz

Sercarz's culinary education started early, as a young boy in Israel. His is not a romantic story of techniques and recipes handed down from his elders, but rather one of practical cooking. His mother

Reimagining Asian & American Comfort Foods

The concept behind Silk Road Tavern is to reimagine classic recipes from both Asian and American culinary traditions. The end result? Innovative combinations of multi-national ingredients, flavors

Cooking Up Romance with Chef Vicki Caparulo

The happy couple was hardly new to ICE. One of their first dates was Chef Loren Banco's Great New York Restaurants' Signature Dishes. When deciding how to propose, Jerry passed on a private yacht or

Mastering the Art of Butchery with Chef Jonathan Waxman

When we arrived at class, Waxman announced that we would be preparing proteins ranging from lamb to pheasant - but first, we went back to basics. "Jacques Pepin says the most important thing to learn

The Art of Coffee Pairing

Nespresso specializes in what it calls "Grand Cru" coffees, a term adopted from the wine world. Given the choice of 25 million coffee farms (in over 60 countries), selecting growers and maintaining

Cooking Classes for the Holidays

The Out-of-Towner If you're new to NYC or playing host to a few culinary junkies, our three-day tour of New York's global food scene has got you covered. Delve into interactive cooking classes

Carving a Turkey on Live Television

Video shoots are always fun and exciting, but live TV can be a little nerve-racking. If it’s a taped show, you usually get a "take two" (or three), but with news segments, you don't usually get that

Pete Wells vs. Guy Fieri – Does it even matter?

Leaving Pete Wells’ rhetorical style aside, let’s examine this media standoff from a business perspective. First let’s consider the review itself. A New York Times review is only one person’s opinion

ICE Student Profile: Jackie Ourman

Where do you come from? My parents emigrated from Egypt shortly before I was born. I was born and raised in Rockland County. I currently live with my husband and 3 sons (8, 6 and 3 years old) in

ICE Is Cooking Again!

For the first time in our history, ICE was closed for an entire week due to the impact of Hurricane Sandy. Our building was one of many without power for the week and no power means food goes bad

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