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How to Make a Clafoutis

In our fifth partnership video with Zwilling USA, ICE's Creative Director & Pastry Chef Michael Laiskonis introduces us to the classic and rustic dessert of Southern France: the Clafoutis.
Staff Writers

Understanding Ham

Ham is a bit of a chameleon among proteins: it can be shaved into lacy, melt-in-your-mouth ribbons to serve on a charcuterie board, carved into robust slices for sandwiches or salads, or showcased as a dramatic centerpiece for holiday tables.
Pamela Vachon

Recipe: Celery Root with Sage

The Institute of Culinary Education has teamed up with GrowNYC for a monthly series highlighting a seasonal ingredient at the farmers’ market.
Cory Sale

This ICE Alumna Is Up for a 2023 James Beard Award

Yesterday, the Leadership Award winners, Humanitarian of the Year, Lifetime Achievement honoree and the Restaurant and Chef Award nominees for the 2023 James Beard Awards were announced.
Staff Writers

Buttery, Flaky, Irresistible: Viennoiserie

Do you love a flaky, delicate croissant? Or a sticky, sweet Danish? Meet your favorite pastry category: viennoiserie.
Sam Warford

What is an Externship?

As most chefs will tell you, getting hired into a professional kitchen takes more than just memorization of culinary terms and sauce recipes. With over 45 years of experience preparing passionate cooks for a career in the field, ICE knows a culinary education must continue beyond our teaching kitchens.
Hillery Hargadine

Recipe: Dark Chocolate Bread Pudding

“Custards are any kind of liquid that has been thickened with eggs,” Pastry & Baking Arts Chef-Instructor, Kierin Baldwin says.
Staff Writers

These 3 Irish Cheeses are Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day

For a truly Irish feast this St. Patrick’s Day, opt for Irish cheese.
Pamela Vachon

ICE’S Plant-Based Culinary Arts Continues to Grow

ICE is thrilled to announce the launch of the Online Plant-Based Culinary Arts & Food Operations program.
Hillery Hargadine

A Guide to White Asparagus

Delicate stalks of asparagus start to peek above the ground this time of year, heralding spring and the abundance of produce to follow in the summer months.
Pamela Vachon