Category: Art&Science

Date: Monday April 20, 2015
Time: 8:00am – 2:00pm
Dress code: Chef Uniform
Limited number of participants to 12
RSVP by April 1st 2015 to Robert Fasce at [email protected]

Location: Electrolux North American Headquarters (10200 David Taylor Drive, Charlotte, NC 28262)

A hands-on seminar hosted by Robert Fasce WACS’ Chef2Chef Ambassador for North America
Electrolux Professional and WORLDCHEFS are pleased to invite you to a Chef2Chef training seminar as a part of their
“Art & Science Come Together” alliance. These workshops will educate chefs on implementing sustainable practices in
the kitchen while maintaining high standards. The chefs will serve quality food, balancing a mix of Electrolux innovative
solutions and the chefs’ creativity.

The Aim of the Workshop
The workshop will focus on High Productivity systems, new technology that incorporates a series of technologically
advanced pieces of cooking and chilling products into a single solution. This innovative approach to sustainable cooking
also improves chefs’ daily activities.

The key features and benefits of the Cook & Chill system include:
 An optimized work process incorporating the latest technology
 Higher levels of food safety
 Reduction in food loss and, ultimately, food waste
 Higher profitability for the food service operation
Learning outcomes:
On completion of this practical session participants will have acquired the ability to:
 Explain and demonstrate an understanding of the processes involved for cooking food using high productivity
processes
 Apply moist, dry and oil methods of cooking appropriately to a variety of ingredients/commodities/dishes
 Achieve a balance of nutritional value, texture, flavour and colour for food items that are prepared with an
emphasis on healthy eating.
This is a 2015 accredited CEH course by the American Culinary Federation (ACF) for 6.0 CEHs.

For more information and participation please contact.
Robert Fasce
Genesee Valley Club
421 East Ave, Rochester, NY 14607
Direct: 585-327-4330
www.gvalleyclub.org

Electrolux Professional and Worldchefs are pleased to invite you to the second Chef2Chef training seminar as a part of their “Art & Science Come Together” alliance.

Hosted by the Electrolux Chef Academy, and introduced by Charles Carroll, Worldchefs’ Chef2Chef USA Ambassador, the second seminar will take place on:

SOUS VIDE TECHNIQUES LEVEL 2 TRAINING AS APPLIED USING ELECTROLUX TECHNOLOGY

Monday September 22 or Tuesday September 23, 2014 (choose either day)

8am-2pm

Jones Wood Foundry
Chef/Owner host Jason Hicks
401 E 76th Street
New York, NY 10021
www.joneswoodfoundry.com

Dress code: Chef Whites

RSVP by 1st September to Charles Carroll ([email protected])

Summary:

Using Cook~Chill technology for leavening and retarding and Sous Vide Techniques and Experimentation fruits/creams and egg based dessert products in modern day cuisine and culinary arts. These workshops will educate chefs on implementing sustainable practices in the kitchen while maintaining high standards. The chefs will serve quality food, balancing a mix of Electrolux innovative solutions and the chefs’ creativity.

The Aim of the Workshop:

The workshop will focus on the Cook & Chill system, new technology that incorporates an oven and blast chiller in a single solution. This innovative approach to sustainable cooking also improves chefs’ daily activities. The aim of the workshop is to build on, and extend the range of skills, techniques and knowledge previously acquired. This session aims to build on current technical practices and create new culinary knowledge, skills, and techniques in the art of Sous Vide techniques, bakery and dessert products and experimentation-fruits/creams and egg based dessert products in modern day cuisine and culinary arts.

The key features and benefits of the Cook & Chill system include:

• An optimized work process incorporating the latest technology

• Higher levels of food safety

• Reduction in food loss and, ultimately, food waste

• Higher profitability for the food service operation

Learning outcomes:

On completion of this practical session participants will have acquired the ability to:

• Food quality and safety – reducing food waste – kitchen workflow efficiency

• Basic principles of blast chilling, Soft Chilling, Hard Chilling, Blast Freezing and regeneration

• Utilising the blast chiller for different food types

• Extend their range of technical and manipulation skills.

• Utilisation of blast chiller to speed up production of puff pastry/danish pastry dough

• Using cook chill technology for leavening and retarding

• Sous vide techniques and experimentation-fruits/creams and egg based dessert products

• Effects of humidity, ventilation and fan speeds on bakery processes

For more information and participation please contact Charles Carroll <[email protected]>