The Healthy Menu
July 23-25, 2010Hosted by Kendall College, Chicago
Let’s make a connection between nutrition and good taste!
Join your fellow culinarians as we discuss and apply classroom practices that go beyond low fat and low salt adjustments to the menu.
This workshop will explore the science aspects of healthy cooking as well as looking at eating through the ages. Allergies and intolerances will be discussed along with menu writing activities.
But most of all, we want to go back to the enjoyment of eating! We’ll work on projects which will help you bring the nutrition side of our culinary knowledge together with the goal of good (for you) food and good taste.
The workshop will begin with a presentation and reception on Friday afternoon and continue through all day Saturday and Sunday. Come prepared to be surprised that many of the assumptions you have about food may prove to be challenged!
A full agenda will be available early in 2010. A block of rooms has been reserved at the Seneca Hotel, in the heart of Chicago’s Michigan Avenue. Download the Hotel information.
Submit your payment online or request to be billed via mail/fax. Deadline is May 1, 2010 for early registration fees.
This hands-on skills workshop costs $374 each if registered by May 1, 2010. After May 1, 2010, the workshop costs $474.
There is a $100 discount to anyone registering for more than one CAFE event in 2010 and there is a 10% discount for each additional attendee from the same school. Just use the coupon codes MORETHANONEEVENT Or MORETHANONEPERSON during checkout to apply the discount.The CAFE Summer Workshops have been approved by the American Culinary Federation for 20.0 CEH (Continuing Education Hours). These hours may be used in pursuit of ACF certification. Continuing Education Units are available for a processing fee of $20.
Register online by completing the form below or download a registration to print and submit it via regular mail or fax.
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