Make the Most of Spring with Ramps
Ramp season is here, but it won't last long. Here's how to take advantage of ramps' distinct flavor while you still can.
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How to Become a Hotel Manager
Pursue your hospitality career dream in New York City with ICE's Hospitality & Hotel Management diploma program.
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Chef Sohrob's Piping Bag Hacks
Pastry & Baking Arts Chef-Instructor Sohrob Esmaili shared his tips and tricks for seamless pastry piping.
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Recipe: Rhubarb Crumble
Spring has sprung — and so has rhubarb. Here's how to get the most out of this seasonal vegetable.
Carly Rose
Recipe: Duo of Duck with Mushroom Fricassée & Smoked Pea Purée
Abbe Lewis
Handle With Care: 6 Foods That Can Kill You
Along with the thrill of inventive flavors, innovative techniques and elegant plating, chefs have a responsibility to fully understand their products and processes, especially when an element of danger is concerned. Besides the risk in handling sharp knives, extreme heat and powerful tools on a regular basis, chefs are also routinely handling something that can cause harm to those they serve: namely, the food itself.
Pamela Vachon