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Chef’s Kitchen
Each month we bring a guest chef into our Chef’s Kitchen column to
give us a tip that elevates their cooking (and hopefully ours). They
also provide a recipe that showcases their tip. Our guest chef this
month is Executive Chef Christopher Conville of TASTE SAM (Seattle Art
Museum). He also oversees the menus at TASTE Cafes at the Olympic
Sculpture Park and the Seattle Asian Art Museum and for TASTE Events,
the catering program.
Christopher
Conville started working in kitchens when he was 10; by 18 he knew he
wanted to cook as a career. Leaving Utah he traveled the country
apprenticing under various chefs. In Oregon, he began working for Bon
Appétit Management Company, where he has stayed for 11 years serving as
both chef and general manager. Bon Appétit manages the TASTE restaurant
and cafes. TASTE is sustainably-focused and Christopher works with
nearly 40 vendors to source his ingredients. As he says, "Sustainably-grown
food is so beautiful… There is a big difference in food that is grown to
achieve a certain yield versus food that is grown to ensure a quality of
flavor…"
Photo: Christopher Conville, courtesy of TASTE
Avoid the burn, by Christopher Conville
Fresh peppers are flavorful and colorful—great to use in many
recipes. But when handled, they can cause burning and irritation. It’s a
simple tip, but if you wear gloves when handling fresh peppers, you’ll
enjoy the preparation process much more!
TASTE SAM
1300 1st Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
206-903-5291
www.tastesam.com
TASTE SAM is open Tuesday-Sunday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Click here to see Christopher’s recipe
August 2007 |
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