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Amid the lush raspberry canes, blueberry bushes and strawberry plants on his two-acre farm, Jeff Shepherd surveys the past and confidently eyes the future.
In an era when several Oregonian berry patches have been abandoned or pulled out, Shepherd is aggressively adding plants at his terraced two-acre haven wedged into the Jackson Creek drainage on Daisy Creek Road in Southern Oregon.
The fruit is a key ingredient in the long-term success of an intertwined venture hand-made chocolate truffles he began making last summer and organic fruit. While the fruit keeps him close to nature, truffles are far more profitable. Click here to read more from this article
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Naples Wine fest's chef de cuisine: Tony Mantuano of Chicago's Spiaggia Chef Tony Mantuano, whose dishes have been part of the Naples Winter Wine Festival for several years, comes this year as the honored Chef de Cuisine. Wed, 25 Jan 2012 01:00:00 -0800
L'Academie de Cuisine is Pleased to Announce Appointment of Chef Jake Lydon as an Instructor for Phase 1 of L'Academie ... Chef Jake Lydon, a 2001 graduate of L'Academie's Culinary Arts Program, will take over Phase 1 of L'Academie's Evening Culinary Arts Program on March 27, 2012. The evening session is the same program as the acclaimed daytime sessions, but allows the student to gradually leave their full time job for a career in the culinary field.Gaithersburg, MD (PRWEB) January 25, 2012 L'Academie de Cuisine ... Wed, 25 Jan 2012 00:15:09 -0800
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How to Care for Your Chef's Knife 10/1/05 Chef's knives
generally have 8" to 12" blades, the 8" being good for small
work. The 10" to 12" blade is more versatile. The heavier the
chef's knife is, the more work it will do for you. Handle a
knife before you buy it, to get the feel for the knife, how
comfortable it is in your hand. Check the balance of the knife
by placing it on your pointer finger. The balance point should
be about where the blade meets the handle. Handle material is
secondary and depends on your taste, but the blade should extend
down into the handle.
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