At Old Town Club, spuds play a big role in the “new southern” cuisine.
Made in the Shade
Silvertip Resort’s outdoor dining space dishes up terrific nosh.
In Pursuit of Latin Flavors
Nearly 50 Chef to Chef Conference attendees learned about Latin cuisine as part of a special education partnership with the Culinary Institute of America.
Chef’s Thoughts: Penelope Wong
Penelope Wong started at Glenmoor Country Club, Cherry Hills Village, Colo., as a pantry cook and prep hand in 1998. She quickly rose through the ranks of garde-manger, pastry chef, and sous chef, before stepping into her current role as Executive Chef at the age of 29. As Glenmoor’s youngest—and first—female executive chef, Chef Wong…
Rolling in Dough
From a simple chocolate chip to a French macaroon, homemade cookies can help make members feel special in many delicious ways.
Poultry in Motion
With its endless versatility and healthful profile, poultry might just be the perfect protein.
Hooked on Growth
At The CC at DC Ranch, consistent, high-quality food is now the focus of a new culinary vision led by Executive Chef Lenard Rubin and his dynamic F&B team.
Creating Custom Menus
Club chefs are personalizing menus for newlyweds who want their wedding-day feast to be as unique as their relationship.
You Go, Grill!
There’s nothing quite like a burger or steak straight off the grill. The trademark smokiness and fresh-from-the-flames taste has become a big part of club dining, especially with the growth of open-air food-and-beverage venues. With a variety of styles and functions to choose from—including charcoal grills, convertible griddles, and smokers—finding the right grilling unit for…
First—and Lasting—Impressions
First impressions are more important than most realize. Especially for Ted Gillary, Executive Manager of the Detroit (Mich.) Athletic Club (DAC), whose first impression of the venerable city club eventually had a far-reaching and fundamental impact on its food-and-beverage program.