Taking Hawai?i’s food to the ‘next level’ at the Culinary Institute of the Pacific
Cooks and chefs learned about ʻĀina-based Mediterranean Cooking from the Culinary Institute of America.
Cooks and chefs learned about ʻĀina-based Mediterranean Cooking from the Culinary Institute of America.
The Culinary Institute of the Pacific and the Culinary Institute of America selected 32 local professionals for their first cohorts.
The program begins this fall launching a multi-year collaboration to invest in 51²è¹Ý¡¯s culinary future.
The program is designed for both professional chefs and people aspiring to join the foodservice and hospitality workforce
A celebrity chef is in the kitchen for Kapiʻolani CC¡¯s weekly free pancake breakfast.
Kapiʻolani Community College culinary students used 51²è¹Ý Hilo honey to prepare a special meal.
Among the executive director¡¯s duties is developing the Culinary Institute of the Pacific¡¯s new restaurant on Diamond Head.
Students taste olive oil, swim with tuna and more as part of the Culinary Institute of the Pacific¡®s Advanced Culinary Experience course.
The dishes prepared by the Waiawa inmates included lechon kawali taco salad, banh mi bao and ube cheesecake.
Chefs Robynne Maii, Sheldon Simeon and Ed Kenney all trained at 51²è¹Ý community colleges.