The 15th annual Bite of the Arts 2011 This Years Distinguished Visiting Chef for the Bite of the Arts gala. Chef Joe Randall of Savannah, Georgia Theme: Kingambo Gumbo Celebrating the African influence on Cajun Creole Cuisine. The gala includes an horsd'oeuvre reception, four-course meal and a spectacular dessert buffet. This year’s menu will be developed from Creole Feast 15 Master Chefs of New Orleans Reveal Their Secrets, by Nathaniel Burton and Dr. Rudy Lombard. The event dinner will be prepared by culinary students under the direction of Chef Randall. Nicholls’ JFCI culinary students will work with Chef Joe Randall to prepare the evening's meal. Students will serve in the roles of executive chef, sous chef, rounds cook, pastry chef, steward, sommelier, maitre d' and server. From set-up to clean-up, Bite of the Arts is a student-executed event.
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Chef Joe Randall is a forty-five year veteran of the hospitality and food service industry.
He is noted for his capacity to teach, guide and advise others in the practical aspects of quality food preparation. Chef Joe worked his way up through the ranks from Air Force flight line kitchens to executive chef post at a dozen restaurants, including the award-winning Cloister Restaurant in Buffalo, New York and Baltimore's Fishmarket in Maryland.
Chef Joe Randall's uncle, a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania restaurateur and caterer Richard L. Ross gave him a tease for a culinary career, he then completed apprenticeships under notable Chefs Robert W. Lee at Harrisburger Hotel and Frank E. Castelli at the Penn Harris Hotel in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The 15th annual Bite of the Arts 2011
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Chef Joe Randall of Savannah, Georgia
Theme: Kingambo Gumbo
Celebrating the African influence on Cajun Creole Cuisine. The gala includes an horsd'oeuvre reception, four-course meal and a spectacular dessert buffet. This year’s menu will be developed from Creole Feast 15 Master Chefs of New Orleans Reveal Their Secrets, by Nathaniel Burton and Dr. Rudy Lombard. The event dinner will be prepared by culinary students under the direction of Chef Randall. Nicholls’ JFCI culinary students will work with Chef Joe Randall to prepare the evening's meal. Students will serve in the roles of executive chef, sous chef, rounds cook, pastry chef, steward, sommelier, maitre d' and server. From set-up to clean-up, Bite of the Arts is a student-executed event.