(Re)cooking with Love

Welcome Back!  After last night’s inspired meal, I had a lot of food left over.  In preparation for my upcoming food coaching life, I wanted to document an example of transforming last night’s dinner, into tonight’s meal.  The additional inspirations come from two places; when I have a whole chicken, I make a stock from the bones, and the Mother/Son duo of Michael and Karen Park.

I worked with Micheal and Karen at Restaurant Vintage Park in Kearney, Nebraska.  I learned so much from them about the love and care that goes into making great food, and great hospitality.  In fact, my time at RVP led me to culinary school, and the path that I’ve been traveling for the last eight years.  Like all of the great teachers and mentors in my life, I think of them often and I’m so grateful for the time that we shared.  Every once in a while we would make a soup like the one I’m got pictured below.  The flavors always remind me of that time and place.  Click on the pictures for a little more information and some tips/suggestions for making this delicious dish at home.

Maybe I’ve been a little sentimental lately, but cooking brings up some many memories that I cherish.  I hope that you are cooking from love, and remembering all of the delicious friends and family you have.

Wishing you only the best-

-Scotty

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About swfoodworks

Hey! I hope you are well, and eating well. My name is Scott Wiese, and SW Food Works is a project where I work with small groups of people (households) to help inform the way their food and cooking is understood and appreciated. It is my inspiration to help people achieve their own food-related goals. I have also been working with a CHEK practitioner (hi, Shane!) to develop menus and deliver meals for his clients' healthy lives. For the last decade I have been busy in restaurants all over the country. I hold a culinary degree from the New England Culinary Institute, and I have held positions from General Manager to Sous Chef in properties ranging from forty five seats to ten thousand square feet. I wanted to start keeping track of all the food-related bits in my life, and sharing the goods with the interweb-world. Thank you for visiting, and I look forward to sharing with you - -Scott View all posts by swfoodworks

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