Wolfgang Puck video
This video gives a “taste” of what Chef Wolfgang Puck does on a daily basis.
http://behindtheshell.msn.com/videos/Wolfgang-Puck/109?source=msn&from=en-us_msnhp>1=25073
30 Secrets of Master Chefs
The best culinary minds know that simple touches can lead to magical meals. Here are 30 kitchen tips and tricks that’ll ensure every dish makes your tastebuds happy.
http://eatthis.menshealth.com/slide/lose-your-saltshaker?slideshow=105901#title
AAFCS Webinar – Why We Eat More Than We Think
AAFCS is proud to offer the following educational webinar (1.5 PDUs):
Food Psychology: Why We Eat More Than We Think
Presented by Dr. Jim Painter
90-minute program including Q & A
October 6, 4pm ET*
In just 90 minutes, here’s what you will learn and discuss:
- The latest data and an overview on the obesity epidemic
- Common practices and habits that lead to over-consumption
- Techniques to help consumers gain awareness of eating patterns
- Effective, common-sense methods for reducing intake
Visit the link below to register.
http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=kql6x9dab&oeidk=a07e30e505m2f141c1f&oseq=
The Cutting Edge (video)
Jay Patel of London’s Japanese Knife Company explains how many types of knife the domestic cook requires – and how to cut a tomato into more than 150 slices.
The Weirdest Restaurants in the World
Have students develop their own concepts for “weird and wacky” restaurants.
http://www.delish.com/food-fun/weird-restaurants?ocid=hss092010>1=47001
Corn Syrup or Corn Sugar:Name Change Being Proposed
See the article and radio show below for more on the topic.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162-20016468-10391704.html
http://marketplace.publicradio.org/episodes/show_rundown.php?show_id=15
Click on the orange box “Listen to the Show”
Another window will open. Move the timer to 6:35 (out of a 7:22 minute radio program)
Food Science Experiments
Are you looking for food science experiments and can’t find any? Check out the presentation and handouts developed by Patti Rambo, Director for The Curriculum Center for Family and Consumer Sciences and Wendy McCuiston, FCS teacher in Comal ISD.
http://ccfcs.org/Online%20Resources/OnlineResources_000.php
(Located under the heading “Classroom Resources”)
2010 New CTE Teacher Conference
2010 NEW CTE TEACHER CONFERENCE
Register NOW for the TEA statewide professional development conference for first and second year career and technical education teachers!
November 1-2, 2010, Crowne Plaza Austin Hotel, Austin, Texas
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn proven strategies for career and technical education, meet TEA’s career and technical education (CTE) directors, ask questions, and share ideas with other CTE educators from across the state.
Conference topics will include the 16 career clusters; CTE curriculum resources; preparing students for high-skill, high-wage, and high-demand careers; working with special populations; and strategies for teaching today’s students.
New CTE teachers also will gain valuable resources and connections by networking with representatives from Texas career and technical student organizations (CTSOs).
Register by October 1st to get a discounted early-bird registration rate of $50 and $85/night hotel rate. Standard rates are $75 conference fee and $115/night hotel rate.
Conference capacity is limited! Registration closes October 15th. To apply, visit the New CTE Teacher Conference website at http://ctenewteachers.tamucc.edu and complete the online application form.
For more information e-mail: continuing.education@tamucc.edu or call 361-825-5751.
AAFCS Webinar : “Creating and Using Digital Movies in the Classroom and Beyond”
For better or for worse, today’s teens and pre-teens (and many adults too!) are hooked on video. From YouTube to Wii, they are spending many hours taking in information or interacting with video delivery systems.
Why not use that to your advantage by incorporating digital movies into your instructional presentations or lesson plans?
AAFCS is proud to offer the following educational webinar (1.5 PDUs):
Creating and Using Digital Movies in the Classroom and Beyond
Presented by Tina Shank
90-minute program including Q & A
September 30, 4pm ET
Registration Rates Reduced for Limited Time – $35 for AAFCS Members ($50 for non-members)
To register visit the link below.
HEAT Conference – San Antonio Crowne Plaza Riverwalk – November 7-9
Filed under: Culinary Arts, Food Science, Hospitality, Hotel
DEADLINE TO RESERVE A ROOM AT THE DISCOUNTED ROOM RATE IS October 6!! Call TODAY! 1-877-270-1393.
The San Antonio delegation under the leadership of HEAT’s Second VP Mary Kunz has been working diligently for over a year now to put together an AMAZING conference.
What you can expect this year:
* Industry Specific Sessions
* Sessions geared towards take away lessons aligned with the new TEKS
* Delicious Food and Drinks
* e.e tours is back with our Welcome Reception at the Omni Watermark/La Mansion
* Great new bag from the Art Institute of Houston
* First look at the brand new CIA campus
* More than comfortable accommodations
* Exhibits that offer information from post secondary schools, uniforms, charitable causes, shopping and MORE
* Industry Giveaways
* Time with your HEAT friends on the San Antonio Riverwalk
* Presentation of the first HEAT Teacher of the Year sponsored by the San Luis (award includes: a plaque, a 2 night weekend stay at the San Luis in a deluxe guest room, breakfast for 2 each day, an hour massage, manicure and pedicure and a welcome amenity upon arrival) Look for the application to be out the middle of this month