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Saturday, September 8th
Celebrity Chefs /
Seminar Pavillion
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Speaker: Michael Pinkus “The
Grape Guy”
Topic: “Why should I visit a winery?”Michael Pinkus is head writer and all around Grape Guy from OntarioWineReview.com, a website devoted to the love, enjoyment and promotion of the wines of Ontario and the wineries that make them.
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Three a Tasting, Allister
Cameron
Dish: TBD |
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Speaker: Joan Bachmeier
Topic: “Cocktail Party Etiquette” |
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Chef from Bin 151, Marty
Dish: TBD Chef Marty’s extensive
training and love of food science and nutrition has
led to a profound level of creativity, which focuses
on utilizing the natural chemistry of food to
produce unique and incredibly flavourful cuisine.
Marty Atkins is a Certified Chef, has a Bachelors of
Science in Nutrition & Food Science from Wayne State
University, and has also completed three Ironman
Triathlons. |
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Speaker: SWOVA (Southwestern
Ontario Vintners Association)
Topic: Continuing Education and seminars |
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Chuck Kaess, Joe Dietz
Dish: TBD
Chuck Kaess's love for cooking has involved him in many endeavours. He currently oversees the entire Charter School Program for the City of Detroit.
Along with hosting his own T.V. Show "Who's in the Kitchen with Chuck Kaess" ,his latest venture was purchasing a Cooking & Kitchen Store in Groosepoint Farms. A graduate of the Scottsdale School of Culinary Arts in Scottsdale , Arizona., Chuck has travelled all over Europe to film and cook with famous chefs!
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Speaker: Jim Small
Topic: Essex County Wines 101
As a poor graduate I began my
search for the perfect $7 bottle of wine. This
took me thru most of Eastern Europe, and then I had
an epiphany about 2 years ago and discovered our
wine region with its great wine, people and food.
My life improved greatly but I still haven’t found
the perfect bottle. |
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