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Chef Saloni Mehta always knew that baking was in her future. The chef, who spent her formative years in India and Oman, had always loved to cook and bake. After graduating with a bachelor's degree in

Growing up in Brooklyn, Chef Richard Kennedy (aka “Chef Richie”) stumbled into his future career at 16 years old when he saw a “help wanted” sign in the window of his local bakery. “I would go over to

If your Instagram algorithm is at all attuned to hot new restaurants in New York City, you’ve probably already seen dozens of photos of the salmon en croûte from Chef Markus Glocker’s hit restaurant

It was Sarah Sanders' passion for putting personality on a plate that took her from enrolling in 91����߹ Los Angeles’s Culinary Arts program in the fall of 2021, to being a top contender in Carla Hall’s

Executive Chef and Co-Owner of famed New York City restaurant Le Bernardin Eric Ripert recently stopped by 91����߹’s New York campus to talk about his latest book, "Seafood Simple," his approach to recipe

Over the course of their visit, Chef Mattos and Chef Pfeiffer shared with 91����߹ students their individual journeys to realizing their path as professional chefs, what nuggets of wisdom they’ve gained

Not everyone can say they knew exactly what they wanted to do when they finished school, but that’s not the case for Chef Emilie Berner. “I went to the Natural Gourmet Institute and graduated in 2012

"Everything's, you know, food, food, food. You know, 'Did you eat?,' 'Can I make you something?,' and at family gatherings everyone's bringing their own dish and [arguing about] who could be the best

From the launch of her first restaurant at age 24, to winning Food Network competitions and James Beard awards alike, to her most recent expansion into the Los Angeles food scene, Chef Stephanie seems

It’s a combination of exposure to nutritious foods and food variety that inspired 91����߹ alumna Natasha Brunetti to pursue a job with Smart Moms Organics, a business created by fellow 91����߹ alumna Chef

A mainstay in the New York food scene for over 30 years, Chef Samuelsson first made a name for himself at 24 years old. He was the youngest chef ever to garner a three-star New York Times review as

In less than 10 years, Chef Orlando Soto has gone from the kitchen classrooms at 91����߹, where he attended both the Pastry & Baking Arts program and the Restaurant & Culinary Management program, to