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February 2010 Organic Center Newsletter
Thursday, Feb 04, 2010
Key Discovery Strengthens Linkage Between Pesticide Use and Colony Collapse Disorder
Scientists around the world have been trying to identify the risk factors driving honeybee Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD). There is near-universal agreement that the problem remains severe; many factors can trigger CCD, and of these, several appear to depend on a weakened...
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Michael Moles
816-260-3166
Michael Moles
Email: dewitt72@gmail.com
Phone Number: 816-260-3166
Mike, born in PA, raised in Lakewood OH, started working in kitchens when he was 16. In his early 20’s he completed a formal three-year apprenticeship plus a degree in restaurant Management. After that he worked in several large hotels and ran a very successful white-tablecloth restaurant kitchen.
In 1986 he was recruited by a Cleveland industrialist to be the chef on his private yacht and has been in private service most of the time since, on yachts and estates, interspersed with stints in some exceptional restaurants from Alaska to Maine to the Middle East, where he opened several Tex-Mex restaurants, and four years in Bermuda working for a Dutch businessman on his 189’ schooner.
How did you get in to cooking? started at a summer camp kitchen when I was 16 and things progressed
Your Favorite Cook book: CIA's New Professional Chef, 7th edition
Favorite to eat: Seared Scallops with a Citrus Beurre Blanc
Dish you could eat everyday: grilled cheese sandwich-hearth-baked sourdough, smoked turkey breast and Cabot habenero cheddar
Strangest request: on rooftop terrace-
Favorite Saying: The impossible takes a little bit longer
Favorite Ingredient: olive oil
Your Mentor: 1st chef, Swiss-Gerard Bertschy
Testimonials
Kendra is ambitious, conscientious, consistent, dedicated, diligent, humorous, intelligent and above all qualified.
Winnie & Bob Roloson, clients since 1987
Random Recipes
Freedom Toast
Submitted by: Evan Rotman
Select a quality sour dough or French bread with a diameter of 2in
Slice on the biaz and reserve for dipping and hot grillde
In a Glass Bowl add 4 tsp of Cinnimon
1 tsp of Nutmeg
3 tsp of local qualiy honey
Wisk till combined and add 1/2 cup fresh Seville oranges
Beat 5 Omega 3 Cage free Eggs add to batter
Grilled to perfection garnish with Organic Powdered Sugar and Agave Nectar
Featured Chef
Tony Hall
(415)226-1132
Chef Tony exudes a quality and understanding about all things culinary related. Boasting over 20 openings he truly understands that it's in the blood and he proudly is building upon a fourth generation as restaurateur. He now affords a few of our favorite rockers their tasty cuisine and of course while yielding to dietary restrictions that he sees as ongoing pleasurable challenge.
His yachting stint started out on Qunard's Queen Elizabeth...