Direction, and knowing yours is vital Struggling to find your edge? Your point of difference? Want to stand out from the crowd? Here are three things that will help you find your way. With a shortage of chefs and massive competition, every new head chef and entrepreneur must struggle with the curve balls that this…
Ruben Koopman’s journey just keeps getting bigger. And now for the next installment… When it comes time to interview a chef like Ruben Koopman, I know the story is always going to be big. And his story is bigger than most. Poised to launch a whole new series of outlets in the Caribbean, Ruben as…
Hiring the right person has so long been hit and miss that it’s time a new system came along: this is it. 8 Words that represent your business. Genius and simple.
Some lessons I learned along the way, and a few stories of a past life, that still echoes in my subconscious every day.
The industry needs to change. Enormously. But with any big sector, change is too slow, and sporadic.
While the sizzle is enjoying a reformation, it will still have chef interviews, food industry pieces, and the odd opinion or chat piece. But reviews? I think not.
Tawnya Bahr delivers by going straight to the source. It’s a revelation. With growing business Straight To The Source firmly under her belt, Tawnya Bahr continues to uncover new opportunities and ways of providing that all important link between producers and market. It’s that paddock to plate connection with food’s provenance that has become vital to any…
For such a big hotel chain, opening the Hilton Port Moresby in time for the huge Asia/Pacific conference and getting the staff ready for an influx of international dignitaries was a big ask. Paul and Kirsten were up for it, and curious to see the land that’s been so under the radar for so long. Vertiginous green landscapes are just the beginning. Read on for how it played out:
Graeham Henderson ruminates on a big career, and pirate chefs. He’s leaping from his ship for a new start.
Shaun Quade nails it: Our colonial past is very young, and we’re slowly developing our identity – food culture comes from either high end or cooking from necessity.