Sentence examples for culinary organization from inspiring English sources
Reversing course, city education officials said on Monday that a well-regarded culinary organization that recruits professional chefs to prepare school lunches could continue doing so when the new year begins next week.
To Sip a Beer, or Two Dozen On Sept. 30 from 1 to 4 p.m., Slow Food U.S.A., a culinary organization, and the Craft Brewers Guild will hold a tasting of more than two dozen American regional beers, with food from places like D'Artagnan and Tom Cat Bakery, at the Puck Building, 295 Lafayette Street Houston Streett).
Tasting Wines From Friuli Slow Food, an educational culinary organization, will hold a tasting of some 100 white wines from the Friuli region of Italy, with a buffet of Greenmarket produce, on May 7 from 3 to 8 p.m. at the Puck Building, 295 Lafayette Street Houston Streett).
The foundation, one of the major culinary organizations in the United States, commemorates the noted cookbook author and educator James Beard.
Slow Food, the international nonprofit culinary educational organization founded by Mr. Farinetti's longtime friend Carlo Petrini, is a consulting adviser to Eataly, though it receives no direct financial gain.
A Day of Apples On Saturday, Slow Food, an international culinary educational organization, is sponsoring events about apples at the Union Square Greenmarket and at Union Square Wine and Spirits, 33 Union Square West.
The culinary establishment embraced PieLab.
More than 100 organizations, from culinary schools to TV ministries, expressed interest in the free 217-acre property along the Connecticut River, which its owners value at about $20 million.
The festival has always been adept not just at showing off the region's diverse musical (as well as culinary) culture, but also at organization.
The organization will hold culinary students to high standards of conduct, including using regular drug testing to ensure sobriety.
Nevada's largest labor organization, the powerful Culinary Union, will not offer an endorsement before the state's Democratic caucuses next month, a reversal from 2008, when a bitter fight emerged over its backing.
