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HMGT 1102 / Section 7404
Professor John Richard Akana
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Anna Nurse Memo
Kervin Mathieu NYCCT Intro To Food And Beverage Management Professor Akana 12/15/11 Anna Nurse The chef for the Anna Nurse Workshop which I attended was Michael Ayoub. He’s the owner as well as the chef of Fornino’s. Fornino’s is located … Continue reading
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Where I’m From…
Where I’m From, we eat Soup Joumou. Soup Joumou is mostly based on a winter squash which is eaten on New Years day (Jan 1st).The slices of squash are simmered in a sauce pan along with potatoes, beef, vegetables (carrots, … Continue reading
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Carrots – Brooklyn Borough Hall Green Market
A green market is nothing new to me at all. With my mom going for nothing but the freshest products, food has always tasted that much better.Once there i remembered why I loved going so much. Carrots. The vegetable that … Continue reading
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