A Meal for a Great Cause! The event “A Delightful Lunch with Chef Jessie” shall feature dishes prepared by the students of the Manila Institute for Culinary Arts and Residential Services (MICARS) under the coaching of Chef Jessie Sincioco. (To know more about Chef Jessie, please click http://www.chefjessie.com/about-us) This is the culminating activity … Read more
“Learn how to cook, try new recipes, learn from your mistakes, be fearless, and above all have fun”-Julia Child Enroll now and let’s discover the CHEF in you!!!
Support our Lunch for a Cause project by dining with us! This is the mid-year culinary function of the scholars of Manila Institute for Culinary Arts and Residential Services or MICARS, a school dedicated to the development of marginalized members of our society through skills training, Christian work ethic and values formation for assured employment in hospitality service … Read more
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Rosé is the term for pink-colored wine produced from the skin contact method, a process where grapes are crushed and left in contact with its skin no longer than twenty hours. When the skin is left to sit longer with the must (pressed grape juice), the result is a more intense color and stronger flavor. Hence, rosé is light to the taste and non-intoxicating.
Spain has produced one of the wittiest and perhaps wisest literary figures of all time, Don Quixote de la Mancha of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. From him, we heard this rich paradox: The truth may be stretched thin, but it never breaks, and it always surfaces above lies, as oil floats on water.
MICARS recognizes the tremendous growth in the international food service industry over the last few years. And to keep up to its name of being one of the top culinary schools in the Philippines, MICARS continuously invites leading chefs and resource speakers who are experts in the various fields of the food and beverage services industry to give lectures and cooking demonstrations.
Have you ever wondered why food items cooked in a pressure cooker cooks faster than when they were placed in sauce pans? For instance, when you boil potatoes in a pan, they take 20-30 minutes to cook. But boil them in a pressure cooker, and they will be ready in 4 to 5 minutes.
