In the small farming village of Jamaica, a country where "No Woman No Cry" originated and there is “Nuff Respect,” Leisa’s story began. The post From The Farm To The Boardroom: Leisa Bryant’s Leadership Journey appeared first on Hospitality News ..read more

During Lisa Zeitel’s vacation celebrating her retirement amid the azure waters of Greece, Lisa fell head over heels for black garlic. The post Discovering Black Garlic appeared first on Hospitality News ..read more

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Northwell Health chefs and a registered dietitian turned it into an award-winning dish. The post What Would You Do With Beets, Monkfish, and Prunes? appeared first on Hospitality News ..read more

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Chef Taylor DiBiase is enjoying the sweet taste of victory from cooking competitions she’s participated in with the assistance of the ACF’s Long Island chapter. The post A Sweet Future for Young ACF Chef appeared first on Hospitality News ..read more

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The largest group of students participated in this year’s Culinary Institute of New York at Monroe College scholarship competition. The post Giving the Next Generation a Strong Start appeared first on Hospitality News ..read more

By Alexandra Zendrian Nancy Kombert has been in the culinary field for more than 20 years. She’s a certified executive chef who has owned and operated a restaurant on the south shore of Long Island. She’s also the newest President of the American Culinary Federation (ACF) Long Island chapter. The industry is “in my blood,” Kombert said. Her father owned a country club and the chef there was a second father to her. Kombert has been part of the ACF since she was in high school. In her new role as President, Kombert hopes to make the Long Island chapter “more cohesive” and to offer more opportuni ..read more

From Humble Beginnings to Legendary Status In 1888, a small deli by the name of Iceland Brothers was established on Ludlow Street in New York’s Lower East Side by the Iceland brothers. Upon the arrival of Willy Katz in 1903, the name of the store was officially changed to “Iceland & Katz.” Willy’s cousin Benny joined him in 1910, buying out the Iceland brothers to officially form Katz’s Delicatessen. Their landsman Harry Tarowsky bought into the partnership in April 1917. Katz’s Deli was moved across the street, to its present location, during the construction of the subway system. The vac ..read more