by Alex Cheser Gastronomy student Alex Cheser shares his experiences from last weekend’s event While the crowd might not have outnumbered the one at the Boston IKEA on a Saturday in September, the very first Smörgåbord Nordic Food Festival debuted with great success. The event is one of many new efforts by The Scandinavian Cultural […]
by Carlos C. Olaechea Every month, Beacon Hill Partners sponsors a Startup Stir event that brings in different professionals to offer advice to individuals considering starting their own business. On Thursday, September 18th, the evening was all about food as a panel of seasoned professionals offered their insights on starting a food business at Workbar in […]
by Kimi Ceridon Soil, not to be confused with dirt, is the life blood of a garden. Dirt is dead and lifeless, but within soil, it is a complex, living ecosystem that keeps plants healthy. Nutrition for vegetables comes from the soil. Having healthy soil is important to an edible garden, but, if you are […]
by Kimi Ceridon Just when it seemed winter wasn’t going to give up without a fight, the thermometer finally bounced above the freezing mark. After a few false starts, it looks like it is going to finally stay there too. The days are getting longer and the sun is reaching higher in the sky. As […]
Ever wonder what being a Gastronomy student is like? Unfortunately there is no easy answer, we all approach it a little differently. Some of us are full time students, but most are part time; some work as interns, while others maintain full time careers; many students are from far away, but some are Massachusetts natives […]