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    Chefs Without Restaurants

    Join Chris Spear as he interviews food and beverage entrepreneurs who have built successful careers outside of traditional restaurant kitchens.

    From personal chefs, caterers, and food truck operators to cookbook authors, research chefs, and farmers, each guest has paved their own way in the culinary world. Through candid conversations, they share the challenges, lessons, and successes of creating a business on their own terms.

    With over 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry—including running his own personal chef business, Perfect Little Bites—Chris is dedicated to helping chefs and food entrepreneurs navigate their own unconventional paths in the industry.

    If you’re looking for inspiration, business insights, and real stories from those who have stepped beyond the restaurant world, this podcast is for you.

    🎧 New episodes available—subscribe now and start exploring the road less traveled in the culinary industry!

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    Caterer Sam Hefter Brings the Taco Party to the People Nov 30, 2020
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    On this week's Chefs Without Restaurants podcast, I speak with Sam Hefter, the chef and owner of Hefter Catering in Kansas City. Sam's catering business focuses on upscale taco bars. We talk about how he came up with that idea, and why he doesn’t think he’s going to expand beyond tacos. We get into the set up, overhead and profitability of his catering business, and also discuss doing tastings with clients.
    Sam is very open about how he started, and continues to run his business, and would love for people to reach out to him if they have any questions about starting their own catering business. He can be reached by email at heftercatering@gmail.com, and all of his social media links can be found below.
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    Exploring Gullah Geechee Cuisine with Chef Amethyst Ganaway Nov 23, 2020
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    In this episode of the Chefs Without Restaurants podcast, host Chris Spear welcomes Chef Amethyst Ganaway to discuss her culinary journey, which spans over a decade in both front-of-house and back-of-house roles. Amethyst shares her deep-rooted connection to Gullah Geechee cuisine, offering insights into how her heritage and upbringing in North Charleston, South Carolina, have shaped her approach to cooking and food writing.

    Episode Highlights:

    • Amethyst's Culinary Journey: From her upbringing in North Charleston to her current life in Albuquerque, Amethyst discusses how her experiences have influenced her culinary path. She explains the importance of distinguishing North Charleston from downtown Charleston and shares her observations on gentrification and its impact on local communities and food culture.
    • Gullah Geechee Cuisine: Amethyst delves into the rich history and traditions of Gullah Geechee cuisine, emphasizing the importance of preserving this unique culinary heritage. She discusses how her cultural background influences her cooking and why it's crucial to educate others about the political and social aspects of food.
    • The Politics of Food: The conversation takes a deep dive into the political nature of food, particularly concerning Black and Brown communities. Amethyst speaks about the challenges of navigating the food industry and the need for diverse voices in food media and writing. She also touches on her experiences with food writing and why it's essential for her to share her perspective, even if it means educating others along the way.
    • Future Aspirations: Although the pandemic has brought uncertainties, Amethyst talks about her future goals, including her interest in doing pop-ups and her recent opportunity with America's Test Kitchen. She reflects on her love for food, culture, and community and what she hopes to accomplish moving forward.

    You can find her work on her website Geechie Gordita, as well as in Food & Wine, Plate, Serious Eats, Garden & Gun and Eater.

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    On the Farm - A Discussion with Photographer Aliza Eliazarov About Heritage Breed Animals and Their Portraits Nov 16, 2020
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    On this week’s Chefs Without Restaurants podcast I have renowned photographer Aliza Eliazarov. On November 17, she has a book coming out called On the Farm: Heritage & Heralded Animal Breeds in Portraits and Stories. The book invites us to take a closer look at the animal breeds taking center stage on sustainable farms and homesteads. It’s equal parts fine art and field guide.

    Passion for documenting issues surrounding food and farming has driven her work, and led to numerous projects, publications, exhibitions, and awards, most notably shooting cover stories for Modern Farmer magazine.

    She has a BS in natural resources management and engineering, a master's degree in both creative arts in education and elementary education, and is a graduate of the photo journalism and documentary photography program at the International Center of Photography.

    We discuss:

    · her new book

    · her process for photographing farm animals

    · biodiversity and why heritage breeds are important

    · the pros of eating heritage breed animals over commercial breeds

    · animal domestication

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    Vietnamese-American Chef Tu David Phu Talks About His Upbringing, His E-Commerce Food Store, and What Community Means to Him Nov 09, 2020
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    On the podcast this week, I have chef Tu David Phu. Tu is a first generation Vietnamese-American, born and raised in Oakland, California. You might know him from season 15 of the Bravo Tv show Top Chef. He’s also a San Francisco Chronicle Rising Star Chef.

    Tu uses the medium of food as a vessel for meaningful work like cooking with incarcerated men in San Quentin, and being a community ambassador in Oakland, working with Asian Health Services and the Oakland Asian Cultural Center.

    We discuss his upbringing, and what life was like for his family, coming to the United States after enduring two wars. Tu dealt with food insecurity, struggled with identity, and experienced some confusion around the foods that he ate growing up. We talk about Vietnamese restaurants, how he got into cooking professionally, and touch on his experience on Top Chef.

    You can find cooking tutorials on his website cheftu.com, and he’s also started an E-commerce shop called Tumami Spices where you can order kimchi, pho kits, Asian snacks, spice blends and more.
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    A Conversation with Pastry Chef Kate Holowchik of Lionheart Confections Nov 02, 2020
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    This week I speak with pastry chef, and self-proclaimed culinary renegade Kate Holowchik. After working her way through some of Boston's eclectic kitchens, she's now finding her personal voice with the launch of Lionheart Confections. Her desserts are a mix of the refined, with a touch of nostalgia.

    We discuss:

    • empowering your staff
    • standing up for yourself
    • toxic work environments
    • food as intellectual property
    • pop-ups

    and so much more

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    Mr. Bake - Talking About Sweets, Cooking on TV and Representation in the Food Media Oct 26, 2020
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    This week I speak with Kareem Queeman, better known as Mr. Bake. He’s the owner and operator of Mr. Bake Sweets, a small dessert studio located in Largo, MD. He’s been baking for 20+ years.

    In the years that Mr. Bake Sweets has operated, he's done a few television appearances on Food Network, Fox, ABC, and Discovery Family. He's also a 2020 Business of Pride honoree by the Washington Business Journal. Mr. Bake prides himself on diversity, inclusivity, community outreach and always making the world a better place, one cake at a time.

    We discuss:

    · how he got onto cooking TV shows

    · representation, especially for chefs of color, and those in the LGBTQ community

    · branding

    · taking your business to the next level

    · baking with cake mixes and using scales

    · so much more…
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    25 Years at Crook's Corner Restaurant - A Conversation with Chef Bill Smith Oct 19, 2020
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    On the show this week, I have chef Bill Smith. Bill was the chef at Crook’s Corner in Chapel Hill, North Carolina for 25 years, before retiring in January 2019. I wanted to talk to Bill about his time working at Crook’s Corner, and what he plans to do now that he’s retired. Bill’s always been an activist. Many of his employees at the restaurant were from Mexico, and have become like family to Bill. He’s been talking about immigration, and trying to find ways to support those former employees. Mexico has become one of his favorite places to travel to.

    We also talk about food. From his Atlantic Beach Pie, to the famous Shrimp & Grits that Crook’s Corner helped put on the map. Bill has authored two cookbooks, been nominated for a number of James Beard awards (and won one), and was the owner of the Cat’s Cradle music venue.

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    Discussing the State of the Catering and Personal Chef Industries with Chef Brendon Hudson of Liliahna Catering Oct 12, 2020
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    On the podcast this week I have chef Brendon Hudson. He’s owner and chef of Liliahna catering company. Brendon was recently voted Best Chef by Baltimore Magazine’s readers poll.

    We discuss the state of the catering and personal chef business, the rise of the micro-wedding, the Thumbtack platform and more.

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    Chef Kimberly Schaub Discusses Being a Research and Development Chef, and Kitchen Culture Oct 05, 2020
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    On the podcast this week I have chef Kimberly Schaub. She’s spent much of her culinary career in the research and development field, working for companies like Beecher’s Handmade Cheese and Bulletproof 360. She also spent some time with the Modernist Cuisine team, and contributed to their book Modernist Cuisine at Home. Currently, she’s doing business development for Griffith Foods. She also has a website, and podcast, called Peas on Moss.

    We discuss:

    · Getting into the culinary R&D field

    · Knowing when it’s time to move on

    · Growing your staff

    · The “yes chef” mentality

    · and much more

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    Charging For Your Services, Content Creation and So Much More - A Discussion with Chef Justin Khanna part 2 Sep 28, 2020
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    This is part 2 of a discussion I had with chef Justin Khanna. If you haven't listened to part 1 yet, I suggest listening to it first, as this episode jumps right into the middle of our discussion. On the podcast this week I have chef Justin Khanna. He's the co-founder of Voyager's Table, a bespoke event production company. He’s also the host of The Repertoire Podcast (formerly The Emulsion podcast), and has a YouTube channel that has more than 20,000 subscribers. Justin spent a number of years working in, and staging in, some of the best restaurants in the world including Per Se, Grace, Noma and Frantzen. This is part one of our interview. Part two will be released next.
    We discuss the transition from restaurant cooking to the personal chef & event business. We talk about staging, content creation, podcasts & YouTube. Justin and I also get into pop-ups, charging for your services, and best practices from the world’s best chefs.

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