It’s been a busy month at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine. The students have completed the six-hour final practical cooking exam, as well as the international exam comprising culinary arts, food safety and food preparation. We are patting ourselves on our backs to be at this stage of the course, considering how disruptive the year has been.
Read MoreQ&A with past student of Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine, Sarah Farrington.
Read MoreThat time of the year’ has arrived and we are working at private as well as corporate functions, of all sizes. There’s a joyful energy in the air. We have our first few festive functions this week and before we close, we, as a school, are travelling to the Cape for our annual trip that will be filled with many wine-estate visits as well as interesting and exciting ‘must sees’. It’s a really busy time for us all.
Read MoreIt is always such a privilege for me to be invited to attend the student graduation at the Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine. Jackie Cameron puts her all into making sure her students graduate with all the necessary skills required to work as a chef.
Read MoreWith 26 internationally judged distinctions, our graduation a couple of weeks back was testament to the high standard we demand at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine. The graduates have all been employed, and I am confident that they are well prepared for their chosen careers in the demanding, yet exciting, culinary industry.
Read MoreIf you think microgreens are merely a garnish on your plate, think again. These tiny sprouts pack a powerful nutrient punch and should be included in your meals. Our diet requires an adequate amount of macro-nutrients (those needed in large amounts), micro-nutrients (those needed in smaller amounts), and of course food which contains antioxidants and phytonutrients, as these are important to keep your immune system strong.
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