Published April 14, 2012, 04:19 PM
Student cooks get professional advice
Cedric Ellingson, a co-owner of Bo’s n Mine in River Falls, brought a restaurant owner’s perspective to Hudson High School’s Beginning Chefs class.
- Student Alez Neu serves burger to restaurant owner Cedric Ellingson and teacher Kris Karlson
Student Alez Neu waited for the reaction to his burger from restaurant owner Cedric Ellingson and teacher Kris Karlson. Submitted photo
Cedric Ellingson, a co-owner of Bo’s n Mine in River Falls, brought a restaurant owner’s perspective to Hudson High School’s Beginning Chefs class. During Ellingson’s visit, students were challenged to come up with a new recipe for hamburgers using a variety of spices, condiments and cheeses.
Ellingson, along with a fellow teacher, Kris Karlson, and a cook from the restaurant judged the burgers on presentation, flavor, and sanitary practices during preparation.
The class is taught by Sylvia M. Strom, Family and Consumer Education teacher.
Tags: business, education, food
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