Dennis Nosko
My love of exotic foods
started while living in sunny Turkey where freshly picked produce
was rushed to the local bazaar, lamb was prepared in every way imaginable, and
fresh seafood
from the Mediterranean or Black Sea were just hours out of the water. I saw food
in a whole new
light, and after arriving home decided to embark on a career in the culinary
arts. I attended Spokane
Community College in Spokane, Washington and received an A. O. S. degree in
Culinary Arts 1979.
After training under Swiss chef Felix Zollinger at the Historic Davenport Hotel,
I became a Sous Chef
and later Executive Chef at "The Ivy" (re-creation of the famous Ivy in London's
theatre district).
Later at the St. Regis Cafe, I brought in fresh seafood from all over the
country and offered 20 to 30 selections that changed daily. In 1990 I decided to go back to school
and attended
Johnson & Wales University in Providence, RI where I received an A. A. S. degree
in
Culinary Arts (with Highest Honors), 1991.
Since that time I have worked at "Lucky's" (currently Al Forno), Providence, RI.,
The Rainbow Room
in Rockefeller Center, New York, NY., and Windmill Point Resort & Marina on the
Chesapeake Bay in
White Stone, VA. I came to Greater Boston in 1994 working as an Executive
Chef at Skipjacks in Harvard Square, & Brookline Village. Later I worked
for Back Bay Restaurant Group at Charley's, Joe's American Bar & Grill, Boston,
and Hillary's Restaurant in Wayland, MA. During the start-up phase of our
business I was an
Event Chef for Calla Lily Caterers, Cambridge, MA.
Christine Robinson
I learned to appreciate a variety of foods as a young child. My parents,
especially my father,
introduced me to a wide range of ethnic and exotic dishes, and made it a game to
try new things.
We traveled many places in the US and I was always encouraged to absorb the
local flavors
of regional cuisine--grits in Georgia, grouper & langoustines in the Florida
Keys, and antelope & buffalo from the South Dakota plains.
After graduating from Western Michigan University with a degree in
Communication, I moved out
east and eventually met Dennis... our relationship grew, and from a mutual
interest in all types of
cuisines we built A Fresh Endeavor. As a self-taught chef I have worked to adapt
classic cuisine
to lower-fat versions & concentrated on authenticating ethnic cuisine &
ingredients.
For five years we have worked together to make
A Fresh Endeavor
one of the premier personal chef operations in New England
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A Fresh Endeavor Personal Chef Service- Serving All of Greater Boston
and Several Neighboring Communities in Eastern Massachusetts
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