Chef of Chef Works: Luke Johnson

A fine dining extraordinaire, Chef Luke Johnson has made his mark in some of the most storied kitchens around the world, including mega-respected Alinea in Chicago and Los Angeles’ Melisse. Returning to San Diego, Chef Luke has a devoted fan base of foodie friends, so it was all the more exciting when craft distillery CutwaterFIND OUT MORE |

Chef of the Month: Chip Miller

Leaving the hoops to Jordan, Culinary Director Chip Miller spends his time searing up some epic meats at Chicago’s famed Michael Jordan’s Steakhouse. A pioneer in “steakmanship,” Chip’s kitchen ethos focuses on creating a personalized experience for each guest, while utilizing seasonal ingredients, pure bold flavors, and authentic hospitality that elevates the classic steakhouse experience,FIND OUT MORE |

Chef Works Mad Libs: Chef Massimo Capra

During our busy 2017 Catalog Shoot, we had a little extra time to sit down with celebrity chef and restaurant consultant, Chef Massimo Capra! Chalked full of wisdom and “food for thought”, Chef Capra has all the answers. Check out the October installment of your newest favorite series, Chef Mad Libs!

Chef of Chef Works: Fred Piehl

Each month we feature a Chef of Chef Works. If you’re a fan of Chef Works gear and are interested in being featured, email marketing@chefworks.com. Pictured above is our September 2017 CoCW, Chef Fred Piehl, photographed in his Hartford Chef Coat.  Inspired by his European Farm-to-Table upbringing and culinary training at Le Cordon Bleu Paris,FIND OUT MORE |

Chef of the Month: Barry Schneider

    Each month we feature a Chef of Chef Works. If you’re a fan of Chef Works gear and are interested in being featured, email marketing@chefworks.com. Pictured above is our September 2017 CoCW, Chef Berry Schneider, photographed in his Lyss V-Series Chef Coat. Chef Barry Schneider is betting on a win. This San Diego-based chef helmsFIND OUT MORE |

Culinary Trends 2017

Put away the bacon, because culinary experts claim that 2017 is the year of the vegetable. From seaweed to cauliflower, healthier ingredients are heavily featured in today’s top entrees. That’s not to say that 2017 will all be health food however – sprinkles are a big deal this year. Whether you favor Japanese cuisine orFIND OUT MORE |