So much swiping. So much scrolling. So much insta-negativity and sad-face book. The Chef Works team is on a mission to weed out the sad and bring the happy. That’s why we scan social media each week and pick three feel-good stories about the culinary and hospitality industries that give us the warm and fuzzies.FIND OUT MORE |

Chef Works is committed to supporting our community by providing important and relevant news through our media channels. Here are some links and resources we thought you’d find important. HAPPENING NOW It’s so easy to get sucked into the negative with all that is happening in the world. But, to quote Delores Abernathy, (yes, thisFIND OUT MORE |

Garlic: It’s not just for annoying vampires. Potent and pungent, garlic is a staple of nearly every cuisine thanks to its versatility and – perhaps most famously – its aromatics. “That smell is one of the best smells I can remember,” said Chef Marcus Twilegar. Twilegar opted for garlic as his go-to ingredient in thisFIND OUT MORE |

To our friends and partners, As we continue to navigate these uncertain times together, I would like to update you on how Chef Works has been responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on us all. We have received many requests for masks and have taken each submission, email, text and direct message toFIND OUT MORE |

Is your screen time up 700% this week? Looking for some positive stories, but getting bogged down thumbing through all of the negative ones? Fear not. Chef Works has you covered. We’re all about lights at the end of tunnels, silver linings and feel-good stories that feed the soul. Our team has gathered up someFIND OUT MORE |

“In Their Own Words …” grants a forum to chefs to discuss issues in and out of the kitchen that are important to them. If you’re interested in submitting a topic, email kgemmell@chefworks.com Every chef, every line cook and every caterer has a COVID-19 story. Each is important and unique to them. The Chef WorksFIND OUT MORE |

Chef Works is committed to supporting our community by providing important and relevant news through our media channels. Here are some links and resources we thought you’d find important. HAPPENING NOW The country isn’t quite set to re-open yet, but preliminary discussions have begun. We’re thinking the world might look a little different for theFIND OUT MORE |

Chef Works is committed to supporting our community by providing important and relevant news through our media channels. Here are some links and resources we thought you’d find important. HAPPENING NOW Restaurants have had to pivot drastically in the last month. For some, that meant closing the doors and hoping to ride out the storm.FIND OUT MORE |

Over and over we’ve seen how times of strife can bring out the very best in the culinary and hospitality communities. Despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, stories of hope, faith and unwavering compassion have risen above the fear and united the community. Eager to continue helping those who are helping others, Chef WorksFIND OUT MORE |

The blessing and the curse of social media is that it can give you whatever feels you want, whenever you want them. If you want serious news, it’s there. If you want puppies and kittens playing together, you can get that too. And if you want the negative, it’s not hard to find – especiallyFIND OUT MORE |