The Georgia Department of Education School Nutrition Division is excited to announce the 7th annual Student Chef Competition.
The competition consists of two parts: recipe development and recipe cooking demonstration/replication.
The Fueling Georgia’s Future Student Chef Competition is designed to encourage students to engage with School Nutrition Professionals and learn about the process of planning, sourcing, and preparing school meals. Students have the opportunity to demonstrate their culinary skills in a competitive environment while gaining valuable knowledge in recipe development, food preparation, teamwork, and local food systems. The competition aims to stimulate interest in locally produced foods in School Nutrition Programs. The recipes will feature Georgia grown ingredients. The results are nutritious, student-inspired recipes that include local foods and are easily incorporated into school meals.
To learn more, please visit: https://snp.gadoe.org/
There is a competition overview, recipe template, taste test forms, scoring rubrics, curriculum connections, and lessons available through the above link.
Deadline to Register is January 13, 2023
Complete Steps 1-11 by January 20, 2023
Complete Steps 12-15 by February 3, 2023
The registration process will be rolling registration so that Team Advisors can begin registering in October 2022 but no later than January 13, 2023. Don’t delay; get started today. Team Advisors can request a user ID and password for the competition website by emailing [email protected]. To best support teams, please ensure all emails include Student Chef 2023, Advisor Name, and School District.
If you have any questions, please contact Culinary Specialists: Michael DuBose [email protected]
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My name is Aroneysa Braxton-Harris and I have been teaching for 25 years. I taught in Arkansas for 4 prior to moving to Georgia. While in Georgia I have taught Early Childhood Education at Cedar Grove High School for 21 years. I was Teacher of the Year at Cedar Grove High School in 2010 and a member of the CTAE LEAD class of 2019. I teach my class as a project based course. My students love creating their child abuse movies, holiday cakes, puppet shows, and earning certifications. My FCCLA members advanced to national competition every year from 2010-2020. I am a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.