General Mills Foodservice announces the winners in its 2020 Neighborhood to Nation Recipe Contest, an annual contest that celebrates independent restaurants and food trucks, their one-of-a-kind dishes and the vital role they play in our communities. The 20 winners, which include family and neighborhood restaurants, food trucks and caterers from across the country, will each receive $5,000 in cash, marketing support and the chance to be named the “People’s Choice” Grand Prize Winner for an additional $5,000 donation for a local food bank charity.
The 2020 Neighborhood to Nation Recipe Contest Winners are:
Black Magnolia Southern Patisserie Entrant: Veneé Pawlowski Greensboro, North Carolina Recipe: Bourbon Banoffee Pecan Cinnamon Rolls |
Madigan’s Pub & Grille Entrant: Chris Nelson Maple Lake, Minnesota Recipe: Ragin' Cajun Pizza |
Brown Butter and Southern Kitchen Bar Entrant: Dayne Womax New Orleans, Louisiana Recipe: Nashville Hot Chicken & Waffle |
My Favorite Things Food Truck Entrant: Lea Ann Macrery Jeffersonville, Vermont Recipe: Caramel Topped Pumpkin Cheesecake Brownie |
Corner Café Entrant: Stephanie Cook Orange, Massachusetts Recipe: Maple Brownie Cakes with Candied Bacon |
Nutcracker Family Restaurant Entrant: Nancy Butcher Pataskala, Ohio Recipe: King of Rock & Roll Ice Cream Cake |
Coyote Moon Grille Entrant: Adam Meyer St. Cloud, Minnesota Recipe: Southern Fried Chicken Sandwich w Raspberry Chipotle Sauce |
Southerleigh Fine Food and Brew Entrant: Aaron Juvera San Antonio, Texas Recipe: Fried Pork Cheddar Sammie with Apple Caramel |
Daisy’s Lunchbox Café & Bakery Entrant: Suzanne Raiford Searcy, Arkansas Recipe: Peach Praline Galettes |
Southerleigh Haute South Entrant: JC Rodriguez San Antonio, Texas Recipe: Jalapeño Cheddar Holes with Charred Sweet Scallion Butter |
Danutella’s Corner Entrant: Danuta Rybak Rego Park, New York Recipe: Mushroom Latke Burger |
Sugar Rush Baking Company LLC Entrant: Natasha Huhn Summit, Mississippi Recipe: Berry Chantilly Napoleons |
Elite Sweets by Nicole Entrant: Nicole Amey Tatamy, Pennsylvania Recipe: Mulled Cider Muffins |
The Little Farmer LLC Entrant: Jill Daleiden Malone, Wisconsin Recipe: Pumpkin Snickerdoodles |
Huya Craft Coffee Entrant: Kily LaGarde Youngsville, Louisiana Recipe: Boudin Pastry Tarts |
Union Straw Entrant: Dan Lane Foxboro, Massachusetts Recipe: Honey Hot Buttermilk Biscuit Slider |
Jennings & Co. Entrant: Peter Jennings Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Recipe: Slip “Sliders” Away |
Upper West Entrant: Nick Shipp Santa Monica, California Recipe: Slow & Low Braised Pork Curried Crepes with Mango Salsa |
Jetties Bagels Entrant: George Blanchette Ipswich, Massachusetts Recipe: Mulled Apple Cider Bagels |
Victoria’s Sugar Shack Entrant: Victoria Poe Kingman, Arizona Recipe: Sugar Shack’s Coffee Cake |
Three Tomatoes Catering developed and launched an original event and wedding catering online booking solution for both food deliveries and special events. This online booking solution allows clients to personalize the menu and other catering elements as well as event plan and pay online with ease and convenience.
For fully staffed events, the main benefits of our catering online booking solution are:
- Lower Prices: Lower Menu Prices + Lower Admin Fee Charges + Lower Deposit
- Reliability: our solution is tried and true and is based on decades of experience in the hospitality field
- Efficiency: it fits special events and weddings spending much less time in back-and -forth emails and phone-calls
- Convenience/User-Friendliness: here, you will find a clear step-by-step process to plan your own event online & the fun of creative ALL-INCLUSIVE MENU PACKAGES
- Full Customer-Care Assistance: after booking online our food & service catering one of our Service Managers will contact you to confirm and finalize every detail and handle other special requests. We will assist you from the moment of your online booking until the day of your event. And please feel free to contact our Customer Care Team if you need further information about and support with your event online booking/ordering.
Elior North America has named Jay Nayak as the culinary management company’s chief information officer.
Nayak brings more than 23 years of experience working within global organizations in the technology, logistics and supply chain functions to her role. Her passion for technology, strong business acumen and collaborative approach have produced a proven record of developing solutions, improving visibility and tracking, and increasing accountability within technology teams. She has a history of adding value and improving net profits for organizations by improving operational efficiencies and restructuring policies and procedures where needed, while maintaining a strong focus on customer service.
Presidio Trust and Wedgewood Weddings & Events have entered into a master leasing partnership for the operations of several of the Presidio of San Francisco’s iconic venues; the Golden Gate Club, the Chapel of Our Lady and the Log Cabin. Wedgewood Weddings & Events will lease the buildings and provide full-service events management including catering. Since the Presidio closed as a US Army base and became a national park site in 1994, thousands of people have enjoyed special experiences like weddings, reunions, and corporate meetings in these venues, with sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay. Previously, the US Army had used them in a similar capacity.
Wedgewood Weddings & Events is a family-owned business that currently leases and operates forty-three facilities from coast to coast, 28 of them in California. No stranger to park-settings, their California venues include the meticulously restored Jefferson Street Mansion in Historic Benicia, the University Club at UC Irvine, and Redwood Canyon, a municipal golf course owned by the East Bay Regional Park District. The largest independent event management firm in the country, their clients include golf courses, hotels, and unique event space owners.