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<strong>Indiana</strong>’s Cookin’ to ‘Kick it Up’ this year<br />
By MARGARET HARPER<br />
mharper@indianagazette.net<br />
Ready for a fast-paced evening of<br />
culinary excitement?<br />
Want to sample some delicious<br />
cuisine, learn professional techniques<br />
… and help a good cause?<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong>’s Cookin’ show promises<br />
all that, according to Debbie<br />
Palmer, marketing director at The<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong>.<br />
With a theme of “Kick It Up!” <strong>Indiana</strong>’s<br />
Cookin’, brought to you by<br />
The <strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong>, will feature<br />
six “up-and-coming chefs” from<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> University of Pennsylvania’s<br />
Academy of Culinary Arts.<br />
The chefs will show their skills in<br />
an energetic demonstration while<br />
the audience learns to apply professional<br />
techniques in their own<br />
kitchen, said Palmer.<br />
The annual show will also feature<br />
the academy’s executive chef,<br />
Albert Wutsch, as well as longtime<br />
favorite Diane Wagoner, of the<br />
food and nutrition department at<br />
IUP, with her interns.<br />
The show is at 6:30 p.m. March<br />
27 in Toretti Auditorium at the Kovalchick<br />
Convention and Athletic<br />
Complex.<br />
Doors open at 5 p.m., with vendors<br />
and concessions by Aramark<br />
at the Kick It Up Café.<br />
All proceeds benefit the <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
County Community Action Program’s<br />
food bank.<br />
This year’s format strays from<br />
that of the last two years, when the<br />
show was a competition between<br />
three local chefs who were judged<br />
by the audience. This show will instead<br />
feature six academy students,<br />
who will prepare an appetizer,<br />
entrée and dessert for the<br />
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first half of the show, lasting about<br />
an hour.<br />
“All of the action is going to happen<br />
at once,” Palmer said.<br />
As the students are preparing the<br />
meal, Wutsch and Wagoner will interact<br />
with them and the audience.<br />
The audience will learn professional<br />
techniques that can be applied<br />
to cooking in the home.<br />
“It’s almost like teaching a man<br />
to fish,” Palmer said. “People will<br />
walk away with a wealth of knowledge.”<br />
The new format may at first<br />
seem a bit disjointed to the audience,<br />
Palmer said. While students<br />
are cooking, the audience will<br />
learn the technical terms. Once the<br />
food is prepared, Wagoner and<br />
Wutsch will review the recipes at<br />
each station. And throughout, the<br />
audience can follow along with<br />
their own recipe copies.<br />
Before the show, there will be a<br />
special drawing that participants<br />
may choose to enter for special<br />
treatment during the show. Six<br />
winners will be seated at tables at<br />
the front of the venue and will receive<br />
“black tie, white glove” service.<br />
Three will sample the appetizer,<br />
and the other three, dessert.<br />
Everyone in the audience will get<br />
a taste of the entrée. The menu for<br />
the evening is an appetizer of panseared<br />
spice crusted salmon, and<br />
shrimp with pineapple and orange<br />
Grand Marnier gastrique and salt<br />
and pepper asparagus.<br />
The entrée is pepper pot stew<br />
with cheesy polenta, and the<br />
dessert is strawberry and orange<br />
trifle with vanilla genoise cake and<br />
sabayon sauce with whipped<br />
cream and candied orange peel.<br />
As always, everyone will receive a<br />
gift bag with promotional items<br />
and a 20<strong>12</strong> Kick It Up! Cookbook.<br />
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The second half of the show will<br />
include Ask the Chef, prize drawings<br />
— with a grand prize of a professional<br />
chef’s kit donated by the<br />
academy — and a sneak preview of<br />
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The venue this year is Toretti Auditorium<br />
at the Kovalchick Complex<br />
in White Township.<br />
With the change comes “comfortable<br />
seating” and a “state of the<br />
art audio and visual sound system,”<br />
Palmer said.<br />
The IUP media department will<br />
record and film the show.<br />
Also in a different format this<br />
year is Candemonium, in which<br />
sculptures are erected from<br />
canned food.<br />
While in the past, this has been a<br />
competition among fraternities<br />
and sororities from IUP, this year, it<br />
is a collaborative effort throughout<br />
the entire Greek community,<br />
Palmer said.<br />
Members had the opportunity to<br />
sign up for whatever role they desired,<br />
from fundraising to building<br />
the sculptures.<br />
“We’re letting them tap into what<br />
comes naturally for them,” Palmer<br />
said.<br />
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We are hoping their joint efforts<br />
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The new format also includes a<br />
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I am really looking forward to<br />
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My passion for food began<br />
when I was very young. I grew up<br />
in the “era” where eating out in<br />
restaurants was a special occasion<br />
and “eating in” was family<br />
time.<br />
We all helped cook, set the table<br />
(yes ... we ate at a table) and clean<br />
up.<br />
We didn’t always have a gourmet<br />
meal but we didn’t starve either.<br />
In fact we ate well enough that I<br />
remember when our whole family<br />
was on a “diet”… and not the<br />
healthy kind!<br />
Thus one of my reasons for<br />
studying and teaching about how<br />
we can eat well — and still like it.<br />
Since becoming employed at<br />
IUP 19 years ago, I have taught a<br />
wide range of classes on food, nutrition<br />
and management.<br />
I have a particular interest in<br />
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My favorite approach to teaching<br />
about nutrition is conducting<br />
food demonstrations on simple<br />
dishes that feature common ingredients,<br />
are low in cost and, of<br />
course, are tasty.<br />
Eating and cooking well isn’t as<br />
hard as some people think. Sometimes<br />
I think we forget that food is<br />
not the enemy.<br />
It is something we need and we<br />
should enjoy it.<br />
As a registered dietitian, I also<br />
supervise interns enrolled in the<br />
nutrition education component<br />
of IUP’s dietetic internship program.<br />
While my job is to provide guidance<br />
and support, I learn from<br />
them continuously. They are very<br />
creative and enthusiastic — and<br />
energetic.<br />
Their involvement with this<br />
show is a great way for them to<br />
learn firsthand what it takes to<br />
manage such an event.<br />
Additionally it is a great community<br />
service opportunity.<br />
Every year they comment on<br />
the reward of such an experience.<br />
There has never been a time<br />
where I haven’t been interested<br />
in some aspect of food, whether<br />
it be related to health or just simple<br />
food preparation … and eating<br />
the end product, of course.<br />
But the involvement in <strong>Indiana</strong>’s<br />
Cookin’ is much more.<br />
It is a great opportunity for the<br />
IUP community to link with the<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> community as we work<br />
toward raising money for <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
County’s food bank.<br />
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AMBER MOGLE<br />
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and Nutrition program at <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
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education is important to her, and<br />
she has maintained a 4.0 gradepoint<br />
average with her classes at<br />
IUP.<br />
Mogle feels her<br />
time spent in the<br />
restaurant industry,<br />
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and keep it off for more than five<br />
years. This weight loss not only directed<br />
her interest toward food<br />
and nutrition, but has positively<br />
changed her life. She is hoping to<br />
complete both her dietetic internship<br />
and master’s degree this year.<br />
She would like to become a registered<br />
dietitian in a clinical setting<br />
and eventually obtain her Ph.D.<br />
BECKY WESS<br />
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Tom and Mary Ann Wess, of Sidman.<br />
She holds a bachelor’s degree<br />
in dietetics from IUP and is a dietetic<br />
intern. She has always been<br />
interested in food and nutrition<br />
and got really involved when she<br />
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BECKY WESS<br />
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While there, she fell in love with<br />
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and her fiance.<br />
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KELLY SUTTER<br />
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school. She<br />
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of Science degree<br />
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dietetics from<br />
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and is a dietetic<br />
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TEMI<br />
APOSTOLAROS<br />
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she also loves to eat treats such<br />
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ELYSE JOHNS<br />
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She originally entered college interested<br />
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the course of her freshman year<br />
she became more interested in<br />
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switching her major, her interest in<br />
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After completing her internship,<br />
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She plans to work in a hospital, focusing<br />
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BRITTANY MELLEN<br />
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Mellen enjoys<br />
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ANDI NAYLOR<br />
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dietitian ANDI NAYLOR<br />
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She has enjoyed nutrition education<br />
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looking forward to working as a<br />
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ALEXA BUROKER<br />
Alexa Buroker grew up in Ohio.<br />
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ALEXA<br />
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She has played<br />
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of hers.<br />
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had her long-term care rotation.<br />
She loves working with the<br />
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In her spare time, she loves<br />
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friends, playing volleyball and<br />
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After completing the internship<br />
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She takes a lot of pride in what<br />
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Wagoner,<br />
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healthful eating, but I especially<br />
enjoy speaking<br />
with athletes so that they<br />
may find ways to utilize<br />
nutrition to improve<br />
their performance,”<br />
Raabe said.<br />
“I am looking forward<br />
to completing the dietetic<br />
internship in order to<br />
earn my RD credentials<br />
and then continuing on<br />
to finish my Master of<br />
Science degree in food and nutrition at<br />
IUP.<br />
KEYLA SWITALSKI<br />
Kayla Switalski is from<br />
Gibsonia and received a<br />
bachelor’s degree in culinary<br />
dietetics from <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
University of Pennsylvania.<br />
She is also a graduate<br />
of the IUP Academy of<br />
Culinary Arts.<br />
She plans to finish her<br />
master’s degree at IUP as<br />
well.<br />
Switalski particularly<br />
enjoys baking and creating new healthy<br />
and tasty meals.<br />
She finds it very rewarding to see other<br />
people enjoy her food.<br />
Her specialty is Reese’s peanut butter<br />
cup cookies.<br />
She plans to combine her culinary<br />
knowledge and love of dietetics to reach<br />
her full potential.<br />
RACHEL KNEPP<br />
Rachel grew up in Mechanicsburg, a<br />
small town near Harrisburg.<br />
She is the daughter of Daniel and Kay<br />
Knepp, and holds a bachelor’s degree in<br />
dietetics from <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
IUP.<br />
After the internship,<br />
she plans to finish her<br />
master’s degree at IUP as<br />
well as take the exam to<br />
become a registered dietitian.<br />
Rachel has a strong interest<br />
in providing nutrition<br />
education to the<br />
public, especially young<br />
children.<br />
AMY RAABE<br />
KEYLA<br />
SWITALSKI<br />
RACHEL<br />
KNEPP<br />
She enjoys cooking for friends and family.<br />
Her favorite food is chocolate and her<br />
favorite cuisine to cook is American.<br />
IUP Culinary Arts joins the show<br />
“As a first-time participant, the IUP Academy<br />
of Culinary Arts is excited to be part of<br />
such an outstanding program, helping others<br />
in time of need,” said chef Albert Wutsch.<br />
“Participating in a service project supporting<br />
and funding the local food bank is the<br />
No. 1 reason I chose to participate,” he said.<br />
“Collaborating with the IUP Food and Nutrition<br />
Department, the IUP Department of<br />
Communications Media and The <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
<strong>Gazette</strong> is an excellent way to provide revenue<br />
and support for the local food bank<br />
while entertaining the community on stage.<br />
This event showcases the students, the programs,<br />
the university and the food bank,<br />
while having fun entertaining.”<br />
“Students will experience the importance<br />
of helping and assisting others in need,” he<br />
continued. “And, of course, they will also experience<br />
stage fright.”<br />
To prepare for the show, culinary students<br />
will learn to organize an off-premises<br />
catered event, which includes much detail in<br />
the logistics of making sure they have all<br />
their food and equipment.<br />
“There is no going back to the store room<br />
or kitchen to get something they forgot,” he<br />
said. “The students will be glued to their stations<br />
on stage in front of over 600 guests and<br />
will be on camera. They have practiced, but<br />
being in front of a large crowd cannot be<br />
practiced and will be an experience they will<br />
cherish the rest of their lives.”<br />
The students have provided their bios and<br />
recipes found in the <strong>Gazette</strong>. I will share with<br />
the community where the students are from<br />
and where they are going to complete their<br />
externships.<br />
“There are many reasons why I chose the<br />
recipes being demonstrated,” he continued.<br />
Some recipes were chosen to entertain, others<br />
were chosen to demonstrate skills used<br />
by professionals, while others were chosen<br />
to demonstrate cost-saving techniques that<br />
can be used at home. “The audience will be<br />
entertained by watching our students whipping<br />
cream by hand until their arms are<br />
about to fall off.”<br />
Wutsch said he also chose the recipes because<br />
they utilize skills, cooking methods,<br />
techniques and concepts that can be easily<br />
demonstrated on stage and in front of a<br />
camera. These skills, methods, techniques<br />
and concepts are how the professionals are<br />
trained.<br />
“We teach concepts, yields, ratios and<br />
methods. For example, the Pepper Pot Stew<br />
will be prepared in a pressure cooker on<br />
stage. But it can be prepared by two combination<br />
cooking methods which include dry<br />
and moist heat, braising and stewing. The<br />
objective of these cooking methods is to<br />
make a tough cut of meat tasty and tender.<br />
The use of the pressure cooker reduces time<br />
and energy. You can prepare the food the day<br />
before and place it in the refrigerator. When<br />
you come home from work, place the insert<br />
into the pressure cooker, cover, hit the timer,<br />
go change and dinner will be ready in 30 to<br />
45 minutes.<br />
“New cooking tools and utensils are better<br />
CHEF ALBERT WUTSCH<br />
and safer than ever before. Many people<br />
were afraid of cooking with pressure, but the<br />
new machines have more safety mechanisms<br />
so that people can’t get burned or<br />
hurt.<br />
“This meal is easy to prepare and costs<br />
very little due to the fact that you are using a<br />
less tender cut of meat. Root vegetables can<br />
be used in place of peppers to lower the cost<br />
even more.<br />
Preparing orange rind for the dessert and<br />
the appetizer is an extra component of the<br />
dish, Wutsch said. “The skill of scoring an orange,<br />
stemming and toeing, sectioning and<br />
candying the rind are skills used for all citrus<br />
fruits. These products are used as ingredients<br />
in many different recipes.<br />
“A culinarian will stem and toe cantaloupe,<br />
pineapple, citrus fruits and much more.<br />
They will score carrots, zucchini, cucumbers<br />
and more. The orange sections can be used<br />
in appetizers, spinach salads, stir-fry dishes<br />
and dessert fruit tartlets. The candied peel<br />
can be used in biscotti, cakes, cookies and a<br />
variety of desserts and appetizers.<br />
“Personally, I am doing this to provide<br />
service to the local food bank. This is what it<br />
is all about. So let’s kick it up a notch and get<br />
cooking!”<br />
JUSTIN STEELE<br />
“For as long as I can remember,<br />
food has always<br />
been a passion of mine,”<br />
said Justin Steele. “Way<br />
back when I could barely see<br />
over the kitchen table to do<br />
cookies with my grandmother,<br />
the joy that I saw<br />
that food gave people, especially<br />
when it was a meal or<br />
dish that they had a special<br />
connection with, was just a<br />
power that amazed me.”<br />
JUSTIN<br />
STEELE<br />
Steele grew up in Mount Lebanon. He took<br />
all of the culinary classes that he could,<br />
learning the basics of prep, flavor profiles<br />
and pairing different ingredients to pull a<br />
meal together.<br />
He is currently in the advanced baking and<br />
pastry program.<br />
CAROLINE MILLER<br />
Caroline Miller is the<br />
daughter of Carl Miller and<br />
Molly Caprara, of Meadville.<br />
She studied dance for 13<br />
years was chosen for PMEA<br />
state chorus for two years.<br />
After visiting the IUP Academy<br />
of Culinary Arts in Punxsutawney<br />
during her junior<br />
year, she decided to apply<br />
and was accepted in the<br />
baking program.<br />
After completing the program<br />
in May, she will continue on to her externship<br />
at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort<br />
and Spa, where she will learn even more<br />
about becoming a pastry chef.<br />
Caroline’s dream is to one day own her own<br />
bakery with a dance studio above it and call<br />
her bakery “Dancing on Cakes.” In her spare<br />
time, she likes to spend time with her family<br />
and friends.<br />
REBECCA FLORENTINE<br />
Rebecca Florentine grew<br />
up in Greencastle. She attended<br />
the IUP Academy of<br />
Culinary Arts and is currently<br />
in the advanced baking<br />
program.<br />
“I have been interested in<br />
culinary arts since I was little,<br />
and I used to bake with<br />
my mom all the time,” she<br />
said. “Baking has always<br />
been a way for me to relax<br />
and create things that I can<br />
CAROLINE<br />
MILLER<br />
REBECCA<br />
FLORENTINE<br />
be proud of and that make other people<br />
happy.<br />
After completing the advanced baking<br />
program, I will be doing my externship at<br />
Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Farmington.<br />
I hope to someday run my own bakery<br />
in a small country town like where I grew up.<br />
KERI GOLDYN<br />
Keri Goldyn is the daughter<br />
of Marion and Wanda<br />
Goldyn, of Portage. She<br />
graduated from the IUP<br />
Academy of Culinary Arts<br />
and is currently at IUP for<br />
baking and pastry arts. She<br />
became interested in culinary<br />
arts when she was a little<br />
girl because her mother<br />
is an excellent cook and KERI GOLDYN<br />
baker. After she finishes the<br />
program, she will be doing<br />
her externship at the Biltmore in North Carolina.<br />
JESSICA HATHEWAY<br />
Jessica Hatheway, of Pittsburgh, has attended<br />
the culinary program at the IUP<br />
Academy of Culinary Arts and is currently<br />
Continued on Page 8
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IUP Culinary Arts joining the cooking show<br />
Continued from Page 7<br />
enrolled in their baking and pastry<br />
program.<br />
She will be doing her externship<br />
at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort<br />
beginning in May.<br />
After her externship,<br />
she plans to<br />
attend <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
University of<br />
Pennsylvania,<br />
majoring in hospitality<br />
management.<br />
She hopes to<br />
someday own her<br />
own bakery and JESSICA<br />
cake decorating<br />
HATHEWAY<br />
business.<br />
“I’ve always had a love for cooking<br />
and baking ever since I was little<br />
and I truly am a ‘foodie’ at heart.<br />
I began taking cake decorating<br />
classes my freshmen year of high<br />
school and continued throughout<br />
my high school career.<br />
I also attended a vocational<br />
school for pastry arts my junior<br />
and senior years of high school.<br />
Food is such a big part of my life<br />
and I hope to share my love for<br />
food with my friends, family and<br />
community for years to come.”<br />
AMANDA MILLER<br />
Amanda Miller grew up in Erie<br />
and graduated from Harbor Creek<br />
High School in 2010.<br />
She graduated as valedictorian<br />
from <strong>Indiana</strong> University of Pennsylvania<br />
Academy of Culinary Arts<br />
in 2011 and is now enrolled in the<br />
academy’s advanced baking and<br />
pastry program.<br />
Upon completion of the courses<br />
in May, she will be doing her externship<br />
at the<br />
Biltmore in<br />
Asheville, N.C.,<br />
for about seven<br />
months.<br />
Once she receives<br />
her certificate,<br />
her plans are<br />
to work for a few<br />
years to learn and<br />
expand her AMANDA<br />
knowledge with MILLER<br />
the hope of one<br />
day owning her own business.<br />
JENNA WRIGHT<br />
Jenna Wright is the daughter of<br />
Jeff and Genny Wright, of<br />
Rochester Mills.<br />
She holds a certificate in Culinary<br />
Arts from the IUP Academy<br />
of Culinary Arts and is a current<br />
JENNA<br />
WRIGHT<br />
baking and pastry<br />
arts student at<br />
the academy.<br />
She became interested<br />
in culinary<br />
arts as a<br />
small child when<br />
her mother and<br />
grandmother introduced<br />
her to<br />
cooking and baking.<br />
After completing<br />
her externship, Jenna plans to<br />
continue acquiring experience in<br />
the field of culinary arts.<br />
Her fields of interest are focused<br />
on gluten free-dairy free<br />
baking.<br />
In her free time, Jenna works<br />
on the family-owned and -operated<br />
produce farm, and her hobbies<br />
include horses, physical fitness<br />
and hunting.<br />
ALAINA<br />
STEADMAN<br />
Alaina Steadman<br />
is the daughter<br />
of Luann<br />
Steadman, of<br />
Ruffsdale.<br />
She is currently<br />
enrolled in the<br />
ALAINA<br />
STEADMAN<br />
baking and pastry program at the<br />
IUP Academy of Culinary Arts.<br />
She will graduate in May and will<br />
be doing her externship at The<br />
Pinehurst in North Carolina.<br />
She became interested in baking<br />
as a child.<br />
After her externship, she plans<br />
on going on to further her education<br />
in hospitality management.<br />
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A classic grilled cheese sandwich<br />
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Taco night with a twist<br />
SUPER APPLE HAM-N-CHEESE<br />
Kick up a<br />
grilled cheese<br />
Continued from Page 8<br />
nickel, rye, seven-grain, sourdough<br />
or English muffin bread.<br />
Here are two recipes to excite<br />
your taste buds.<br />
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SUPER APPLE HAM-N-CHEESE<br />
2 slices whole grain bread<br />
1 tablespoon butter, softened<br />
½ tablespoon honey mustard<br />
1 slice Borden Extra Sharp<br />
Cheddar Singles Sensations<br />
2 large slices deli ham<br />
½ apple, peeled and cut in thin<br />
slices<br />
Spread one side of each slice of<br />
bread with butter. Then spread opposite<br />
side of bread with honey<br />
mustard. Place one slice of bread<br />
butter side down in skillet over<br />
medium heat. Layer one slice of<br />
cheese, ham and apple. Spread<br />
second piece of bread with honey<br />
mustard and place honey mustard<br />
side down on top of sandwich.<br />
Cook 6 to 7 minutes, flipping to ensure<br />
each side is golden brown and<br />
cheese is melted.<br />
TANGY CITRUS GRILLED<br />
CHEESE<br />
1 tablespoon butter, softened<br />
2 slices white or wheat bread<br />
2 slices Borden Grilled Cheese<br />
Melts<br />
1 tablespoon orange marmalade<br />
Spread ½ tablespoon of butter<br />
on one side of a slice of bread and<br />
place butter side down in a skillet<br />
over medium heat. Top with one<br />
slice of cheese, then spread with<br />
marmalade. Layer second slice of<br />
cheese. Spread remaining butter<br />
on one side of second slice of<br />
bread, and place butter side up on<br />
sandwich. Cook 6 to 7 minutes,<br />
flipping to ensure each side is<br />
golden brown and cheese is melted.<br />
— Courtesy of Family Features<br />
and Borden<br />
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other family favorites to make an<br />
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Prep Time: 25 minutes<br />
5 servings (2 tacos each)<br />
5 ounces uncooked spaghetti,<br />
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1 pound lean ground beef<br />
1 package (1 ounce) taco<br />
seasoning mix<br />
½ cup water<br />
1¼ cups tomato pasta sauce<br />
1 box (4.7 ounces) taco shells<br />
(10 shells)<br />
1 medium tomato, chopped<br />
(¾ cup), if desired<br />
2 tablespoons shredded<br />
Parmesan cheese<br />
Cook spaghetti as directed on<br />
package; drain.<br />
Meanwhile, in 10-inch nonstick<br />
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heat 5 to 7 minutes, stirring<br />
frequently, until thoroughly<br />
cooked; drain. Stir in taco seasoning<br />
mix and water.<br />
Heat to boiling. Reduce heat;<br />
simmer uncovered 3 to 4 minutes<br />
or until thickened.<br />
Stir in pasta sauce; cook over<br />
medium heat until hot. Stir in<br />
cooked spaghetti.<br />
Meanwhile, heat taco shells as<br />
directed on box. Spoon about ½<br />
cup spaghetti mixture into each<br />
taco shell; top with tomato and<br />
Parmesan cheese.<br />
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cup frozen whole kernel corn with<br />
the pasta sauce.<br />
Cook about 5 minutes or until<br />
hot.<br />
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display in the lobby of the Toretti<br />
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It is an effort among the Greek<br />
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and sculpture sponsors who serve<br />
as mentors to the group, said Debbie<br />
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the <strong>Gazette</strong>.<br />
Different from years past, when<br />
Candemonium had been a competition<br />
among fraternities and<br />
sororities from <strong>Indiana</strong> University<br />
of Pennsylvania, this year it is instead<br />
a collaborative effort.<br />
Members had the opportunity to<br />
sign up for whatever role they desired,<br />
from fundraising to building<br />
the sculptures.<br />
“We’re letting them tap into what<br />
comes naturally for them,” Palmer<br />
said.<br />
Candemonium sculptures will<br />
include a large ear of corn, jumbo<br />
box of Crayolas, a mixed media<br />
sculpture called One Bowl at a<br />
Time, and an Easter holiday surprise.<br />
Each sculpture has a sponsor,<br />
who serves as a mentor for the<br />
design and construction.<br />
One sculpture will be an ear of<br />
corn, about 7 feet high. It is sponsored<br />
by Richard Rinkus, of Up-<br />
Street Architects.<br />
Another, sponsored by Chelsea<br />
and John Steigert, will be a jumbo<br />
box of crayons.<br />
Barry Poglein will sponsor a<br />
mixed medium sculpture, “One<br />
Bowl at a Time.”<br />
The fourth sculpture, sponsored<br />
by Dan Mock, of Eagle Air Service,<br />
will be the Easter sculpture.<br />
To purchase the food, students<br />
collected more than $1,000 at various<br />
establishments, and a handful<br />
of local grocery stores accepted<br />
donations. Participating stores<br />
were Tate’s Supermarket in Clymer,<br />
$256; Mercik’s Homer City Bi-Lo,<br />
$567; Valeski’s Fourth Street Market,<br />
$1,297; and Saltsburg Shop ’N<br />
Save, $300. Students will work to<br />
build the sculptures Monday.<br />
A lot of thought goes into the<br />
planning, design and construction<br />
of the sculptures. They must be<br />
structurally sound.<br />
It’s also a challenge to find the<br />
right packages of food to use for<br />
the right price, Palmer said. At the<br />
end, the food is donated to ICCAP.<br />
“Ultimately, it’s how much food<br />
we can produce for the food<br />
pantry,” Palmer said.<br />
The students are very eager to<br />
build the sculptures, Palmer said.<br />
“We just have a wonderful bunch<br />
of students and mentors,” Palmer<br />
said. “Their hearts are in it, and<br />
they’re doing it for the right reason.”<br />
Candemonium sculptures will<br />
be on display for the public to<br />
enjoy at the KCAC until Thursday.
<strong>Indiana</strong>’s Cookin’ - <strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong>, Monday, March <strong>26</strong>, 20<strong>12</strong> — 11<br />
Offering a helping hand<br />
RICHARD RINKUS<br />
In 2010, Richard Rinkus moved<br />
back to his hometown of <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
from New York City to work with<br />
UpStreet Architects as a senior<br />
project manager. Among his focuses<br />
are sustainable planning,<br />
public works projects, retail, single/multiple<br />
family residential and<br />
construction, integrating design,<br />
construction and feng-shui in his<br />
approach to architecture since<br />
1993.<br />
His current position involves executing<br />
documentation and overseeing<br />
federally funded State Energy<br />
and multiple family housing design<br />
projects throughout Pennsylvania.<br />
Desiring to use his experience<br />
to better the community, he<br />
has coordinated and participated<br />
in projects for <strong>Indiana</strong>’s Downtown<br />
Merchants, The Arts Council,<br />
The <strong>Indiana</strong> Free Library advisory<br />
board, The Lively Arts and ICAPP.<br />
Previously, his work with several<br />
notable New York City firms included<br />
work on Echelon Resorts<br />
and City Center in Las Vegas, highend<br />
retail for Ports 1961, new construction<br />
and change of use condominium<br />
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Falling Water), and several Italianate<br />
and French country residences<br />
in Scarsdale, N.Y., and on<br />
Long Island.<br />
Richard has lived/practiced architectural<br />
design in numerous<br />
cities throughout the United<br />
States, having worked on numerous<br />
commercial and residential<br />
projects in Philadelphia; Washington,<br />
D.C.; Delaware; Lancaster;<br />
Morehead City, N.C.; Oregon;<br />
Raleigh, N.C.; and <strong>Indiana</strong>. He previously<br />
owned a small<br />
design/build firm and designed<br />
countless pieces of fine and organic<br />
chain saw-carved furniture. His<br />
fascination with Genius Loci (a location’s<br />
distinctive atmosphere) in<br />
planning and regional culture/architecture<br />
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United States and abroad.<br />
Having obtained a Master in Architecture<br />
degree, centered on the<br />
design of public structures (libraries,<br />
museums and multiple<br />
family housing), sustainable planning<br />
and feng-shui at the University<br />
of Oregon, post-graduate courses<br />
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design at North Carolina State<br />
University and an undergraduate<br />
degree from Lehigh University<br />
which fostered a perceptually<br />
based approach to experiential design,<br />
he seeks to create structures<br />
that are systematically designed,<br />
functionally advanced and wellconstructed.<br />
BARRY POGLEIN<br />
Barry Poglein, a resident of <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
County, is primarily a sculptor<br />
working in ice and wood.<br />
His talents range from playing<br />
acoustic guitar, vocal and performance<br />
art to mural painting<br />
and portrait drawing. In recent<br />
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of Agriculture’s Forest<br />
Stewardship newsletter.<br />
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group of craftspeople of the Woodcollectors<br />
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He sculpted on-site ice forms for<br />
the Women’s Help Center Extravaganza,<br />
one of which was their own<br />
representative logo. Currently, he<br />
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promotion of the <strong>Indiana</strong> Youth<br />
Arts Celebration. Poglein constructs<br />
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a rolling marble as performance<br />
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Offering a helping hand<br />
Continued from Page 11<br />
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The medium used is 1 1/2” wide construction<br />
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childhood marble collection largely inherited<br />
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He is active in the Redstone Presbytery as a<br />
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Clerk of session at Bethel of New Florence,<br />
he also is chairman of the Mission and Evangelism<br />
committee.<br />
JOHN AND CHELSEA STEIGERT<br />
John and Chelsea Steigert are <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
County natives.<br />
They both graduated from Blairsville High<br />
School and now reside in <strong>Indiana</strong>.<br />
John attended Penn State University before<br />
transferring to <strong>Indiana</strong> University of<br />
Pennsylvania. After a brief career in restaurant<br />
management, he began his career in<br />
the construction industry by working on<br />
restaurants in the Pittsburgh area.<br />
In 2004, he began working on residential<br />
homes and opened his own business,<br />
Steigert Building and Remodeling. In August<br />
2011, he became the director of facilities at<br />
the YMCA of <strong>Indiana</strong> County. John oversees<br />
the day-to-day maintenance, safety and<br />
cleanliness of the facility.<br />
Chelsea graduated from California University<br />
of Pennsylvania with a degree in<br />
graphic communications technology and<br />
works as a graphic designer for The <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
<strong>Gazette</strong>.<br />
Her main area of focus is designing ads for<br />
print and web media, although she has experience<br />
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studying toward a certificate in web design<br />
from WCCC.<br />
Volunteering has always been important<br />
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and Mississippi following Hurricane Katrina.<br />
John is a mentor with Big Hearts, Little<br />
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Chelsea is a member of the Bethel Presbyterian<br />
Church, where she designs the<br />
monthly newsletter and volunteers with the<br />
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<strong>Indiana</strong>’s Cookin’ - <strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong>, Monday, March <strong>26</strong>, 20<strong>12</strong> — 13<br />
How to transform chicken as usual<br />
Chicken is a popular choice for<br />
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PARMESAN CRUSTED CHICKEN<br />
4 servings<br />
Prep Time: 10 minutes<br />
Cook Time: 20 minutes<br />
½ cup mayonnaise<br />
¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese<br />
4 boneless, skinless chicken<br />
breast halves (about 1¼ pounds)<br />
4 teaspoons Italian seasoned<br />
dry bread crumbs<br />
Preheat oven to 425°F.<br />
1. Combine mayonnaise with<br />
cheese in medium bowl.<br />
2. Arrange chicken on baking<br />
sheet. Evenly top with mayonnaise<br />
mixture.<br />
3. Sprinkle with bread crumbs.<br />
4. Bake 20 minutes or until<br />
chicken is thoroughly cooked.<br />
Nutrition information per serving:<br />
Calories 370, Calories From Fat<br />
210, Saturated Fat 4g, Trans Fat 0g,<br />
Total Fat 23g, Cholesterol 100mg,<br />
Sodium 390mg, Total Carbohydrate<br />
2g, Sugars 1g, Dietary Fiber<br />
0g, Protein 35g, Vitamin A 2%, Vitamin<br />
C 2%, Calcium 8%, Iron 6%<br />
ASIAN CRUSTED CHICKEN<br />
4 servings<br />
Prep Time: 10 minutes<br />
Cook Time: 20 minutes<br />
½ cup mayonnaise<br />
1 green onion, chopped<br />
1 teaspoon reduced sodium soy<br />
sauce<br />
½ teaspoon finely grated fresh<br />
ginger or ¼ teaspoon ground<br />
ginger<br />
4 boneless, skinless chicken<br />
breast halves (about 1¼ pounds)<br />
¼ cup plain dry bread crumbs<br />
or panko bread crumbs<br />
Preheat oven to 425°F.<br />
1. Combine mayonnaise, green<br />
onion, soy sauce and ginger in<br />
medium bowl.<br />
2. Arrange chicken on baking<br />
sheet. Evenly top with mayonnaise<br />
mixture.<br />
3. Sprinkle with bread crumbs<br />
and sesame seeds.<br />
4. Bake 20 minutes or until<br />
chicken is thoroughly cooked.<br />
Tip: For an extra layer of flavor,<br />
combine breadcrumbs with 1 tablespoon<br />
sesame seeds before<br />
sprinkling over chicken.<br />
Nutrition information per serving:<br />
Calories 370, Calories From Fat<br />
210, Saturated Fat 3.5g, Trans Fat<br />
0g, Total Fat 24g, Cholesterol<br />
100mg, Sodium 440mg, Total Carbohydrate<br />
6g, Sugars 1g, Dietary<br />
Fiber 0g, Protein 31g, Vitamin A 2%,<br />
Vitamin C 4%, Calcium 2%, Iron<br />
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1 cup loosely packed baby<br />
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1 tablespoon chopped almonds<br />
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Easy ways to transform<br />
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Continued from Page 13<br />
TUSCAN GLAZED CHICKEN<br />
6 servings<br />
Prep Time: 10 minutes<br />
Cook Time: 20 minutes<br />
1/3 cup mayonnaise<br />
3 tablespoons finely chopped roasted<br />
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1 teaspoon garlic powder<br />
½ teaspoon dried Italian seasoning<br />
1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar<br />
6 boneless, skinless chicken breast<br />
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Preheat oven to 425°F.<br />
1. Combine all ingredients except chicken<br />
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2. Arrange chicken on baking sheet.<br />
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thoroughly cooked.<br />
TUSCAN GLAZED CHICKEN<br />
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90mg, Sodium 270mg, Total Carbohydrate<br />
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<strong>Indiana</strong>’s Cookin’ - <strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong>, Monday, March <strong>26</strong>, 20<strong>12</strong> — 15<br />
Thank You!<br />
The <strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong> thanks our sponsors for their generous donations of<br />
door prizes, appliances, the venue and catering items for <strong>Indiana</strong>’s Cookin’ 20<strong>12</strong>!<br />
• Allied Milk Producers<br />
• Anderson’s Chimney & All That<br />
Glitters Christmas Shop<br />
• Aramark Food Services<br />
• Bouma Chiropractic<br />
• Chateau Christine<br />
• Charleson’s Furniture<br />
• Clymer Furniture<br />
• Cunningham Meats<br />
• DD’s Unique Boutique<br />
• Donut Connection<br />
• Evidence Based Chiropractic<br />
• Fleming’s Bridal Elegance<br />
• Fox’s Pizza<br />
• Giant Eagle, <strong>Indiana</strong><br />
• Hillsdale Nursing<br />
• Hoff Chiropractic Clinic<br />
Special thanks to<br />
Lentz Kitchen<br />
& Bath<br />
Silver Platter<br />
Sponsor 2009-20<strong>12</strong><br />
for creating our lovely<br />
work station we use each<br />
year, for helping provide<br />
each of our guests with<br />
eco-friendly gift bags,<br />
and for your generous<br />
contributions to the<br />
food pantry!<br />
• The <strong>Indiana</strong> Mall<br />
• <strong>Indiana</strong> Vac & Appliance<br />
• Judy’s Sewing Center<br />
• Lucy Rae Gifts & More<br />
• Marion Center Bank<br />
• Martin’s Food Stores<br />
• Miss Laurie’s Gourmet Kitchen<br />
• Mohawk Lanes<br />
• Pampered Chef, Rachael Olbeter<br />
• Romeo’s Pizzeria & Mediterranean Kitchen<br />
• Sears<br />
• Tate’s Supermarket<br />
• Tupperware, Lois Repine<br />
• Turner Dairy<br />
• Uptown Fitness<br />
• Valeski’s 4th Street Market<br />
• Walnut Hill Winery<br />
• William & Mary Gift Shoppe<br />
Sponsors in blue will be at the show.<br />
Be sure to visit their booths!<br />
... and thanks to all who donated gifts<br />
to the Winner-Gets-All Prize Table!<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> University of Pennsylvania:<br />
Diane Wagoner and the interns of the<br />
Department of Food & Nutrition; Chef<br />
Albert Wutsch and the students of The<br />
Culinary Academy; the Department of<br />
Communictions Media<br />
The <strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong> staff volunteers<br />
All who made CANDEMONIUM! possible:<br />
The sisters & brothers of IUP’s:<br />
Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Sigma Tau<br />
Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Gamma, Delta Phi<br />
Epsilon, Delta Tau Delta, Delta Zeta,<br />
Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa Tau, Sigma<br />
Kappa, Sigma Pi, Sigma Sigma Sigma,<br />
Theta Phi Alpha, Zeta Tau Alpha<br />
The mentors: Dan Mock • Barry Poglein<br />
Richard Rinkus • Chelsea & John Steigert<br />
The grocers: The management, staff<br />
and customers of Mercik’s Homer City<br />
BiLo • Saltsburg Shop ‘n Save • Tate’s<br />
Supermarket • Valeski’s 4th St. Market •<br />
Walmart<br />
The Kovalchick Convention and Athletic<br />
Complex for hosting our event!
16 — <strong>Indiana</strong>’s Cookin’ - <strong>Indiana</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong>, Monday, March <strong>26</strong>, 20<strong>12</strong><br />
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