Video Recipes

BCfresh and CKNW Celebrity Chef Cook Off!

The BCfresh cook off was held right in the studios of CKNW radio station!  Follow the links below to find great tasting recipes with local Celebrity chefs!

 

Chef Ned Bell was our first chef in the BCfresh Cook Off. Ned joined The CKNW Morning News crew and cooked up Succotash.


 

Ned Bell is arguably one of Canada’s foremost culinary talents. Born in the Okanagan British Columbia’s Wine Country, Ned has always had a passion for cooking. Working with fresh ingredients is something that has always inspired and motivated him to create new and imaginative dishes.  Ned started his career in Vancouver where he worked as sous chef at Robert Feenie’s Lumiere Restaurant as well as working under Michael Jacob chef & owner of Le Crocodile.


Most recently, Ned has taken on a new challenge and joined the team at Vintage Chophouse and Tavern as their corporate chef. Ned is excited to bring with him to Vintage the knowledge, creativity and intense focus he has cultivated over the course of this career. His talent and expertise, coupled with Vintage’s growing reputation as one of Calgary’s hottest restaurants is undoubtedly the recipe for unsurpassed success!

 

To View Ned's Video Recipe on how to cook Succotash, Click Here!

 

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Chef Caren McSherry, with her Butternut Risotto. 

 

Caren’s professional training began at the Cordon Bleu in London, England.


Her culinary education continued throughout the world, including the Culinary Institute of America, The Thai Cooking School in Bangkok, Japanese Food Art in Tokyo as well as work opportunities with various hotel chefs around the globe.  In 1978 she founded
Caren’s Cooking School, which now is Canada’s longest running, privately owned school.

In addition to teaching, she hosts The Saturday Morning Chef on GLOBAL TV’S morning news, is a regular guest with The Bill Good Program on CKNW/980 and writes a weekly column for TV Week magazine. She is a regular guest on the Fanny
Keifer show on Shaw TV.

She wrote and published her first cookbook, “Vancouver Cooks” and has co-authored 3 more Canadian Best Sellers with female colleague chefs, called “The Girls Who Dish”. Her latest book “More Than Salt & Pepper” celebrates 25 years of spicing up the kitchen, published by Whitecap Books.

To View Caren's Video Recipe on to cook Butternut Risotto, Click Here!

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