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The Mill Run Eatery comes to the Alton MillMouth-watering hot soups, flavourful sandwiches, crispy salads and moist, decadent pastries — hungry yet? These are just a few menu items on the list for the Alton Mill Arts Centre's brand new café, the Mill Run Eatery. The Mill is excited to welcome the very talented duo, local chef Pam Fanjoy and Toronto chef Suman Roy in their latest culinary venture. With rustic wood beams, handmade live-edge tables, artwork lining the walls and vintage appliances (including a popcorn machine), the Mill Run Eatery is the place to be in Caledon. Owner of The Friendly Chef Adventures Inc. and recent winner of Chopped Canada, Fanjoy has travelled extensively to learn about culinary cultures around the world and is inspired by Latin ingredients, traditional French techniques and the freshness of Italian cooking. She has studied alongside amazing chefs in Italy, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, and the Caribbean. During the summer of 2013, she studied alongside a Spanish classically-trained French Chef, Chef Santiago in Figeac, France. She calls Hillsburgh home for her 40-seat restaurant, kitchen store, ice cream parlour, and catering business, all of which have attracted wider attention recently due to her Chopped Canada win. A renowned and creative chef, Roy's career has taken him around the globe. He is currently proprietor of the Wild Burger Gastro Burger chain, professor of culinary art at Durham College and chair of Food Share Toronto. He is author of From Pemmican To Poutine — A Journey Through Canada's Culinary History, which was awarded two international recognitions — The Gourmand World Cookbook Award in Paris, France, and the Cordon D'Or Culinary Academy Award in the U.S. in 2011. Previously the national corporate chef of Campbell Soup, Roy was Executive Chef of the Athlete's Village for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, serving up his delicious, healthy and culturally sensitive culinary styles to approximately 2,600 athletes from 82 nations participating in the games. The two chefs will be artfully providing visitors to the Alton Mill with exceptional food to compliment their exceptional venue. This includes offering catering for weddings, corporate events, and private functions. “The Alton Mill is such a unique venue offering historic charm, we look forward to working with our guests to capture their uniqueness in delivering the perfect menu for their event,” Fanjoy said. The café will open its doors tomorrow (Friday) and will be offering an outdoor weekend barbecue by the Millpond/Shaw's Creek in the approaching weeks. For more information, visit http://altonmill.ca/ |
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