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Food News from Chef Marc

A native Texan, Chef Marc Dunham began washing dishes at the age of 12, and continued to work in restaurants through his early 20s. His next move took him to Hyde Park, New York to the Culinary Institute of America where he received many awards. Chef Marc spent over three years in New York concentrating much of his time at Picholine in Manhattan, and worked for free in many of the top restaurants in the city. Upon his return to Austin in 2000, he helped open the local Asti Trattoria, and also worked at Granite Café, Ventana, and the Bleu River Grille. While at TCA, he served as the Consulting Chef for Liberty Bistro in New Braunfels and El Greco in Austin. In addition, Marc has worked with the Texas Department of Agriculture on many health initiative projects developing menus and was an advisory board member and contributor to Texas Family Magazine.

Marc holds the Certified Culinary Professional credential from the International Association of Culinary Professionals, and a Bachelors of Science in Nutrition and Foods from Texas State University. Chef Marc is the Executive Chef for the Atherton Hotel and Ranchers Club at OSU in Stillwater.

Most importantly, Chef Marc lives in OKC with his beautiful wife Jenny, their beautiful daughter Olivia Griffin, Belle the beagle, and Zeb the cat.

  • Perfect compliment to fish: Corn Dodgers

    It's midnight and I just got home from work. This week is the first home-game weekend, so as chef at OSU's Rancher's Club, I have been swamped. Since I have spent most of my week at work, I thought I might share a new recipe from the Rancher’s Club that I think you will enjoy.
  • Outdoor grilling recipes

    I’m back from vacation in Colorado and realizing that summer is coming to a close very shortly. I cooked over a campfire while I was there and fell in love all over again with outdoor cooking. With that said, I propose that we all fire up the grill a few more times to celebrate summer and the outdoors. Here are just a few of my favorite grilling recipes.
  • Easy, Nutritious Recipes

    For this week’s recipes, I decided on some quick and easy, but tasty chicken and turkey recipes. They are in-expensive, nutritious and a crowd pleaser. I prefer buying the “smart chickens” with no hormones or anti-biotics, but anyone on a tight budget can buy accordingly. All of these freeze well and don’t take a lot of fancy equipment.
  • A Change of Plans…Shopping at the Farmers Market!

    On the heels of a cooking class that teaches parents and kids how to incorporate farmers’ market produce into their life, I want to take a moment to persuade you to try shopping at a farmers market. I am not providing you any new information that hasn’t been published in many studies, but I will give you my personal experiences, none of which have been studied.
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