Palatine High culinary students demonstrate remodeled food lab
Posted February 18, 2022 12:00 am
Culinary students at Palatine High School Friday catered a soup lunch for teachers and classmates in their remodeled, professional-grade food lab.
The $8 lunch offered homemade soup, bread and dessert.
The event provided a chance for others at the school to see the professional space where culinary students are able to study the chemistry of foods and create new recipes.
Palatine High School teacher Kelli Konsewicz of the Family Consumer Science program receives soup and other food prepared in the new commercial-like culinary lab from student Kayla Varelaon. Students were making four different kinds of soup with biscuits and distributing them to teachers at the school as part of their program.
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Palatine High School student Alyssa Pollworth dishes out some broccoli and cheese soup made in school's renovated culinary lab. The lab was closed last year due to the pandemic.
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