The Air Culinaire Worldwide Network Supports Shaisha Waiz’s In-flight Catering from Cagliari
Air Culinaire Worldwide would like to thank our partner Mediterranea Catering in providing
Air Culinaire Worldwide would like to thank our partner Mediterranea Catering in providing
Shaesta Waiz with Dreams Soar left Madrid on June 25, 2017 to Cagliari, Italy. Air Culinaire Worldwide would
Shaesta Waiz, with Dream Soar, made it across the Atlantic on June 9, 2017 after a delay in St John. Air Culinaire Worldwide would like
As Shaesta Waiz continues her trip around the world, Air Culinaire Worldwide would like to thank our partner in St John’s, New Brunswick – Irving Aviation Services- for taking such great care of Shaesta on her trip around the world. Linda Davis, the Flight Service Coordinator, was a great help in orchestrating the catering for her and …
In every mission, there are set backs from unforeseen circumstances, and due to weather, Shaesta landed in Halifax, Nova Scotia instead of St John’s. Nova Scotia is a great area where fresh and local
Shaesta finished her busy schedule in Montreal where she has been busy encouraging young females to enter STEM careers and is now
On May 15, 2017, Shaesta Waiz, from Dreams Soar, launched from Columbus, Ohio on her mission to
Air Culinaire Worldwide is excited to see the initial launch of Dreams Soar journey around the world piloted by
“Tater” is southern slang for potato. The tater can be baked, boiled, roasted, steamed, mashed, fried, grilled or scalloped. Is can also be made into French fries, cottage
Gobble, Gobble, Gobble! Does anyone eat the neck at Thanksgiving? Like me, probably not, but I do make soup out of it, and
This is believed to be the original wedding cake mix. The cake is very light and made with vegetable oil, eggs, sugar,
The English name of this is famous cake is Black Forest Cake or Black Forest Gateau. In Germany, it
Growing up and going to Spain, this was one of my favorite candies. Known as “Turron” in Spain and “Torrone” in Italy, these
A waffle isn’t just a waffle, depending on where you are from. As a chef, I love waffles and can make almost anything into a waffle; like waffle
The tortilla chip was first mass-produced in the Los Angeles in the late 1940s, and since has taken the United States by
Which came first, the chip or the dip? A few days ago, we discussed the potato chip, which was invented in 1853. In the Middle East, hummus
Water covers 71% of the Earth’s surface; yet, only 2.5% of that water is freshwater. For our bodies to function correctly, the body needs between one
I refer to this as to the “Gringo Taco Day,” since crunchy tortilla tacos shells were not the norm for Mexican food; soft corn
The ravioli, as we know it, was first mentioned in history from a merchant in Venice, Italy. Ravioli is a filling between two
The first recipe written for an oatmeal cookie was in 1896 by Fannie Merritt Farmer. However, oats have been documented all the way back to
After a hard day, yesterday, we relax and have an easy meal. The Sloppy Joe is said to have been created in a Sioux City, Iowa café; where it
Today is the day we celebrate St Patrick’s Day, and what better way to celebrate than to “Eat like an Irishman.” Besides dressing up in green and
Artichokes are one of the oldest foods known to man. The Globe Artichoke that we know in the United States
On March 1, we celebrated peanut butter, but today we get down to the basics of just the nut. Yet, is it really a nut? The peanut, as we know it, is actually a
Potato chips are America’s number one snack food, that is enjoyed by the millions. The potato chip started on August 24, 1853, when an unhappy patron in
We all grew up having a nice bowl of chicken noodle soup, and many believe that the soup is the cure for the common cold. Campbell’s first
Ok! Ric had the Peppermint Patty, I have the Milky Way. The Milky Way candy bar was created in 1923 by Frank C. Mars and
That’s right, it’s “Eat your Noodles Day,” so let’s look deeper at this interesting group of food items and share a favorite recipe. The oldest bowl of noodles, discovered in
Yes, there really is a place called Hidden Valley Ranch. In the early 1950s, Steve Henson, a plumbing contractor, developed what we now know as Ranch Dressing. In 1954, he
Today is the day for all the seafood lovers out there! National Crab Day is the day to enjoy this lovely crustacean. Crabs live all over the world in our oceans, freshwater and
These sweet-and-salty treats are a perfect combination of salty peanuts and sweet chocolate. There are several versions of the peanut cluster, such as the caramel cluster,
Cereal is the most consumed product for breakfast. Cereal is a food made from processed grains, and is eaten hot or cold. Many people mix
The cheese doodle is a cheese puff produced by Wise Foods, that was originally developed and manufactured by King Kone of the Bronx. The snack became popular on the East Coast; it debuted several years after the famous Frito-Lay snack called Cheetos. Today, cheese doodles come in a variety of flavors such as Hot n’ …
Pound cake dates back to Europe in the 1700s. The cake is traditionally made with a pound of each ingredient: flour, butter, egg and sugar –
Cold cuts are also known as lunch meat, cooked meat, cold meat and deli meat. These types of meat are all precooked or cured, and then
It is hard to pinpoint the origin of banana cream pie, but many people think it came from the American Midwest, where pies
January 24 was National Peanut Butter Day, but today we celebrate everyone who loves peanuts. According to Skippy Peanut Butter Company, there are over
We continue our journey of culinary days to celebrate all month long, and try to incorporate some of these items each day. We will concentrate on National Sauce Month today, with
As a flight crew member who also works for a catering company dedicated to serving the business aviation community, I’m in a unique position to see where the two industries are
National Hot Chocolate Day is celebrated January 31 each year in the United States. The first recipe for
National Croissant Day is held annually on January 30th in the United States. The famous croissant that
National Corn Chip Day is celebrated on January 29th in the United States. The corn chip are very different
National Blueberry Pancake Day is celebrated annually on January 28th in the United States.
National Chocolate Cake Day is blissfully celebrated each year in the United States on January 27th. That means
National Peanut Brittle Day is celebrated in the United States on January 26th each year. To celebrate, let’s
National Irish Coffee Day is celebrated annually on January 25th in the United States, so read on to learn more about this drink. Irish coffee is a
National Peanut Butter Day is celebrated on January 24th each year in the United States, so let’s learn some more about this popular food. Peanuts have been
National Pie Day is celebrated annually on January 23rd in the United States, so let’s explore the long history this
National New England Clam Chowder Day is held on January 21 each year in the United States. There are many
National Cheese Lovers’ Day is celebrated annually on January 20th in the United States, but we invite you to join us in celebrating no matter which country