Jay McClelland, #MAFES Custer Dairy Processing plant manager, explains to @marktherealchef the process to make MSU’s famous cheese. Mark Coblentz is entering his second season of “Making a Chef,” which airs on @MPBOnline.
See @marktherealchef at the @mscollegetown community market tomorrow and try his crepes. Then you can tune in after you’ve found out how good they are.
Starkville teen Mark Coblentz returns for a second season of Making A Chef in the season premiere at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 15 on MPB Television. The episode repeats at 10 a.m. Sunday, June 16.
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Mark got to skip out on a bit of school today to speak to the great ladies of the Starkville Civic League. They will donate a book of his choice to the Starkville Public Library in thanks.
Mark got to sit down this morning with Robert St. John, a restaurateur, chef, columnist and author. One of his restaurants — The Purple Parrot Café — has been named the best fine dining restaurant in... https://t.co/hCnxk1Xvbe
Mark, working alongside Lana, is serving up Mississippi mud pie, while Chef Nick Wallace is serving confit chicken for the Mississippi Food Network. — attending Moonlight Market at Mississippi Farmers Market https://t.co/m3as09jgqx
I’m about to serve my own rendition of Mississippi mud pie at Moonlight Market. Can’t wait for this event to start. — attending Moonlight Market at Mississippi Farmers Market https://t.co/0Jdb3ky7TE
Lunch today was delicious and rather involved. Beef agnolotti with brown butter, sage and pecan sauce finished with balsamic vinegar. Mark used a saffron-infused pasta he made and rolled out himself.
This birthday boy made savillum — a Roman cheesecake made with ricotta and eggs and sweetened with honey — last night for a class project. He also made a basic ancient Roman bread made with whole wheat flour.
It’s a day late, but here is the finished product. Sunday lunch was roasted duck with cheesy rice grits and braised greens, served with a blackberry reduction.