Ambition Knows No “Boundary” At Leiths
In celebration
of its 40th anniversary, leading UK cooking school Leiths, has joined forces
with multi-award winning hotel Boundary Restaurant, Rooms, Rooftop to create a
unique training programme for students on the renowned Leiths Diploma in Food
and Wine.
Boutique design
hotel, Boundary is home to three unique restaurants and six Leiths students
will be chosen to spend time training in the Boundary kitchens under the
careful guidance of talented head chef Frederick Forster. Leiths and Boundary share a grounding in
classic techniques, combined with contemporary, refined recipes, making this
the idea partnership for the skills development of Diploma students.
Camilla
Schneideman, Managing Director of Leiths says; “Being able to work with
Boundary is such an incredible opportunity for our students. We pride ourselves on our thorough training
in techniques and skills, so for our students to be able to put these skills
into practice in a live restaurant environment is something you can't put a
value on. Frederick is such a skilled
chef, and for him to have such confidence in our students, and allow them to
cook and serve food so early on in their training is a great compliment.”
Diploma
students were treated to a cookery demonstration by Frederick Forster on 19
November to showcase the best of Boundary cuisine and invited to apply for the
coveted positions. The first stage will
commence on Wednesday 7 January, and students will be cooking and serving
Boundary dishes in the restaurant on 4 consecutive evenings. A second placement will take place in April
when students will be able to develop the skills they have learnt on the
Diploma and they will complete their experience at Boundary in July when they
will be given the fantastic opportunity to design the menu with Frederick
Forster.
Frederick adds
“I am looking forward to seeing how the students develop over the year and
build upon their skills and training by teaching them our dishes. I believe that by the end of the experience
we will have competent and skilled chefs who will be able to meet the
challenges of a busy London restaurant.”
The students
will be recording their progress on the Leiths blog, leiths.com/blog and guests
and member of the public are invited to select the dishes prepared by the students
from the Boundary menu.
To find out
more about Frederick Forster's demonstration to Leiths students, read Florence
Cornish's account of his visit on the Leiths blog
(http://www.leiths.com/blog/east-meets-west-chef-frederick-forster-leiths/).
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