SHORELINES

Q3_2013 Shorelines

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restaurant would be when I was at in hotel and restaurant management. Auburn, it would have been SpringHouse He went on to study at and graduate down to the detail," he says. from the New England Culinary McDaniel had his chef epiphany Institute in Vermont. It was in when he was a student at Auburn Vermont that McDaniel realized the and took a side job at Ruby Tuesday. importance of sustainable cooking and "It was an Auburn football Saturday ingredients, and how to intricately tie night and I was running crazy in the them into Southern food. kitchen when it hit me, this is what I love to do." After working two more years "When I went up to Vermont for culinary school I was like a sponge," McDaniel says. "I wanted to learn at Ruby Tuesday and moving on everything. Ten years ago in Vermont, to Amsterdam Café, McDaniel the community-supported agriculture graduated from Auburn with a degree philosophy was thriving and now it is Above: Photo by Billy Brown — SpringHouse restaurant illuminates the night at its location at Russell Crossroads on Lake Martin. Left: Photo by Billy Brown — Gulf shrimp with olive citrus salad showcases Executive Chef Rob McDaniel's use of local and seasonal ingredients. 22 S hor el i ne s | 2013 Vol:3

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