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FEATURED CHEF

Marshall Roth from Cafe Verona

Posted: 7/1/2010

BIO:

It’s been nearly two years since Marshall Roth became Corporate Chef for the McClain Restaurant Group, owners of Café Verona and other restaurants around the square at Independence, MO. But he covered a lot of ground before that, from culinary training at New York City’s Culinary Institute of America to chef positions at the Park Avenue Café, the 21 Club, and the Regent Wall Street restaurant. Roth also worked in Munich, Bavaria and Aspen, and was chef de cuisine for three restaurants at San Francisco’s Palace Hotel. He began his current position following stints as executive chef at Hotel Phillips, and a creative culinary consultant for the Cordish Companies’ Power & Light District.

PHILOSOPHY:

Roth likes to create food with a ‘wow’ factor. “I like people to be intrigued by how food looks,” he says. “Presentation is as important as taste - you eat with your eyes, first.” From handcrafted ravioli to whole parsley leaves rather than sprinkles and shaved versus grated, Asiago cheese, Roth is committed to making food that looks as good as it tastes.


FEATURED CHEF ARCHIVES

Marshall Roth
from Cafe Verona (posted 7/1/2010)

Robert Padilla
from Trezomare (posted 6/1/2010)

Chef Michael Smith
from Extra Virgin (posted 5/1/2010)

Executive Chef Charles d'Ablaing
from Webster House (posted 4/1/2010)

Chef Bob Brassard
from The Broadmoor Bistro (posted 3/1/2010)

Executive Chef John McClure
from Starker's Restaurant (posted 2/1/2010)

John Westerhaus and Chase Wilcox
from WestChase Grille (posted 1/1/2010)

Jennifer Maloney
from Cafe Sebastienne (posted 12/1/2009)

Jim Dennis
from Jardine's (posted 11/1/2009)

Linda Duerr
from Zest (posted 10/1/2009)

Mano Rafael
from Le Fou Frog (posted 9/1/2009)

Don Pepe
from Johnny Cascone's (posted 8/1/2009)

Tomas di Gregorio
from Em Chamas Brazilian Grill (posted 7/1/2009)

Amy Presson
from Marina Grog & Galley (posted 6/1/2009)

English Renshaw
from La Bodega (posted 5/1/2009)

Ryan Kelly
from Garozzo's Ristorante (posted 4/1/2009)

Leon Bahlmann
from Cafe Trio (posted 3/1/2009)

Greg Hunsucker
from V's Italiano Ristorante (posted 2/1/2009)

Patrick Williams
from Pierpont's at Union Station (posted 1/1/2009)

 


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