Member Since May 2021
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About
I have focused on Charcuterie for the past 6 years but have worked as a Sous Chef before that. While in St. Louis I worked at a very high end Country Club where I learned many aspects of food service from fine dining, small catered dinner parties to banquets/events up to 800. I use only sustainably raised meats free of hormones and antibiotics. Interested in spices, salts, any other new flavors to work with, also tasting heirloom breeds of meats. Specialties: Purchasing and Inventory control, customer service, recipe creation and execution.
Scott Brennan
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Company details
Fifth quarter charcuterie
Company bio
The Fifth Quarter Charcuterie uses sustainably farmed products to make small batches of tasty meat morsels in the San Francisco Bay area. Our brick and mortar shop is now open in Montclair Village, Oakland.