The
last six weeks have flown by and I have loved every minute of it! Coming into
this rotation I wasn’t sure what to expect. I have learned so much about food
service management, serving people, and having fun in the kitchen. I am
grateful for all of the kitchen staff, supervisors, managers, and chefs, and
the loving kindness they showed towards me. The work environment was welcoming
and a great place to learn. I truly felt like part of the team and even like
family. From helping at their African dinner to preparing for my own Cinco de
Mayo theme meal with Becky, I enjoyed working with those around me.
Interacting with the residents and getting to know
many of them was heart warming. I enjoyed talking to them and hearing how much
they love having the UMD Dietetic Interns come to Riderwood. Many of the
residents knew who Becky and I were based on our uniforms. It was great to meet
other Maryland Alumni!
There
are no words that can truly express the joy and love I have for Riderwood. I am
so happy I had the opportunity to come here and meet all of these wonderful
people.
Becky
and I wanted to share with those we worked with how much we appreciated them,
so we came up with our own homemade recipe…
A Recipe for Fun
Ingredients
2 Bubbly Interns
1 Smiling Chef
1 Singing Chef
1 Loving Manager
10 Patient and Supportive
Kitchen Staff
2 Selfless Service
Managers
2 Funny Supervisors
5 Sweet Utility Workers
Directions
Combine Smiling Chef,
Singing Chef, and Loving Manager in a small bowl and set aside to cool. Add a
cup of Bubbly Interns and knead until fully mixed. Transfer to larger bowl and
let rise for 5 minutes.
To the larger bowl add the
Patient and Supportive Kitchen Staff. Proof for 5 hours. Bake in oven at 300o
F for 10 minutes, check for doneness. Remove and cool on wire rack.
Once fully cooled, add
icing of Selfless Service Managers and Funny Supervisors to top. Garnish with
Sweet Utility Workers on the side. Serve warm.
Finished Product:
Thank you Riderwood Dining Services which is part of Erickson for training our dietetic interns and future "foodies" to recognize "all foods can fit"
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