Plate up at Southeast Valley
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
The three students in the culinary arts class at Southeast Valley High School work together to cook, plate and serve the Jag Cafe meal on Friday. From left are sophomore John Klingson, junior Mackenzie Coleman and sophomore Nina Dalley. See next week's Life section for more on the Jag Cafe.
The three students in the culinary arts class at Southeast Valley High School work together to cook, plate and serve the Jag Cafe meal on Friday. From left are sophomore John Klingson, junior Mackenzie Coleman and sophomore Nina Dalley. See next week's Life section for more on the Jag Cafe.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
The students in the culinary arts class at Southeast Valley High School hosted its first Jag Cafe restaurant on Friday at lunch. The three students in the class spent all week preparing and all Friday morning cooking. They served teriyaki chicken on a bed of white rice, with an Asian salad side and strawberry creme and cheesecake desserts.
The students in the culinary arts class at Southeast Valley High School hosted its first Jag Cafe restaurant on Friday at lunch. The three students in the class spent all week preparing and all Friday morning cooking. They served teriyaki chicken on a bed of white rice, with an Asian salad side and strawberry creme and cheesecake desserts.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
The three students in the culinary arts class at Southeast Valley High School work together to cook, plate and serve the Jag Cafe meal on Friday. From left are sophomore John Klingson, junior Mackenzie Coleman and sophomore Nina Dalley. See next week’s Life section for more on the Jag Cafe.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
The students in the culinary arts class at Southeast Valley High School hosted its first Jag Cafe restaurant on Friday at lunch. The three students in the class spent all week preparing and all Friday morning cooking. They served teriyaki chicken on a bed of white rice, with an Asian salad side and strawberry creme and cheesecake desserts.
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