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33
Management Group is very excited to announce that the acclaimed
Peter Eco, Executive Chef of one of Boston’s Best
New Restaurants for 2008; STIX, has been given the helm
of the kitchen at sister and flagship establishment, 33
Restaurant & Lounge.
CEO
and President of 33 Management Group, Greg Den Herder says,
“Executive Chef Eco has been an enormous asset to
the STIX team. We are extremely pleased to be able to have
his expertise available in both restaurants. We are confident
and eager to see 33 flourish in new ways under his creativity.”
Since STIX opened its doors in November of 2007, the restaurant
has received top marks from critics and customers alike.
The ambiance mixed with a menu unlike anything else this
city has seen has led to many nights of standing-room only
at the Stanhope Street restaurant.
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| Executive Chef, Southern New England |
2005-2007 |
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- Overseeing menu offerings for The Shaker Table and Hampshires Culinary Planning & Event Design
- Supervision of sous chefs and kitchen operations with $2.25M in sales
- Controlling food preparation by consulting with kitchen teams; overseeing portion size; evaluating and improving productivity; monitoring presentations
- Research and develop new dishes that are both profitable and appealing to customers
- Meeting kitchen financial standards by providing budget information; monitoring expenditures; identifying variances; implementing corrective actions
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- "Creating hand-crafted, finely-tuned, artisanal dishes, using the best seasonal and local ingredients"
- Daily responsibilities include overseeing lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch in the Monday Club
- Producing premiere private events, weddings and corporate parties seating up to 250 guests
- Organizing production, service, staff, ordering, inventory while maintaining food cost & quality
- Training staff to comply with HAACP controls and safety standards
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| Wellesley
Inn on the Square
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Refined New England Cuisine (3 Restaurants) |
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- Overseeing
all aspects of the Inn's three restaurants, banquet facilities, and room service
- Responsible for food production, food & beverage service and designing new menus
- Food
& beverage cost analysis;evaluate and negotiate purchasing
contacts with suppliers
- Created
and maintain inventory & ordering database, closely
regulate & track labor costs
- Hire,
train and mentor kitchen, banquet and wait staff
- Developed
incentive programs which reduced employee turnover, sick
days and improved job commitment
- Trained front of the house staff on wines, up-selling and the finesse of excellent service
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| Chef
De Cuisine, Pastry Chef |
2002-2003 |
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- Designed
new menus for the restaurant, bar, room service and banquet
sales
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Routinely created tasting menus and monthly wine dinners
- Conceptualize
desserts, format recipes, produce, plate & train staff
on new items
- Responsible
for all aspects of the Harlequin - food, wine, employees
(30 ppl)
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Produced and directed banquets of up to 400 and receptions
of up to 600
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Reduced & maintained food cost to approx. 27% while
still maintaining the utmost quality
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Screened, interviewed and trained kitchen staff and new
hires
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In charge of inventory, scheduling, daily ordering and
receiving
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Restaurant
Clio
Boston, Massachusetts
Eclectic French/American Fine Dining (60 seats)
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- Responsible
for daily production of desserts for restaurant and private
dining room
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Prepared various ice creams/sorbets, chocolate work, standard
mixes, crème brulee, chocolate and caramel-based
sauces, coulis, compotes, fruit consommés, spun
sugar, candied fruits and nuts
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Creation of new items for menu and special events including
the annual Spinazzola Gala
(exotic cotton candy, Meringue Lemon Drop Martini, Exotic
Fruit Jello Shots)
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Gourmet
Caterers
Boston, Massachusetts
New England’s largest privately owned and operated
caterers
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- Worked
with onsite culinary team preparing upscale banquet items
in a commissary setting
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Enforced recipe standards for all dishes to ensure consistent
quality of accepted samples
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Implemented menu strategies, production, and plating at
high-end venues and private dining events
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Ensured the highest standards of safety and sanitation
are maintained throughout the event at all times in compliance
with local health ordinances and company standards
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| Stage/Stagiaire/Internships |
Craftsteak, NYC, Daniel, NYC, Café Boulud, NYC, Lutece, NYC, The Water Club, NYC, Sardi’s, NYC, The Friar’s Club, NYC, Jonathan
Waxman’s "Buds", NYC |
| Other
Restaurant Experience |
The
Cockeyed Clam, NYC, One Fish Two Fish, NYC and T.G.I.
Friday’s, NYC |
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- Best Lunch & Best Tavern, Readers Choice Awards, Community Newspapers, 2004
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Best Chef in Worcester County Nominee, Worcester Magazine, February 2003
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"Harlequin Sets High Standards Once Again", Four Stars, Worcester Sunday Telegram, January 2003
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"Harlequin Shakes Up Hotel Fare", Worcester Sunday Telegram, November 2002
- "Audacious Adventure", Five Stars, Worcester Magazine, May 2002
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Featured interview & recipe "Beyond Cheesecake", Pastry Art and Design, January 2002
- Trophy winner "Best Taste", Edible Art Charity Gala - Boston, August 2001
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EDUCATION
Degree Culinary Arts and Hotel/Restaurant Management 1986
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Johnson
and Wales University |
Providence,
Rhode Island |
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ServSafe Manager Certification
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NOTABLE INTERESTS & QUALITIES
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The
art & joy of pairing wine with food to
create a higher level culinary experience
- A
confident palate for recognizing flavor, taste,
texture and mouthfeel
- A
flair for infusing novelle style with regional,
old world and continental cuisine
- Being consistent is the most important thing a Chef can teach his staff
- Very
creative, resourceful, efficient and a team player
- Strong
desire to learn, increase and hone my skills
- Highly
motivated in customer satisfaction
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