How Emma McCaskill is creating hospitality’s new future
After spending 18 years working in kitchens, Emma McCaskill has moved into her most important role yet – shaping the next generation of the hospitality industry.
MoreAfter spending 18 years working in kitchens, Emma McCaskill has moved into her most important role yet – shaping the next generation of the hospitality industry.
MoreThe adversity thrown up by COVID-19 has driven many people in the hospitality industry to innovate in order to survive, including Adelaide chef Emma McCaskill, who will appear at Gather & Graze this weekend.
MoreChef Emma McCaskill is moving out of the Sparkke at the Whitmore kitchen into a consultative role with the pub. She speaks with CityMag about the catalyst for this decision and what the move means for her career.
MoreFor her Tasting Australia Glasshouse Kitchen event, Emma McCaskill has created a kitchen dream team drawing on her history as a chef. She spoke with CityMag about how Maggie Beer, Darren Robertson and Sat Bains each influenced her career.
MoreAfter a seven-month stint at Botanic Gardens Restaurant, former The Pot namesake Emma McCaskill has joined the team at Sparkke at the Whitmore.
MoreThe hospitality staffing crisis is a multifaceted problem, and restaurants are working hard to retain the staff they have – including hosting guest chef events to provide an engaging and educational environment for their workers.
MoreThe chef-led breakfast pop-up series Toast is returning to LOC with a new roster of special guests and this time opting for a longer lunch experience.
MoreFollowing Simon Bryant's exit as Festival Director, Tasting Australia has announced a new creative team, featuring Karena Armstrong and Darren Robertson as Co-Festival Directors, Emma McCaskill as Food Curator, and Nick Stock returning as Drinks Curator.
MoreWith new head chef Kelly Delaney at the helm, Sparkke at the Whitmore is looking to offer diners something new at the CBD brewpub.
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