Montclair State Hosts Hungary's Foremost Chef March 9
Lecture by Chef Tibor Rosenstein is part of semester-long Hungarian Festival for the Arts and Humanities
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. -- Tibor Rosenstein, the foremost chef in Hungary and owner of Rosenstein Restaurant in Budapest, will headline an evening devoted to "Paprika as a Culinary and Cultural Statement". The Rosenstein restaurant is a traditional family restaurant, located in the heart of the inner city, serving traditional Hungarian cuisine.
Chef Rosenstein has selected several special recipes, which will be prepared with Montclair State University's Food Management students. In addition to the opportunity to learn from this master chef about the history of Hungarian food, participants will be able to sample a number of exquisitely prepared dishes and Hungarian wines.
The event, which is offered as part of the semester-long Hungarian Festival of the Arts and Humanities, is free and open to the public, but reservations are required. It will be held Thursday March 9 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm in the new Food Management Department facilities in University Hall Room 4011.
Seating is very limited and will be assigned on a First-Come, First-Served basis. RSVP by March 3 to Karen Segraves-Pender in the Global Education Center at Montclair State University: (973) 655-4499 or segravesk@mail.montclair.edu .
Montclair State's Hungarian Festival of the Arts and Humanities is a semester long series of events relating to Hungarian culture, its origins, and its influences. The festival includes theatrical and musical performances, art exhibitions, films, and lectures.
Organized by the University's Global Education Center, the Office of Arts and Cultural Programming and the School of the Arts, the Festival continues through May 2006.
The Hungarian Festival of the Arts and Humanities is made possible with generous grants from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities and the Trust for Mutual Understanding. The Terplan Family Foundation and the Hungarian Cultural Center of New York have also provided support for various Hungarian initiatives.
For additional information, contact the Global Education Center at (973) 655-4185 or email simonw@mail.montclair.edu.
Montclair State is New Jersey’s second largest and fastest growing university. It offers the advantages of a large university--a comprehensive undergraduate curriculum with a global focus, a broad variety of superior graduate programs, and a diverse faculty and student body--combined with a small college’s attention to students. More information on the University is available on its Web site at www.montclair.edu.MSU is located at the intersection of Valley Road and Normal Avenue in Montclair. The campus is one mile south of the junction of routes 3 and 46, 14 miles west of New York City.
February 17, 2006
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