Park Hyatt Washington, D.C. is pleased to announce the appointment of
Erin Reed as the new pastry chef for the 216-room luxury hotel and its
Michelin-starred Blue Duck Tavern.
Prior to her appointment at Park
Hyatt Washington, Reed served as executive pastry chef of Daniel
Boulud’s DBGB in Washington, D.C. Guests can anticipate noteworthy,
seasonal desserts inspired by Reed’s Central Pennsylvania heritage.
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Dulcey Bavarian |
New additions include
Oriado Chocolate Ganache with peppermint whoopee pie, jivara cremeux and salted white chocolate ice cream; Rosemary Olive Oil Cake with grapefruit curd, Campari foam, red currant and pistachio; Dulcey Bavarian with bacon caramel corn, Cope’s Corn ice cream and fried sage, as well as
Shoo Fly Tart with molasses pudding, buttermilk sherbet, bourbon raisins and slated walnuts. Desserts are priced at $12 each.
Erin is a native of Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania and has earned
certificates in both culinary and advanced baking and pastry from the
Indiana University of Pennsylvania Academy of Culinary Arts in
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. After externing for one year at the
Broadmoor’s five-star, five-diamond, Penrose Room in Colorado Springs,
Colorado, Reed then continued her education earning a Bachelor of
Science degree in hospitality management from the same university. Reed
then continued her culinary career in Philadelphia at Morimoto before
relocating to Washington, D.C in January 2013 to serve as pastry sous
chef at Marcel’s under RW Restaurant Group. This position led to a
quick promotion to executive pastry chef of Robert Wiedmaier’s fine
dining restaurant, Brabo, in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Spiced Pear Sorbet |
As executive pastry chef of DBGB, Reed was responsible for all
aspects of the pastry kitchen at this popular restaurant. She has also
served as executive pastry chef at Buddakan in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, as well as helped to launch pastry programs at various
Kimpton properties.
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