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Executive Chef Thomas Sedio from Villa Tronco

Posted: 7/1/2009

BIO:

Born in Philly, I grew up cooking traditional Italian dishes with my mother.  I worked to put myself through training at the well known culinary school, Johnson and Wales.  During this time I continued to learn and experiment with food and began cooking with several items that offered a Mediterranean flare.  It was while working in the northeast that I ran several kitchens of various sizes and quickly became comfortable with the cuisine of that population.  Deciding that I could add some creativity to their traditional dishes, I used various methods and ingredients to transform meals from the ordinary but still manage to keep them classic.

PHILOSOPHY:

My favorite method of cooking is to sauté most meals because the flavors of each sauce created have the potential to become very powerful.  I have also come to enjoy working with different meats and seafood; variety peaks my interests.  The most gratifying aspect of my job is satisfied customers.  I look forward to meeting my new customers at Villa Tronco and getting feedback on their meals in order to provide a more personal and fulfilling dining experience.  There is more to being a chef than just food preparation, and even after all the ordering of products and the careful creation of each individual dish, it’s the customer’s enjoyment that pleases me most.  

 


FEATURED CHEF ARCHIVES

Executive Chef Randy Niswander
from Conrad's (posted 6/1/2010)

Executive Chef Thomas Sedio
from Villa Tronco (posted 7/1/2009)

Alan Boyle
from Hennessy's (posted 5/26/2009)

 


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