Amy Binkley, Tracy Dempsey, and More Join Top Women Chefs for Tastings, Demonstrations, and Pretty Much Changing the Culinary World

Quick, name five women chefs in the Valley. If that exercise proved difficult it may be because, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, fewer than 15 percent of professional chefs and head cooks in the country are women. But from 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday, November 10, at the...
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Quick, name five women chefs in the Valley.

If that exercise proved difficult it may be because, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, fewer than 15 percent of professional chefs and head cooks in the country are women.

But from 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday, November 10, at the Art Institute of Phoenix, more than two dozen women chefs in kitchens throughout Arizona are setting out to change that statistic and (pretty much) the Valley’s culinary scene at Getting Our Just Desserts (GOJD).

Featuring top women chefs such as Amy Binkley (Binkley’s, Cafe Bink), Tracy Dempsey (Tracy Dempsey Originals), and Faith Wipperman-Woodruff (Roka Akor) as well as food truck mavens Margita Webb (Hey Joe!), Tonya Saidi (Mamma Toledo’s Pies), and Beatrice “Bee” Bullock (BuzznBeez Good Food Truck), this year’s GOJD will offer guests tastings, demonstrations, and a chance to support the female culinary scene in the Valley.

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General admission tickets to Getting Our Just Desserts are $35 (VIP tickets are $75) and include sweet and savory tastings, cooking demonstrations, and workshops. Tickets can be purchased through the Blacktie Arizona website using the event code justdesserts12.

For more details, go to the GOJD Facebook page.

Getting Our Just Desserts benefits the Careers through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP), a national scholarship program for high school culinary students.

Here’s the event’s lineup of chefs:

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JoAnn Ayres – The Art Institute of Phoenix Amy Binkley – Binkley’s Restaurant and Cafe Bink Sherrye Chapin – Sherrye’s Kitchen Tracy Dempsey – Tracy Dempsey Originals Nicole DeKryter – Cartwright’s Sonoran Ranch House Julie Fiedler – Posh Restaurant Kailey Fierro – Sushi Roku Tricia Guerrero – East Valley Institute of Technology Therese Hills – My Sweet Blessings Bakery Mary Josephs – Chocolates by M. Josephs Susan Kolman – Classic Cooking Academy Dawn Pennington & Nicole Hoffman – Olive Creations Samantha Roberts – Whisky River Samantha Sharrar – Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Tasha Slatton – Personal Chef Faith Wipperman-Woodruff – Roka Akor Dana Rohr – Wolf Sub-zero Kim Cobb – Lunche Libre Margita Webb – Hey Joe Filipino Beatrice “Bee” Bullock – Buzz N Beez Good Food Truck Tonya Saidi – Mamma Toledo’s Pies Korina Adkins – FruFru Pops


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