Paul Malcolm
Associate Professor
JWU Faculty Since 2005
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Paul Malcolm's passion for food and cooking was fueled at an early age by his grandmother. She would ask what he had dreamed about the night before. Then, armed with a cast iron skillet, pancake batter and a Folgers coffee can of rendered bacon fat, she would make his dreams come to life. If he had dreamed of dinosaurs, she would make dinosaur pancakes; if it was clowns, she would make clowns. It was magic that she was doing in that skillet, and that magic inspired Malcolm to become a chef.
Malcolm has worked in the industry for most of his life — from bakeries and 5-diamond hotels to consulting and working as a private chef. He has worked as an executive chef, a baker, a butcher and a natural soap maker.
Malcolm loves competitive cooking as it allows him an opportunity to challenge himself and understand more clearly who he is as a chef and a member of the ever-changing food community.
Education
- M.S.Ed., Computers in Education, Long Island University
- B.A., Service & Management, New England Culinary Institute
- A.O.S., Culinary Arts, New England Culinary Institute
Courses
- CUL1410 Contemporary Cooking & Leadership Functions
- CUL2710 Banquets and Catering