SCHENECTADY – Schenectady’s annual Soup Stroll is set for Saturday in Schenectady, with a record 34 restaurants participating.
Among those doing prep work this week ahead of the event were SUNY Schenectady Adjunct Professor Gio Lontoc and culinary students as they prepared a Tokyo-style Shoyu Ramen for the stroll.
SUNY Schenectady Adjunct Professor Chef Gio Lontoc (center), culinary students Aaliyah Bartley and Karl Lurz cut fresh vegetables for his “tonkotsu’ soy based broth ERICA MILLER/ DAILY GAZETTE
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SUNY Schenectady Adjunct Professor Chef Gio Lontoc stirs his “tonkotsu’ soy based broth ERICA MILLER/ DAILY GAZETTE
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SUNY Schenectady Adjunct Professor Chef Gio Lontoc stirs his “tonkotsu’ soy based broth ERICA MILLER/ DAILY GAZETTE
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SUNY Schenectady culinary student Karl Lurz adds stock ingredients with Adjunct Professor Chef Gio Lontoc as they make a “tonkotsu’ soy based broth ERICA MILLER/ DAILY GAZETTE
SUNY Schenectady culinary student Aaliyah Bartley adds stock ingredients with Adjunct Professor Chef Gio Lontoc as they make a “tonkotsu’ soy based broth ERICA MILLER/ DAILY GAZETTE
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SUNY Schenectady Adjunct Professor Chef Gio Lontoc cuts fresh chives for his “tonkotsu’ soy based broth ERICA MILLER/ DAILY GAZETTE
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(L-R) SUNY Schenectady Adjunct Professor Chef Gio Lontoc, culinary students Aaliyah Bartley and Karl Lurz cut fresh vegetables for his “tonkotsu’ soy based broth ERICA MILLER/ DAILY GAZETTE
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SUNY Schenectady Adjunct Professor Chef Gio Lontoc (center), culinary students Aaliyah Bartley of Albany, and Karl Lurz of Clifton Park, cut fresh vegetables for his “tonkotsu’ soy based brothERICA MILLER/ DAILY GAZETTE