Fany Gerson - Bio


I was born and raised in Mexico City and food has been part of my visual and emotional memory since … well since always. Latin and Jewish families revolve around food and I am no exception to that rule.

I am a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America and have been working in various restaurants in NYC as a pastry chef and/or consultant. I am currently working on writing a grant proposal to write a book on Mexican pastries and loving life!

Coffee and Tea is a big part of my culture and am very exited to share some of my knowledge and passion.

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I like your story and I would love to hear more about you, the mixure seems to be quite interesting and demands a great deal of research,in order to find yourself.
Do you have any religion at all?
What kind of identity do you prefer to use?
How do colors blend in your daily life and how do you elaborate them, everytime you want to prepare an original dessert?
Regards.
Ien.

desde madrid, happy passover!
un gran beso a ti y al mateo

Isn’t it time to get re-connected? I’d love to hear from you.

How nice to find you on the web.

Un abrazote y besos desde tu querido MX

XOXO
Harumi

Dear Fany,

Given your culinary & professional background, we at Equal Exchange (a Fair Trade/organic coffee, tea & chocolate company) would like to offer you 2 free tickets to next Friday’s (Oct 6th) showing of the new documentary “Black Gold”, at 7 pm at Cinema Village, near the NYU campus: 22 East 12th St., www.cinemavillage.com

see also: www.blackgoldmovie.com

The new film — dubbed by some as “the movie Starbucks doesn’t want you to see” — was well received at Sundance, and takes the viewer behind the scenes of the coffee industry as experienced by one particular group of small farmers in Ethiopia (the Oromia Co-op, that we happen to work with).

To accept this invitation and reserve a free ticket for you and a friend simply call Meghan Hubbs at Equal Exchange at 774 776 7398.

Hi Fany
How are you?? It is me Joan from CIA.
I was wondering what you were doing?? Please email me at realtorjoan@aol.com