Welcome to UW Food Services
We're for Fresh Thinking!
At UW Food Services, we pride ourselves on serving fresh, house-made, delicious food created by Red Seal Certified chefs and cooks. Food Services prioritizes the campus community's needs and we work closely with them to help create healthy, nourishing foods you will enjoy. We have a registered dietitian on staff to support the community members in making informed and nutritious food choices.
News
- Mar. 18, 2021Congratulations Ivan!
Young Chef of the Year 2020 awarded to our own 2nd year culinary apprentice - Ivan Milenovic!
We are all so proud to have Ivan as part of the UW Food Services team. His hard work, passion and dedication has been noticed by the Canadian Culinary Federation of Chefs and Cooks! They have awarded him the 'Young Chef of the Year' award! He will recieve his award at a ceremony this September in London, ON.
- Feb. 10, 2021Happy Lunar New Year!
2021 is the year of the ox!
Celebrating Lunar New Year all day on February 10th at The Market in CMH.
Specialized menu of your favourite Asian dishes;
- Feb. 1, 2021Valentine's Day take home dinner!
We are making your Valentine's Day a little easier!
Order & Pick-Up:
February 2, 2021 to February 12, 2021
10am to 4pm
Fed Hall
Our Chef has created a delicious 3-course meal designed for you to pick-up and prepare easily at home.
Sourcing ingredients from our local farmers, fresh in season produce and other Waterloo Region small businesses; this Valentine's Dinner is loving everyone!
Order today: 519-888-4567 ext. 84700 OR catering@uwaterloo.ca
Blog
- May 11, 2021CHEF BLOG: Chef Djura's New York Steak with Sauteed Vegetables
Introduction
This is the way that I prepare steak for myself and my wife at home. It is not the traditional way of cooking a steak, but the results are great. Any kind of steak can be cooked this way. If you decide to use a larger cut of meat (10 oz or more, or Tomahawk steak) you should consider using an oven in combination with a stove for cooking.
- Apr. 14, 2021CHEF BLOG: Chef Denise's Haystacks 2.0
Introduction
Growing up one of my favorite cookies was called a haystack, the recipe had lots of butter and sugar. This new version of an old classic replaces the butter with coconut oil and the sugar with honey. It is a super easy recipe and can be stored in the freezer so when you get that sweet craving you can just grab one to satisfy.
- Mar. 10, 2021CHEF BLOG: Dietitian Nicole's Easy Sheet Pan Tofu & Vegetables
Introduction
While I love to try new things in the kitchen, I have minimal equipment and like to keep things quick. That’s why I love sheet pan meals: they are simple, require minimal effort, and have very little cleanup.
