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The Ingredients

The Ingredients

著者: Open Pantry Co.
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The Ingredients From the team at Open Pantry Co., The Ingredients is a hospitality podcast that gets to the heart of what makes a venue work. Each episode breaks down one essential ingredient, from brand and fitout to team culture and menu design, through real conversations with operators, makers, and thinkers across the industry. This isn’t about trends for trend’s sake. It’s about the thinking behind the service, and how better decisions get made. If you’re building a venue, leading a team, or just craving more meaning in your work, this is the podcast for you.Copyright 2025 Open Pantry Co. アート クッキング マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 経済学 食品・ワイン
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  • Episode 6: Why Real Restaurants Don’t Chase Trends with Duncan and Lauren from Africola
    2025/12/16
    Africola isn’t just one of Adelaide’s most influential restaurants; it’s a living, breathing example of what happens when culture, people, and product are put ahead of ego and expansion. In this episode of The Ingredients Podcast, Shaun sits down inside Africola with Duncan Welgemoed and Lauren Parsons to unpack the real story behind the venue: the fires (literal ones), the decisions not to scale, the obsession with people over praise, and why authenticity isn’t about copying heritage, it’s about building something honest that evolves on its own terms. They discuss candidly cooking over fire, building a team that genuinely wants to be there, why personality often beats skill in hiring, and how Africola has remained relevant for over a decade without chasing trends, critics, or headlines. There’s also a powerful reflection on Adelaide’s hospitality scene, where it’s been, where it’s heading, and why the city is finally keeping its talent instead of exporting it east. This is a conversation about restaurants as community anchors, menus as operational tools, and leadership that’s grounded in care, not control. If you run a venue or want to build something that lasts, this one’s worth your time. This episode is proudly brought to you by Tanda, helping hospitality venues stay compliant, supported, and ahead of the game.
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  • Episode 1 - Alex Gavioli - Don's & Cordelia
    2025/07/29

    This podcast episode elucidates the journey of a small business owner who has successfully established a vibrant venue within the hospitality sector.

    Alex Gavioli is a very experienced and successful owner of two of the best venues in Melbourne: Don's in Prahran & Cordelia in Carlton.

    Alex shares insights on how his initial vision for the venue evolved into a thriving community hub that resonates with both younger and older generations alike. Furthermore, we delve into the significance of fostering a positive work culture and the necessity of ensuring safety and inclusivity within the hospitality environment.

    The episode concludes with a forward-looking perspective, contemplating the future of the industry and the importance of genuine connection among all stakeholders.

    Takeaways:

    • The discussion elucidates the significant challenges inherent in cafe hospitality, which demands high service expectations at early hours.
    • The podcast highlights the importance of adaptability within the hospitality sector, particularly with respect to menu offerings and staff dynamics.
    • A salient point raised pertains to the critical nature of creating a safe and inclusive environment for all employees in the hospitality industry.
    • The speakers emphasise the impact of social media on venue visibility and the necessity of maintaining an authentic customer experience.
    • The conversation underscores the evolving nature of customer expectations and the vital role of leadership in fostering a positive workplace culture.
    • Lastly, the episode reflects on the necessity of continuous innovation to remain relevant in the competitive landscape of hospitality.

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    24 分
  • Episode 5 - From France to Adelaide: Chef Alexis Besseau's Culinary Journey
    2025/12/09

    Summary

    In this episode of the Ingredients Podcast, host Shaun de Vries speaks with Alexis Besseau, executive chef of La Louisiane in Adelaide.

    Alexis shares his remarkable culinary journey, from his childhood in France through various international experiences to his ultimate settling in Australia.

    The conversation delves into the importance of mentorship, the challenges of building a cohesive kitchen team, and the innovative strategies employed during the pandemic to adapt to changing circumstances.

    Alexis emphasises the significance of creating a unique dining experience and the continuous pursuit of improvement in both personal and professional realms.

    Takeaways

    • Alexis started cooking at a young age, influenced by family.
    • He travelled extensively to learn from top chefs around the world.
    • Mentorship played a crucial role in his development as a chef.
    • Cultural differences impact culinary practices and team dynamics.
    • The pandemic forced restaurants to innovate and adapt their services.
    • Focusing on customer experience is key to restaurant success.
    • Building a strong team requires prioritising attitude over experience.
    • Alexis aims to create a relaxed yet refined dining atmosphere.
    • He believes in continuous improvement for himself and his staff.
    • Future aspirations include opening another restaurant in Adelaide.

    Brands we spoke about on the podcast:

    ⁠Tanda Website⁠

    ⁠Tanda Email⁠

    ⁠La Louisiane Website⁠

    ⁠Alexis Besseau Instagram⁠

    ⁠Open Pantry Co's Linktree⁠

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    58 分
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