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DINING WITH DREYFUSS - January 19, 2004
LOS ANGELES (Wireless Flash) -- Living with Richard Dreyfuss is a real culinary adventure. Just ask his wife, Janelle. The culinary school-educated entrepreneur says she and her husband once dined on roasted road kill retrieved from the jungle in French Guiana - where Richard was filming a foreign movie. That roasted iguana was the freshest food they could get, since all of the supermarkets were carrying goods that had expired three months earlier. It was a wild adventure, but Janelle is just about to embark on her scariest food experience yet -- on her own.
In March, she's opening L.A. Food Works, a facility in West Hollywood that hosts private parties where guests get to work alongside professional chefs to make a gourmet three-course meal that they enjoy later in the evening. Mrs. Dreyfuss says food has always been a way for her to bring people together, and she intends L.A. Food Works to do the same.
CONTACT: Janelle Dreyfuss, ****; Arrange with Michelle Marx;
(719) 473-6600; mmarxinc@adelphia.net
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Film Stew: Daily News Section December 15, 2003
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VARIETY: Tuesday December 2nd, 2003 Army Archerd's column
And Gelbart's "Sly Fox" is getting a revival next year on B'way with Richard Dreyfuss starring. He's politicking in Geneva while his wife, Janelle Lacey Dreyfuss, and partner Tabitha Kinney are readying to open their L.A. Food Works cooking school in a house on Nemo Street in West Hollywood. It's aimed for would-be culinary artists in a gourmet kitchen. And if their dishes don't turn out, they can always go next door -- to Dan Tana's.
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Marketplace: Wednesday, November 26, 2003
Corporations are known to send employees on wilderness adventures to promote bonding and teamwork, such as whitewater rafting and Outward Bound challenges. But some companies have discovered another territory -- an element of the great indoors -- that can work just as well: teaching cooking as a white-collar team-building exercise. Now, execs are cooking gourmet meals together to improve relations at the office.
Reporter: Stuart Cohen
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