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Ms. Betsy Dwyer started here aviation career in 1983 working with the specialized unit that transports the President and the Vice President of the United States as a flight attendant until her departure in 1990. She was hired by Wayfarer Aviation in White Plains and assigned to the CEO of Chase Manhattan Bank for 6 years. After leaving Wayfarer she became the Catering Director for Christopher Martins in New Haven CT for 2 years, than was hired by Cesar Pelli to do Private Chef Work for their office also in CT. Betsy wanted to return to flying and was hired by Jet Aviation Business Jets as the Director of Cabin Services for the Private Charter operations from 1997 to 2004 when the company decided to downsize their fleet. For the last four years she has been working for the CEO of General Maritime Corporation onboard a Falcon 2000EX plane based in Oxford CT. Betsy’s continued education has given her a BA in Journalism (Southern Connecticut State University) as well a BA in Business (University of New Ha

Peach, a way to heaven

Betsy Dwyer - Tuesday, September 01, 2009

I want to share recipes that I have used recently on corporate jets. They got a lot of compliments; they are summery, inexpensive and easy.

 

I love peaches, fresh white or yellow peaches. You can get them for fruit stands all over the US right now. I was grilled veggies the other day and I bummed into the peaches in the crisper of my fridge. I like to one task thing so I cut 8 freestone peaches in half. put them in a ceramic bowl with 1 tablespoons fresh lemon juice and one tablespoon veg oil, coat them well put peaches on a piece of parchment lined foil. Stir together 2 tablespoons light brown sugar, 2 teaspoons water, 3 tablespoons’ pure Madagascar vanilla extract, or any van extract, 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon, and 1/4 teaspoon of salt. Brush over peaches. Make a foil packet, like a mailing envelope, and crimp edges closed. Put on grill, med, for 15 minutes. Remove peaches, let cool a bit. Put over vanilla or Cherry Garcia ice cream

I love tuna and I am always experimenting with it. I also like to clean out my fridge every 2 weeks of veggies and fruits and make salads with the leftovers
Mediterranean tuna salad
1 large can water packed tuna drained
1 celery stalk with leaves chopped
2 tablespoons lemon zest grated
6 tb toasted almonds or pine nuts
2 tb extra virgin olive oil
2 tb chopped capers
1/4 cup dill sprigs
12 oz salad greens


red beet and pear salad
6 red beets cubed
8 red pear cubed
2 cup gorgonzola crumbles
toss the above together
place over a bed of summer spinach
toss with balsamic vinaigrette dressing
salt and pepper to taste

watermelon and arugula salad
8 cups arugula
4 whole avocado
3 cups cubed yellow or red watermelon
2 cups chopped warm bacon or Serrano ham or prosciutto
2 cups feta or gorgonzola
grilled chicken breast -3- cut in strips
add the above ingredients
top with warmed raspberry vinaigrette


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