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Jack FisherExecutive Chef, Jack Fisher Confections Jack's cooking career started at the early age of 14. After spending 10 years in various positions on the savory side of things he found himself in the pastry kitchen at the San Diego Sheraton working with Executive Pastry Chef, Randy Mikulas. It was Mikulas who showed Jack the basics of pastry and much more. Jack spent three years getting his "feet wet" then moved jobs and wound up at Loews Coronado working as the pastry chef for the very popular Azzura Point, lead by Executive Chef James Boyce. "Shortly after I got there I realized that I was in over my head, but I was determined to make it. Chef Boyce is really demanding, but he taught me some of the most important lessons on understanding the harmony that should exist between savory and pastry." After Boyce's departure, Jack worked side by side with new Azzura Point Chef de Cuisine Micheal Stebner, a Boyce protégé. They worked together for the next five years. During that time Jack followed Chef Stebner to 910 and opened Region Restaurant in Hillcrest, where Stebner was the owner. Following his departure from Region, Jack spent three months with Executive Pastry Chef Richard Ruskell at the five-star Montage Resort in Laguna Beach. This was followed by a return to 910 under the watchful eye of Executive Chef Jason Knibb, who Jack cites as opening his eyes to a whole new style of plating. In February of 2007, Jack was hired by Executive Chef Tony DiSalvo to run the pastry department at Jack's La Jolla. |

