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By all appearances, Amy Mossman was living a very satisfying life. She liked her steady, full-time job as a medical receptionist. Her two children were successful – a daughter at UW-Milwaukee, a son in high school. She held a BA degree in Art from UW-Oshkosh, an educational journey that included studies at UW-Madison. Yet something in Amy Mossman’s life was missing.

Paul Sletten was a teenager when he discovered what he wanted to do for the rest of his life – cook. Yet, even with his goal clear in his mind, he faced the obstacle of finding his way to obtain it. The solution? Find someone whose love for cooking matched his. Then find somewhere that would encourage his culinary curiosity. Then run with it.