While still a student, Alan was hired at the Loretta Paganini School of Cooking. Under the guidance of his first mentors, Loretta Paganini and Chef Tim McCoy, Alan worked in the prep kitchen and began teaching at the school. Alan continued his education by training formally at the Sanctuary on Kiawah Island, a beach and golf resort in Charleston, South Carolina. He credits long hours under the guidance of the hotel’s Executive Chef, Robert Wysong and Chef de Cuisine, Ben Randow for his high standard
of quality and presentation in the food he creates.
Executive Chef
Alan Ehrlich created
A SAGE IDEA,
Personal Chef Service
to provide quality. customized meals for
his clients to enjoy in
the comfort of their
own homes.
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After a suggestion from his wife, Chef Alan took a cooking class which sparked his need for creativity and creation. Two years later, he earned a double degree in
the Culinary and Pastry Arts from
the International Culinary Arts and Sciences Institute in Chesterland, Ohio. Alan had found
his passion in food preparation and presentation.