Chenitha W. Ellis, Owner/Chef
HurryBack Catering, LLC
(512) 766-5515 | hurrybackcatering.com
Facebook | Twitter- @hurrybackcajun
Instagram- @hurrybackcaterin_llc
1. What does Phenomenal Woman mean to
you?
Mrs. Chenitha Ellis, CEO of HurryBack Catering LLC. |
2. What is your brand and how did you
get started?
Chenitha Ellis is the CEO and chef of HurryBack Catering, LLC. She
was born and raised in Monroe, LA. We specialize in Cajun and soul food and
everything in between. No job is too big or small. We do weddings, corporate
parties/meetings, family reunions, birthday parties and other social
events. We also offer personal chef
services and family/personal meals to go services.
I have been cooking with my mom, grandma, aunt and sisters since I
can remember. My entire family can cook. Cooking in our family has always been
a great bonding time and a passion of mine. Cooking is more of a relaxing and therapeutic
session rather than a job/career. I have since realized it is a gift of mine. When
I moved to San Marcos in 2014 I saw a need for something I was passionate
about- great food. HurryBack Catering, LLC was born February 2015.
HurryBack Catering, LLC developed an annual event and ongoing initiative
to feeding homeless and less fortunate-HurryBack Giving Back: One Meal at a
Time (2015). HurryBack Catering also partnered with the local Women's Shelter
to provide clothes, books and prepared food for the women and children there.
These are fulfilling events. It does not matter how much you have. We should
always look to give back and support what is around you. This includes ones
that could not support you or themselves. We accept donations for these events.
3. What is your dream goal and how do
you plan on achieving it?
My dream is spread the love and passion I put in my food around
the world. Everybody deserves to taste the love that is out in each and every
dish created by HurryBack Catering, LLC.
4. Name a moment that inspired you to
feel more confident and inspired you to be comfortable in the skin you are in.
I have always been comfortable in my own skin. I was raised to
know that I was beautiful and great the way I was born. I find myself
constantly reminding young ladies the same thing. I think it’s pointless to be
full of encouragement and positivity and not spread it on to other lovelies.
When women are lifted, the world is lifted.
5. Name a person (dead or alive) that
you look up to and why?
I do not have particular women that I look up to however I
appreciate the women around the world that are definitely making a difference
and paving the way for us. Well, with that being said I do have to say my mom
was a brilliant, phenomenal woman. My mom always taught us not to wait on
opportunity, create it.
6. When it comes to being a woman,
what do you feel should be the three core values that a lady should
uphold?
Loyalty
Resilience
Confidence
Determination
Knowledge
Versatility
(I may have doubled that
LOL)
7. Favorite quote and what it means
to you? “Every meal is perfect because I prepare it with at least one
cup of love” Mama (Tonya Renee Williams 4/7/64-1/28/1999)
8. Piece of advice that you would
give to young girls who aren't confident with themselves?
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