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    Alain Ducasse Analysis

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    Alain Ducasse Alain ducasse was just a kid when he started to learn about food form his partnets.As a kid Alain love food and his partnets own a farm so he grow up with the tatse of how things work. But soon as he grow up he went to own many restaurnts in diffrent countrys with star rating and one of the youngest only at 33 yers old was given a 3 star rating. For some people alain is somebody people look up to because he’s created more for people to love like “restaurants, cook books,…

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    Alexis René's Journey

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    If I could meet a person, living or deceased, I would want it to be Alexis René. She is an 18-year-old model who is always looking at life through an optimistic lens. Although it seems superficial, the reason why I would want to meet her goes far beyond her looks. Alexis René has been through loss, yet she continuously strives to live a happy, healthy life. She has been a very inspirational and influential figure to me because she has what my generation lacks—a passion to live. Even as a child,…

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    Victorian chefs prepared thousand upon thousands of dishes in their careers. Chefs in that era would graduate from a culinary institute and begin to work for a family as their career. They had many responsibilities and kitchen requirements. A chef would have a daily routine, a very specific kitchen, or a celebrity chef would write books and cook for prestigious events. Victorian chefs were the cooks in wealthy households. Chefs were in charge of everything having to do with food in the…

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    promote growth in the culinary profession with special attention to the tenets of modern culinary development-ability, practicality, nutrition, workmanship, economy, presentation, creativity, and concept. 2. On 21 April 2016 the 7th Transportation Brigade (Expeditionary) will host the 2nd Quarter, FY16 Top Chef Training Competition. This competition will consist of the Jr/NCO winners from the 2nd Quarter Chef of the Quarter Board. Each competitor will select four Culinary Specialist to be…

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    not anyone can do and those with culinary vision or education are not these line cooks. According to Anthony Bourdain’s “Who Cooks?” those who cook the food in popular restaurants are visionless, uneducated, non-Americans (93-94). Line cooking “is not all…

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    VIKING COOKTOP REPAIR So many things makes a food look absolutely gorgeous and taste great; the skill you use in preparing the food , the recipe you choose to employ, the ingredients you use and the cooking utensils such as the size of pans and pots, all have a way of impacting the food you prepare and they help to decide the direction the food will go and the quality as well. But as important as all these mentioned above, they vary and change with each meal you prepare are of lesser impact…

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    Anthony Bourdain Thesis

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    Anthony Bourdain was born on June 25, 1956 in New York and grew up in Leonia, New Jersey. He attended Vassar College for two years and graduated from the world-renowned Culinary Institute of America in 1978. Bourdain then moved back to New York, where he worked as a chef in several kitchens such as the Supper Club, One Fifth Avenue, and Sullivan’s and later became an executive chef at Brasserie Le Halles, French Bistro steakhouse in 1998. Bourdain’s career as a restaurant chef gave him…

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    beginning the information gathering stage. Important things to look for on the website are credentials which qualify that individual to be your personal chef. Good credentials include affiliations with prestigious organizations and attending a reputable culinary school. A trained professional chef understands about food contamination and proper cooking techniques, which insure the food is fresh, and bacteria free. Make…

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    Blue Apron Analysis

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    Blue Apron is a well recognized food service that delivers ingredients and recipes to people's houses. Ingredients delivered also seem to be always high quality even though things such as meat that can easily be contaminated is used the cooking process of the food. They also have large quantity of recipes within their cookbook database that expands everyday with new a healthy recipes. They even categorize food in a way which allows people to easily navigate the cookbook and see what they may…

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    Chef Interview Essay

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    In that sense, you need business sense and soft skills just as much as knowledge about food. Mitch completed a culinary degree at the Culinary Institute of America and then went on to do accounting and management certificate programs at Brown University. He also told me that it's all about whom you work for. He said he "has gone to great lengths to work with the best. Even if…

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