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    The Life of a Chef

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    notch chef is a very glamorous profession. With this in mind Team 99 set out to find out what the job and life of a chef is all about. What it’s all about As can be imagined‚ cooking is a major part of being a chef. It is essential to be able to cook a wide variety of dishes. As one gets promoted - creating recipes‚ organising the kitchen‚ and directing the staff are also added to your responsibilities. As one reaches the top of the chef hierarchy other responsibilities like planning menus‚ ordering

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    Raymond Blanc

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    chefs‚ Raymond Blanc was born in a tiny rural village in Besancon‚ in eastern France. While his two sisters were taught to cook by the inspirational Maman Blanc‚ his father taught Raymond and his two brothers to work in the garden and surrounding woods. His father gave him a calendar and foraging map for his 10th birthday‚ and what he collected his mother taught him to cook‚ filling her meals with fresh local and seasonal flavours. Raymond’s career began in Oxfordshire as a waiter; he worked

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    named his restaurant Fifteen for the 15 young people from the streets who would work there. The restaurant became a kind of school. The chef taught his "students" all about fine food. He took them on field trips to buy fresh food. Then he showed how to cook it and how to serve it. The young chefs-in-training had not had easy lives. Some were without families or homes. Others fought drug problems. Many of them had lost hope. Oliver wanted to change that. His goals were to inspire the young people with

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    Thomas Hobbes Human Nature

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    Hobbes: Human Nature and Political Theory Thomas Hobbes writes in his 1651 masterpiece Leviathan of his interpretations of the inherent qualities of mankind‚ and the covenants through which they enter in order to secure a peaceful existence. His book is divided up into two separate sections; Of Man‚ in which Hobbes describes characteristics of humans coexisting without the protection of a superior earthly authority‚ and Of Commonwealth‚ which explains how humans trapped in that primal ‘state

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    Carson McCullers’ The Member of the Wedding: Summary The Member of the Wedding by Carson McCullers is the story of an adolescent girl who triumphs over loneliness and gains maturity through an identity that she creates for herself in her mind. It is with this guise that twelve year old Frankie Addams begins to feel confident about herself and life. The author seems to indicate that one can feel good about oneself through positive thinking regardless of reality. The novel teaches that one’s destiny

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    this reason that I dislike living in flats or condominiums every room in my dream house and every piece of furniture in it is designed to create beauty‚ warmth and peace. My kitchen is small. I am not a good cook so I do not need a large kitchen. In Malaysia‚ one does not really need to cook all the time since there are plenty of restaurants. My dream kitchen has a refrigerators it has also has a radio-CD player so that I can listen to music as I do my coking. All the bedrooms in my dream house

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    My Grand Mother's Kitchen

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    the right side of the door there was an open fire place called wooden stove where my grandmother used to cook vegetable and make spiced tea for us. Every time I walked in the kitchen‚ I was amazed by the view of the garden‚ the beautiful drawing on the walls and architecture of kitchen. My grandmother delicious food that I ate there‚ still I can smell it. My granny was a wonderful cook. And she used to prepare tasteful dishes for us. I can never forget the smell in the air of the cooked pizza

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    Leer‚ (and the narrator) Paul Baümer. They are all nineteen-year-old volunteers for the war and were from the same class. Additionally‚ there are Tjaden‚ Haie Westhus‚ Detering‚ and Stanislaus Katczinsky. During meal time‚ the cook had prepared food for 150 men‚ but when the cook realizes that only 80 remained after the rest died in battle‚ the second company is delighted to have more to eat. On the way to the latrines‚ the narrator mentions how during war‚ they must make the most of what they have

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    more insight about the calories in the meal being prepared and the nutritional value. Despite having a general knowledge about cooking a chef also needs to have some basic culinary training as well. Chefs who attend culinary school are also trained to cook and manage a kitchen as well in maintain books and inventory. There are many pros and cons to being a professional Chef. There are many chefs who get a star as they achieve new awards or achievements. This works as a pro as they get offered fine

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    managers under food and beverage department. Executive Chef: Executive chef is in charge of all the food cook and inventory areas. He is the head of the kitchen. And at the same times‚ executive chef also must have the high professional knowledge about all the paper works. Ensure the safety‚ cleaning and attractive food to serve for customers. To be creative. Executive chef must be an outstanding cook and always keeping the creative mind to design the new method of foods. Harmonious relationship with

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