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Old 03-03-2008, 04:23 PM
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I have created this thread as a way to get to know more people on here. I am on a nother forum that uses an thread like this and many of the peopl eon there have become fast friends of my. some of which i would give anything for. I also want to be able to share openly anything you way wish to tell.

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Does anyone know what job pays the best in the culinary industry? Obviously private chefs get paid alot but other than that?
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Founders of a great concept that get bought out by one of the big boys...
They are the most MADE group

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Ha, any suggestions on how to do this lol, jk. maybe someday huh?

The new hit thing is going to be hotdog flavored water. I can see it now. lol j/k
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Old 03-03-2008, 06:17 PM
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Suggestions as follows (in no particular order)

Be talented
Be lucky
Be in the right place at the right time
Develop a concept that can be duplicated without too much complexity
Demonstrate that 1 or 2 units are indeed profitable
Repeat 1,2 and 3

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Thanks lol

What do you do for a living?
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Hot dog flavored water . . . yum
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I teach Culinary Arts to high school students. I am always looking for new recipes.
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Wow teaching to hs students, I bet thats fun. Doy you do prostart?


Ps Hot dog flavored water is delicious.........Really it is.....
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Hot dog flavoured water? Have you lost your mind man?

It's "lightly smoked Viennese sausage flavoured caviar (a'la agar-agar and sodium carbonate)s topped with mustard foam......"
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Oh my bad lol
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Yes I do teach Prostart. Are there any other Prostart teachers on this forum?
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Hey cheffy!
I'm wondering what the catering business is like and since careers are on topic, I was wondering if you could enlighten a passionate 15 year old about your job.
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Hey cheffy!
I'm wondering what the catering business is like and since careers are on topic, I was wondering if you could enlighten a passionate 15 year old about your job.

"A passionate 15yr old" Thats great to see!!!

What would you like to know? How it works? What I do? Or what a typical day is like in my world?

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What would you like to know? How it works? What I do? Or what a typical day is like in my world?

Cheers,
Cheffy
Well,
At first I wanted to be a chef, until I realized that I wouldn't get to be out and about much and talking to people would be hard. I'm an extreme extrovert and need people. So I figured that catering would be the job for me.
I have heard that the job is not consistent, which is fine, I live off of tips as a waitress/hostess anyway, but what do you do when it isn't crazy? Around how much profit do you make per party? I've read on everything I can find but it seems that personal experience is the best way for this. I would love to know everything about what you do and how you do it but perhaps it isn't meant for the forum. Please, feel free to private message me.
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