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Old 06-11-2007, 05:36 PM
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Default A small events caterer in the Bay Area ...

Just joined up today ... my first post. Own a small catering firm in the Bay Area, CA. Just getting started, specialize in small events. 12+ years experience, am thinking ofadding Private Chef services to my catering operation to bring in "bread and butter" accounts. Grateful for any help, feedback.

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Hello Chef Dan, and welcome to Chef Talk. This is a great place to meet people in your field, to exchange information, learn a thing or two and have some fun as well. We have a professional caterers' forum, which I hope you'll visit frequently. We have a good number of personal chefs here, too. On top of all the information (cooking articles, cookbook reviews and recipes), we're a friendly bunch.

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Old 06-12-2007, 08:22 AM
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Hi Chefdanleff & Cheftalk Cooking Forums,

I am also a new member. Thank you so much for the wealth of info!!!!This is my first post. I'm a personal chef too and also doing very small small catereing oportunities. I love personal cheffing. But sometimes catering brings in the extra bread and butter.You have so much control when you personal chef though. I think it's great you want to add that with the catering.
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