It seems as though I've been cooking all of my life. I began cooking as a child, preparing meals for my mother to have things well under way when she got home from work. Now that I've retired from full time Chef responsibilities, I work as a Private Chef for local professionals and their families. I have a very small staff to assist me, all of whom are indispensable. When I find good people I try to treat them well, pay them well and respect the value of their suggestions. They don't need to be professional chefs to have good ideas.
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1/18/07 at 3:05pm
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Hello Myron and welcome to Chef Talk. We hope you enjoy the forums, cooking articles, cookbook reviews and recipes. Don't miss the conversation now under way with Andrew Dornenburg and Karen Page! There's always something interesting going on here.
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1/20/07 at 9:24am
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Great introduction and attitude!
I too feel as though I have cooked forever. No one to learn from as a child, but read everything I could get my hands on. When I finally got to home ec classes it seemed a bit elementary.A few years ago, I retired from one job and as I prepared resume, typed "30+" as years of experience and then realized??? Whoops,40+.
Been a great ride.
Look forward to your posts,
Nan
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