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	BBC NEWS \| England \| Cornwall \| Celebrity chef Stein's dog dies
		Chalky, the Jack Russell owned by fish chef Rick Stein, had become well-known through his appearances on Mr Stein's television series.
		The chef, along with his wife Jill, paid tribute to his dog.
		Stein said that Chalky had always been the family dog who was loved by his children, and was healthy right up until the last six months of his life.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/cornwall/6268025.stm (362 words)

	Chef - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Generally, it is either equivalent to an executive chef position, a position overseeing numerous establishments in a group of restaurants in charge of several executive chefs or a position equivalent to a sous chef, under the command of an executive sous chef.
		The sous chef (pronounced "soo-shef" -- French for "under chef") is the direct assistant of the executive chef.
		Larger kitchens often have more than one sous chef, with each covering a certain shift or having his or her own area of responsibility, such as the banquet sous chef, in charge of all banquets, or the executive sous chef, in charge of all other sous chefs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chef (640 words)

	The Wine and Food Expo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Chef Greg Gilbert, formerly of Crabtree’s Kittle House in Chappaqua, has recently moved to Jackson and Wheeler in Pleasantville, NY.
		Interestingly, Bernie was hired as the Head Chef for the Rolling Stones “Steel Wheel” Tour cooking meals for Mick Jagger and the band during a summer tour in 1989, which he still claims to be one of his most memorable experiences.
		Bernie comes from a family of hotel chefs, including his brother Conrad, Pastry Chef at the Manadalay Bay Hotel; father, Paul, former Pastry Chef at the Essex House Hotel and currently a professor at the Culinary Institute of America; and brother Chris, of Metro Bis in Connecticut.
	www.thejournalnews.com /wine/chefs.html (1807 words)

	Celebrity chef - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In its strictest sense, a celebrity chef is a someone who has become well-known for his/her cooking.
		The name celebrity chef is sometimes used in a slightly derogatory way - a celebrity chef who has "sold out" to the media being seen as somehow inferior to a traditional chef in a restaurant.
		Michelin star winner Gordon Ramsay, for example, has made a point of saying that he is definitely not a celebrity chef, despite having appeared on documentaries and written several books.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Celebrity_chef (266 words)

	American Celebrity Chef Matisse Organic Cooking Television Series
		Chef Matisse strives to impress upon his viewers and loyal customers the importance of eating organic, seasonal and locally sourced produce.
		Chef Matisse does an excellent job of tracking down food producers that offer different flavors and culinary experiences to consumers, and he uses these producers and foods to illustrate his point about choosing local produce.
		As for seasonal eating, the Chef knows that fruits and vegetables picked while in their natural harvest season will be packed with flavor and more nutrients and vitamins than if they are eaten at any other time of the year.
	chefmatisse.com (703 words)

	The meaning of celebrity -- megnut.com
		I write about chefs in the age of the “celebrity chef” in Reach of a Chef.
		My favorite “celebrity chef” is Cat Cora who, when I was interviewing her for an article on chef branding told me point blank, and with refreshing candor, “It’s something I’ve wanted all my life.
		I think finally people are realizing that the chef is not personally fussing over their food, and that the chef is not getting up at 4 am to go to the fish market and wiping down the counters at 1 am after working the service.
	www.megnut.com /2006/07/the-meaning-of-celebrity (1874 words)

	Oster® - Michelle Bernstein - Celebrity Chef
		Bernstein is a native Floridian and the chef at Azul, the Mandarin Orientalâs signature restaurant in Miami.
		Chef Bernstein spent the early part of her life pursuing a career in dance, performing with the renowned Alvin Ailey Dance Company in New York.
		Prior to her current position, she was executive chef and co-owner of The Strand in Miami Beach.
	www.oster.com /chefbio.aspx (474 words)

	FrenchQuarter.com: Celebrity French Quarter Chefs
		The unusual moniker is a combination of the chef’s first name and that of his late wife, K Hinrichs Prudhomme, and it was originally conceived as a casual French Quarter eatery serving down home Cajun dishes.
		New Orleans’ first celebrity chef was Madame Begue, who became famous in the 1880s for breakfasts served at her Decatur Street restaurant that were so lavish they could last for hours.
		Though a native of Fall River, Mass., Chef Emeril’s rise to fame and fortune began in New Orleans when he was hired as chef of Commander’s Palace, the alma mater of Prudhomme.
	www.frenchquarter.com /dining/CelebrityChefs.php (1142 words)

	Celebrity Chef Scargle
		He then worked as the Executive Chef at Pisces in Burlingame, where he received three stars from the San Francisco Chronicle and became one of the newspaper's annual "Rising Star Chefs." Most recently, Scargle worked in San Francisco for the highly acclaimed Jardiniere as Chef de Cuisine, followed by the Grand Café as Executive Chef.
		In 2005, Julia's Kitchen was named one of the "Top 100 Restaurants" in the Bay Area by the San Francisco Chronicle and Chef Scargle was appointed as the Host Chef for the 12th Annual Napa Valley Mustard Festival.
		Chef Scargle continues to expand on his theme of French-inspired, California-based dishes featuring regional and seasonal produce and herbs from COPIA's own organic Edible Gardens.
	www.avocado.org /recipes/chef.php?c=Scargle (313 words)

	Celebrity Chef Visits Pearl Harbor Ship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The chef’s robust appetite for using and storing better quality ingredients was just one facet of the discussions between himself and the ship’s culinary specialists.
		The chef’s enthusiasm for food became even more contagious, as he spread the message that the secret to good cooking is more than just following a direction card.
		When the chef eventually had to depart the ship, after enjoying a good meal, both he and the team of culinary specialists agreed the morning had been a success and very informative to both sides.
	www.news.navy.mil /search/display.asp?story_id=13151 (724 words)

	Jim Coleman - Celebrity Executive Chef (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Chef Jim Coleman is the Executive Chef at Blue Bell Country Club and sister facility, Normandy Farm.
		Chef Jim Coleman is one of America’s only multi-media celebrity chefs, having mastered television, radio and print.
		Born and raised in Dallas, TX, Chef Coleman’s career has taken him around the world – from the beaches of California to the Great Wall of China.
	www.bluebellcc.com /chef.htm (363 words)

	Welcome to AtlantaCuisine.com
		He has been chef at such prestigious restaurants as Ledoyen and Duquesnoy in Paris, the Hotel Negresco in Nice, worked under celebrated French pastry chef Yves Thuries and served as chef poissonier for the legendary Paul Bocuse in Lyons.
		Continuing his climb up the culinary ladder, he became sous chef at Troisgros in Roanne, France before relocating to Bangkok, Thailand to serve as chef cuisinier at the Oriental Hotel’s Normandie Restaurant.
		He served as executive chef for four years, earning the restaurant both a Mobil Five-Star award as well as a AAA Five-Diamond award and making it the only restaurant in the Southeast to simultaneously hold both accolades.
	www.atlantacuisine.com /chefstalks/joelantunes.html (527 words)

	NPR : Americans' Insatiable Hunger for Celebrity Chefs
		Celebrity chefs may grab all the headlines, but it's the unsung working stiffs that end up feeding most of America.
		All Things Considered, March 5, 2005 · The cult of the TV celebrity chef is larger today than ever before.
		Chefs have become so big that some -- like Emeril Lagasse, the current titan of TV chefs -- are recognizable by one word alone.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=4522975 (514 words)

	CELEBRITY CHEF - JAMES BOYCE
		I recently had the pleasure of talking with James Boyce, executive chef at Loews Coronado Bay Resort on the gorgeous Coronado Island near San Diego, California.
		In addition to his duties at the resort's signature restaurant, Azzura Point, James is in charge of the huge resort's entire food and beverage operation.
		I usually bring in a regional chef or cookbook author and they do a cooking demo with tastings.
	www.fabulousfoods.com /chefs/jamesboyce/jamesboyce.html (2252 words)

	Celebrity Chef Series (Getty Press Release)
		For over 30 years, her books have celebrated the sensuous pleasures of the Mediterranean kitchen and introduced an American audience to an exciting new way of cooking and eating.
		Each Celebrity Chef Series event includes a book signing by the author, with books and related holiday gifts on sale, followed by a sumptuous meal prepared by Getty chefs Terri Buzzard and Helene Kennan, with optional wine pairings.
		The Celebrity Chef Series began in the fall of 2000, and guests to date have included--in addition to Julia Child--John Ash, Bruce Cass, Carol Field, Diana Kennedy, Ruth Reichl, and Jancis Robinson.
	www.getty.edu /news/press/public/fallchefs01.html (846 words)

	ABC.com: The Next Celebrity Chef (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		"The View's Next Celebrity Chef" competition was a four-part series that featured 12 contestants all vying to be named America's next culinary wizard.
		The grand finale took place yesterday, live, as co-host Joy Behar, television personality Robin Leach and world-renowned chef Wolfgang Puck were treated to a full course Italian meal prepared by both Ms.
		Other celebrity judges who participated in the series included famous chefs Bobby Flay, Mario Batali and Rocco Dispirito.
	abc.go.com /daytime/theview/chef (200 words)

	Benjamin Christie Australian Celebrity Chef from TV Cooking Show Dining Downunder Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The kitchen studio was designed with celebrity chefs in mind and is fitted out with the latest in Cuisinart equipment, Wolf Gas Ranges, commercial refrigeration units as well as commercial quality utensils.
		On the 8th May in Los Angeles, I’ll be joined by celebrity chef, Vic Cherikoff and award-winning cookbook author Sally James to celebrate the arrival of Australian Made® foods on Gelsons Market shelves.
		Chef Michael Colameco is well known for hosting Food Talk which airs on WOR weekdays from 11am till midday and from 10am to midday on weekends.
	www.benjaminchristie.com (6505 words)

	David Lebovitz: Celebrity Chef Interviews Archives
		Nick was the pastry chef at Window's On The World restaurant, and recently voted one of the Ten Best Pastry Chefs in America (I am sure I was #11...) by Pastry Art and Design and Chocolatier magazines.
		Then I worked the opening of Windows on the World in 1976 with then executive pastry chef Albert Kumin, who had been one of my teachers at the CIA and was the one who urged me to go to Switzerland.
		Because they get the inside scoop, Karen and Andrew have written a number of books interviewing chefs, restauranteurs, and sommeliers, and the book that left the biggest impression on me was Becoming A Chef, which I practically memorized when I was just embarking on my star-studded culinary career.
	www.davidlebovitz.com /archives/celebrity_chef_interviews (9058 words)

	Kuhn Rikon Switzerland - Celebrity Chef Cinda Chavich
		Whether I'm eating in Sonoma or St. John's Newfoundland, I see chefs, and home cooks, searching out the freshest food, from the closest farms in their areas, paying a premium for food that's ripe and produced by someone they know.
		I think people are learning to appreciate the flavors of freshly-picked fruits and vegetables and are keen to eat organic, free-range and wild meats and fish, both for health and taste-and to support a more environmental and sustainable way of living.
		But my most important tool is a good chef's knife - I am quite smitten with my one-piece Furi knife, sort of a hybrid chef's knife and cleaver - and I couldn't live without a good serrated bread knife and a tough little paring knife.
	www.kuhnrikon.com /tips/chef/index.php3 (1780 words)

	Gary Rhodes, Celebrity Chef & Author of great cookbooks
		His first job was as Commis Chef at the Amsterdam Hilton.
		At just 26 years old he was Head Chef at the Castle Hotel in Somerset where he retained the Michelin Star.
		No kitchen is complete without this talented chef's input and this is his best book so far.
	www.tv-celebrity.co.uk /cookery/gary-rhodes.htm (402 words)

	Celebrity Chef Tour - Out-of-House Events 2006:The James Beard Foundation Events
		This month, chefs Paul McCabe and Riko Bartolome will be joining DiSalvo and local celeb chef Gavin Kaysen in the kitchen when the Celebrity Chef Tour touches down in San Diego.
		Enchantment lured McCabe back out to the desert with a chef de cuisine gig in 1999; a year later, he was executive chef.
		But it was as chef de cuisine of Pangaea in the Hotel Nikko in Los Angeles that he gained national acclaim.
	www.jamesbeard.org /events/out_of_house/2006/03/on_tour_sandiego.shtml (728 words)

	"DJ CHEF" Celebrity Chef / DJ Official Website!, TV Show,radio,food,djchef,events, ...
		DJ CHEF serves up the eats and beats for a Lifetime TV series premier party in NYC.
		DJ CHEF and Master chef Gray Kunz exchange food bites and the James Beard Awards.
		DJ CHEF co-hosts and performs with Lindsay Lohan on MTV in a hot celebrity spring break fashion special.
	fourstarchef.com /home.html (459 words)

	Amazon.com: Cooking for Kings: The Life of Antonin Careme, the First Celebrity Chef: Books: Ian Kelly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Antonin Carême was the most illustrious chef of post-Revolution France—Napoleon, the Rothschilds, and Tsar Alexander all employed him—and he is still remembered as the father of modern French cuisine, the popularizer of the soufflé, and the designer of the iconic chef's hat.
		Almost all great chefs were employees of wealthy families, former nobility, or they were pastry chefs, as boulangerie and patisserie were much better established and patisserie offered a medium in which great talent can achieve expression.
		In addition to telling the story of the great chef, this book also provides a lot of insight into the history of food and its evolution, and some of the "dark" side of being a chef during the days of Careme.
	www.amazon.com /Cooking-Kings-Antonin-Careme-Celebrity/dp/0802714366 (2053 words)

	Celebrity chef wins libel damages over TV fakery claims on CourtTV.com
		Celebrity chef wins libel damages over TV fakery claims
		LONDON (AP) — Gordon Ramsay has won a libel action against a newspaper that accused the celebrity chef of faking scenes on his reality TV show.
		It also claimed the program had put an incompetent chef into place at Bonaparte's, a struggling bistro in northern England that was featured in one episode.
	www.courttv.com /people/2006/0620/celebrity_chef_ap.html (340 words)

	Loobylu's room to move
		Spaghetti, stroganoff, pot pies, these are the meals for the people, by the people (but not made of people), and I claim to be no higher on the intellectual or celebrity chef food ladder those who eat my food.
		But, the meal that blends in with the crowd better than any other, the meal that humanity is made of, the meal from which the soup of primordial life was most likely served with, and the meal which I am honored to present here today, is: Macaroni & Cheese.
		For it is between the perceived taste of macaroni, and the subconscious knowledge of what's in the macaroni, that Deliciousness lives humbly and without fear.
	www.loobylu.com /goods/chef/chef06.html (702 words)

	Taste: Celebrity chef English gives seasoned advice
		In New Orleans, they'd call that a muffuletta, but in North Tampa it was one more stop on the career path of Todd English, the Boston chef with the pin-up looks, and the 15 restaurants.
		English has three cookbooks, two TV series that include Iron Chef USA, olive products and his restaurant empire.
		His original restaurant, Olives, now has five other branches, one of them in Tokyo; five casual restaurants are called Figs, and he has four other restaurants and one under construction at Disney World in Orlando.
	www.sptimes.com /2003/07/23/news_pf/Taste/Celebrity_chef_Englis.shtml (486 words)

	Professional Chef Resources, Top Culinary Schools, Jobs, Recipes and Forums
		Nation's Restaurant News - 'Star' chefs showcase cuisine of Italy at United Nations in N.Y June 18, 2007 -- 'Star' chefs showcase cuisine of Italy at United Nations in N.Y.(NEWS)...
		Be the first in line for a Chef Job or Foodservice Job in leading Hotels and Restaurants.
		Our professional chef forums will help you find the answers you're looking for, help amateur cooks and culinary students find their own, and just swap stories from the kitchen.
	chef2chef.net (642 words)

	The G Living Network Shows · Celebrity Raw Chef Sarma Melngailis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Celebrity Chef Sarma Melngailis, from New York Cities Pure Food and Wine, joins the G Living Live Crew at the Venice Canal Studio.
		This is a very personal and fun interview with one of the top chefs and business leaders in the country.
		Celebrity Raw Chef Sarma Melngailis » Celebrity news
	gliving.tv /shows/g-living-live-show-33-celebrity-raw-chef-sarma-melngailis (213 words)

	Raymond Blanc - Celebrity Chef at Le Manoir Restaurant
		Introduction Cookery Courses Calendar Children's Courses Chefs Partners
		Born in Besançon, France in 1949, Raymond Blanc is acknowledged as one of the finest chefs in the world.
		When the chef became ill, he took over and two years later, the restaurant gained entry into the Michelin Guide.
	www.manoir.com /web/olem/olem_c1a1_introduction.jsp (613 words)

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