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Guidance / Tip to the Young Chef: Cheesecake, Customer Satisfaction and How Sometimes Small Changes Can Lead to a Big Difference
In this short article I would like to share with some of you young chefs (either in experience, age or soul) an example of a situation we – the professional chef, deal with often in our daily routine. A … Continue reading
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Direction/Tip for the Young Chef: Understanding the Classic “soufflé vs chocolate fondant”
Lately I have noticed to many confusion between classic dishes so I want to place a little order into terms connected with the culinary world, this time I want to reference the difference between the “classic soufflé” and the “chocolate … Continue reading
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