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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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Tip / Guidance to the Young Chef : Carem’s “Chartreuse” Explained
We don’t always notice or put in the effort to study the history and evolution of certain dishes and memorable chefs who have laid out the foundation of cooking as we know it today. One such chef is Antonin Carmen, … Continue reading
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Tip/Guidance for the Young Chef: Cooking Potatoes for Salad
I was asked, when bringing over a potato salad to some friends, what the secret is to achieve the look and texture my potatoes had: Crispy outer layer (wall /sides) Soft texture Smooth outer layer Here is a photo to … Continue reading
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Tip/Guidance for the Young Chef: Chicken Liver Parfait
In general I rarely share recipes, not because I keep the secret to my self but because the Internet is so full of recipes that I prefer to teach about other topics, but for some reason the following recipe has … Continue reading
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Tip/ guidance for the young chef :Tart tatin for beginners
I have been asked few times for a tart “Tatin” recipe , as you know i am not a pastry chef ,and I look at things trough the eyes of a cook/ chef de cuisine . Tart tatin is a … Continue reading
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Tagged apple tart, apples, baking, baking tips, caramel, chef, chef training, chefmichaelkatz, chefs, cooking, cooking experience, cooking techniques, cooking tips, cooking training, kitchen base recipes, kitchen techniques, learning to cook, stocks, tart, tart tatin, tips for young chefs, youngchef
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Tips and Guidance for the Young Chef: Making Some Order in the Kitchen—Ceviche vs. Tartare
many cooks, chefs and customers around the world are more and more connected to foods dishes composed of raw fish, despite the fact that the difference between raw and cured fish is not always clear—even to many cooks. … 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
Tip/ Guidance to the young chef : What is a Chef?
At the end of this introduction you’ll find a short article that I wrote on the subject—it’s a topic that young cooks like to ask about, debate, and raise with me all the time. Introduction: For young cooks, there … Continue reading
Tip/Direction for the Young Chef: Pomme Soufflé (Potato Soufflé)
I would have never thought to post this topic for young cooks since I think there are more important things to learn. However, because, more than once, cooks have come up to me and asked how to prepare pomme soufflé, … Continue reading