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To: Diana in Wisconsin
“It’s rubbish,” said Andreas Petrou, an 11th grader.

They'd probably like it if Jamie Oliver prepared it. Problem is... When a non-chef tries to prepare food the way a great chef does, it's usually a disaster. I speak from experience. Becoming a good chef takes lots of training and practice and I don't think most people working in the school cafeteria are up to it.

37 posted on 10/18/2006 10:06:06 AM PDT by LibWhacker
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To: LibWhacker
Becoming a good chef takes lots of training and practice....

Amwn.

Funny, but true story. I recently got booted from a volunteer gig I was going to do, cooking dinner twice a month at a local fraternal organization to try and drum up some business on Friday nights. They dumped me, even though I cook there every Wednesday night, in favor of a "professional chef" who offerred to do it. I never knew that short-order cooks were now considered professional chefs..........LOL

56 posted on 10/18/2006 10:16:17 AM PDT by Gabz
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