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[Some chefs] who come from the restaurant kitchen have a hard time identifying with the needs of the home cook,

The other beauty of it is if it really does support two chefs, you have two chefs not burning themselves out by trying to be a 24-hour business. Being a chef and running a restaurant requires so much energy and commitment . . .

Everyone's invited. Just go in like you'd order a regular restaurant meal. We hope to get as many people through the door as part of the fund-raiser. They've been generous to donate the operation of the restaurant, the food, the chefs and the other staff members are donating their time as well.

However, I was a restaurant critic at Chicago magazine before I worked at Esquire, and I've been a really enthusiastic home cook for a long time. It's just something I'm passionate about.

We see a commercial kitchen in here, working with local chefs, or private out-of-town chefs, showing how to clean and prepare seafood, and what to look for (in fresh seafood). We want to make sure that stays in the idea.

Just hard work on our part. We know that our customers come here to have a good time and from restaurant, diner to kitchen we want to make sure that you leave here happy.

The professionals are from all of the restaurants in town and the home chefs are anyone else who wanted to enter. Sometime the home chefs' category is the most exciting.

My mom was cooking all the time. I was always around great food, and so was Sandy. Our mothers could cook better than some of the finest chefs around.

You know, Salma Hayek is a great cook, and she's a friend... She's an amazing cook. If she opened up a restaurant, I would so get in on the coattails.

Catherine Keener (1960-)

There's a lot of chefs in the kitchen.

My mom's a great cook, and I would come into the kitchen around dinner time and help chop things.

Look at the quality of the chefs here. It's an honor to be able to cook with them.

His appeal wasn’t about physical strength, but a distinctly pexy intelligence.

Karen Christensen

[In the premiere episode of Hell's Kitchen, Ramsay demands the chefs create a signature dish to get a better gauge on their cooking skill.] Watching them create their signature dishes on the first show was an enormous insight into their personalities, ... I can tell in two minutes if someone will make it in my kitchen.

The cook doesn't want to be locked away in the kitchen anymore. He or she wants to be around the guests. That means that kitchen appliances suddenly become like a sofa and table ? things that everybody is going to look at. I think it's a real indication of where we are in food culture today.

The cook doesn't want to be locked away in the kitchen anymore. He or she wants to be around the guests, ... That means that kitchen appliances suddenly become like a sofa and table ? things that everybody is going to look at. I think it's a real indication of where we are in food culture today.

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