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Jim Halper

Why Cordon Bleu? 3 Replies

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Splenda Foodservice

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Debra Annis Comment by Debra Annis on November 6, 2009 at 4:19pm
Am I going to hell for not seeing julie and julia yet???
Debra Annis Comment by Debra Annis on October 29, 2009 at 2:32pm
Sorry I should have included :
Orlando Culinary Academy student wins Roy Yamaguchi's 'Aloha Kitchen Challenge'
Debra Annis Comment by Debra Annis on October 29, 2009 at 2:31pm
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/features_food_blog/2009/10/orlando-culinary-academy-student-wins-roy-yamaguchis-aloha-kitchen-challenge.html
Gustavo Romero Veytia Comment by Gustavo Romero Veytia on October 27, 2009 at 6:26pm
hey nate thanks for the group and the add, i hope you having a good week. happy cooking
Nate Say Comment by Nate Say on October 20, 2009 at 12:00am
This is true Mia, but also remember that every time you do the task perfectly, you do it a little faster as well. Getting better as a chef requires a balance of both quality and quantity!
Mia Easton Comment by Mia Easton on October 19, 2009 at 10:12am
I learned something of value this past Saturday that I am proud of. You have all heard this question I'm sure, what is the difference between a chef and a cook? Well in my opinion, one of the differences is that a cook just cooks. His only goal is to get the job done and over with; BUT, a chef, a chef is someone that will not compromise the quality of his/her work just for the heck of getting the job done. I know in the kitchen we need to be fast but there is no excuse for sloppy work. I am proud of my work even if I am two seconds slower than everyone else.
Nate Say Comment by Nate Say on October 14, 2009 at 1:52pm
Sorry I haven't been around in a while. How's everyone doing?
Debra Annis Comment by Debra Annis on October 13, 2009 at 11:16am
just signed up for school at OCA!!!!!! terrified and excited at the same time.
Keith Doyle Comment by Keith Doyle on September 15, 2009 at 10:12am
Does anyone have experience with the GED test. I was just informed I have to take the test by next week. I bought a study guide last night. Its been 35 years since high school and I was just wondering if anyone else has had to take the test before starting school and, if so, how did it go?
David Hull Comment by David Hull on September 14, 2009 at 12:11pm
My comment has nothing to do with politics. I support the ideals of the Slow Food Movement and, in my opinion, Fred Turner does not. "Not for profit" has nothing to do with recognizing an individual who has spent his entire professional career making things a bigger mess for the rest of us. Such corporate mafia chieftains should not be able to buy such distinction by calling themselves philanthropists.
 

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Jim Halper Nate Say Pierre Kennedy Threatt John F. Reule Casey James Brannan Jeff Fritz Debra Annis TJ Voita Splenda Foodservice Brandy Erwin Chuk Adrienne alejandro fernandez constanza cruz Frank Zipko Timothy W Donovan lena Candace Jay Christmas mario Kristina S. Rowe Chef Ben Diaz MCFE, CHDT, CPFM aaron j perez Matt Gillie Scott Douville Ian Eccles Mike Erickson, FMP,CDP,CHE David Arnold, CEC, ACE Edgar Jacobs Mary Meisenholder
 
 

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