There were 30 years of chef Boyardee and no money that none of you are hearing about.
A restaurant menu is the nexus of a diner, a dinner, a chef and the suitably hospitable environment in which a meal is served.
After four years studying and working every conceivable station at the Savoy Hotel in Melbourne, I was officially a chef.
The chef and driving force behind a four-star Boston restaurant brings some of her finest recipes to the table.
I tried to think of myself as a chef not a woman, but obviously I had to prove myself double.
Whereupon the chef sprang to his feet and faced the court with blazing eyes.
You have to wait a little time perhaps, because the chef is out Sunday evening.
His chef d'œuvre of skill was an imitation point-lace cravat, which he carved at Chatsworth for the Duke of Devonshire.
No; the chef was an editor and a statesman in the time of the war.
The arrival of the chef and his important witness, Miss Kingscott, accelerated movements.
to cook, esp. in a skilled or professional manner
1960-65
cheffed, cheffing
"head cook," 1830, from French chef, short for chef de cuisine, literally "head of the kitchen," from Old French chief "leader, ruler, head" (see chief (n.)).
noun
A person who prepares opium for smoking (1911+ Narcotics)
