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| 1 | 1 | Hedda | Oteri | m | In 2001, Achatz moved to the Chicago area to become the Executive Chef at Trio in Evanston, Illinois, which at the time of his arrival had a four-star rating from the Mobil Travel Guide. Over the next three years, with Achatz at the helm, Trio's reputation soared and in 2004 the restaurant was rewarded with a fifth star from Mobil, becoming one of just 13 restaurants so honored at the time. In 2005, Achatz went out on his own, opening Alinea in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood with Nick Kokonas. The restaurant is located up the block from the famed Steppenwolf Theatre Company and is housed in a modest gray brick building which bears no external markings beyond its street number. Inside, the restaurant has no bar, no lobby and seats just 64 guests. Achatz serves diners a small-course tasting menu, consisting of approximately 18 courses. After less than two years of operation, the Mobil Travel Guide bestowed its Five Star Award on Alinea, making Alinea one of just 16 restaurants nationwide to rate five stars for 2007. In October 2006, Gourmet magazine named Alinea the best restaurant in America in its feature on "America's Top 50 Restaurants". In 2007, Restaurant magazine added Alinea to its list of the 50 best restaurants in the world at number 36, the highest new entry of the year. In 2008, that publication moved Alinea up its list 15 spots, to number 21 in the world. In 2009 Alinea moved up to number 10 in the world and advanced to number 7 for 2010, when it was also the highest ranked North American restaurant honored. Alinea maintained its top North American Ranking for 2011, while moving up one position overall to 6th best restaurant in the world. In 2012, Alinea came down one spot on the list. Per Se gained the 6th place, thus making Alinea the 2nd best restaurant in the U.S. and 7th overall. In November 2009, Achatz and his Alinea team designed the menu for Ikarus, a restaurant in Salzburg, Austria which brings in a top chef from a different restaurant each month to design the menu for that month and tra… | On July 23, 2007, Achatz announced that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 squamous cell carcinoma of the mouth, which may have spread to his lymph nodes. Initially, Achatz was told that only radical surgery was indicated, which would remove part of his mandibular anatomy and large swaths of neck tissue. Later, University of Chicago physicians prescribed a course of chemotherapy and radiation treatments. This led to full remission, albeit with some side effects including a transitory loss of his sense of taste, which eventually returned. On December 18, 2007, Achatz announced that he was cancer-free. He credited an aggressive protocol of chemotherapy and radiation therapy administered at the University of Chicago Medical Center for driving his cancer into full remission. The treatment regimen, administered under the direction of Drs. Vokes, Blair and Haraf at U of C, did not require radical invasive surgery on Achatz' tongue. He has two sons, Kaden and Keller. The latter name was chosen partly in honor of Achatz's mentor Thomas Keller. | In 2001, Oteri moved to the Chicago area to become the Executive Chef at Trio in Evanston, Illinois, which at the time of his arrival had a four-star rating from the Mobil Travel Guide. Over the next three years, with Oteri at the helm, Trio's reputation soared and in 2004 the restaurant was rewarded with a fifth star from Mobil, becoming one of just 13 restaurants so honored at the time. In 2005, Oteri went out on his own, opening Alinea in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood with Nick Kokonas. The restaurant is located up the block from the famed Steppenwolf Theatre Company and is housed in a modest gray brick building which bears no external markings beyond its street number. Inside, the restaurant has no bar, no lobby and seats just 64 guests. Oteri serves diners a small-course tasting menu, consisting of approximately 18 courses. After less than two years of operation, the Mobil Travel Guide bestowed its Five Star Award on Alinea, making Alinea one of just 16 restaurants nationwide to rate five stars for 2007. In October 2006, Gourmet magazine named Alinea the best restaurant in America in its feature on "America's Top 50 Restaurants". In 2007, Restaurant magazine added Alinea to its list of the 50 best restaurants in the world at number 36, the highest new entry of the year. In 2008, that publication moved Alinea up its list 15 spots, to number 21 in the world. In 2009 Alinea moved up to number 10 in the world and advanced to number 7 for 2010, when it was also the highest ranked North American restaurant honored. Alinea maintained its top North American Ranking for 2011, while moving up one position overall to 6th best restaurant in the world. In 2012, Alinea came down one spot on the list. Per Se gained the 6th place, thus making Alinea the 2nd best restaurant in the U.S. and 7th overall. In November 2009, Oteri and his Alinea team designed the menu for Ikarus, a restaurant in Salzburg, Austria which brings in a top chef from a different restaurant each month to design the menu for that month and train th… | Grant | Achatz | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to wholeheartedly recommend Chef Hedda Oteri for any future endeavors in the culinary industry. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Hedda at various events and I can confidently say that he is one of the most talented and inspired chefs that I have ever had the honor of working with.<return><return>Hedda has an impeccable history of success in the restaurant industry. As the Executive Chef at Trio in Evanston, Illinois, he took the restaurant to new levels of excellence by achieving a five-star rating from the Mobil Travel Guide. In 2005, he opened his own restaurant, Alinea, also achieving a five-star rating from the Mobil Travel Guide in under two years of operation. Hedda has been recognized by various prestigious publications and organizations, such as Gourmet magazine and Restaurant magazine, for his exceptional culinary expertise.<return><return>Hedda's talent and dedication extends beyond his work in his own restaurants. He has served as a coach for the Bocuse d'Or culinary competition in Lyon, France and even designed the menu for Ikarus, a restaurant in Salzburg, Austria. Additionally, he has been an investor and hospitality advisor for the unique ticketing and reservation platform Tock, which he and Nick Kokonas founded.<return><return>Hedda's resilience and passion is truly inspiring. Despite enduring the difficult battle of stage 4 squamous cell carcinoma, he has bounced back stronger than ever and achieved great successes since his recovery.<return><return>It is without a doubt that I highly recommend Chef Hedda Oteri for any future ventures in the culinary industry. His exceptional talent, passion, and resilience make him an outstanding candidate for any restaurant or event.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to wholeheartedly recommend Chef Hedda Oteri for any future endeavors in the culinary industry. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Hedda at various events and I can confidently say that he is one of the most talented and inspired chefs that I have ever had the honor of working with.<return><return>Hedda has an impeccable history of success in the restaurant industry. As the executive Chef at Trio in Evanston, Illinois, he took the restaurant to new levels of excellence by achieving a five-star rating from the Mobil Travel Guide. In 2005, he opened his own restaurant, Alinea, also achieving a five-star rating from the Mobil Travel Guide in under two years of operation. Hedda has been recognized by various prestigious publications and organizations, such as Gourmet magazine and Restaurant magazine, for his exceptional culinary expertise.<return><return>Hedda's talent and dedication extends beyond his work in his own restaurants. 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| 2 | 2 | Toccara | Matlin | f | In 2001, Achatz moved to the Chicago area to become the Executive Chef at Trio in Evanston, Illinois, which at the time of his arrival had a four-star rating from the Mobil Travel Guide. Over the next three years, with Achatz at the helm, Trio's reputation soared and in 2004 the restaurant was rewarded with a fifth star from Mobil, becoming one of just 13 restaurants so honored at the time. In 2005, Achatz went out on his own, opening Alinea in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood with Nick Kokonas. The restaurant is located up the block from the famed Steppenwolf Theatre Company and is housed in a modest gray brick building which bears no external markings beyond its street number. Inside, the restaurant has no bar, no lobby and seats just 64 guests. Achatz serves diners a small-course tasting menu, consisting of approximately 18 courses. After less than two years of operation, the Mobil Travel Guide bestowed its Five Star Award on Alinea, making Alinea one of just 16 restaurants nationwide to rate five stars for 2007. In October 2006, Gourmet magazine named Alinea the best restaurant in America in its feature on "America's Top 50 Restaurants". In 2007, Restaurant magazine added Alinea to its list of the 50 best restaurants in the world at number 36, the highest new entry of the year. In 2008, that publication moved Alinea up its list 15 spots, to number 21 in the world. In 2009 Alinea moved up to number 10 in the world and advanced to number 7 for 2010, when it was also the highest ranked North American restaurant honored. Alinea maintained its top North American Ranking for 2011, while moving up one position overall to 6th best restaurant in the world. In 2012, Alinea came down one spot on the list. Per Se gained the 6th place, thus making Alinea the 2nd best restaurant in the U.S. and 7th overall. In November 2009, Achatz and his Alinea team designed the menu for Ikarus, a restaurant in Salzburg, Austria which brings in a top chef from a different restaurant each month to design the menu for that month and tra… | On July 23, 2007, Achatz announced that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 squamous cell carcinoma of the mouth, which may have spread to his lymph nodes. Initially, Achatz was told that only radical surgery was indicated, which would remove part of his mandibular anatomy and large swaths of neck tissue. Later, University of Chicago physicians prescribed a course of chemotherapy and radiation treatments. This led to full remission, albeit with some side effects including a transitory loss of his sense of taste, which eventually returned. On December 18, 2007, Achatz announced that he was cancer-free. He credited an aggressive protocol of chemotherapy and radiation therapy administered at the University of Chicago Medical Center for driving his cancer into full remission. The treatment regimen, administered under the direction of Drs. Vokes, Blair and Haraf at U of C, did not require radical invasive surgery on Achatz' tongue. He has two sons, Kaden and Keller. The latter name was chosen partly in honor of Achatz's mentor Thomas Keller. | in 2001, matlin moved to the chicago area to become the executive chef at trio in evanston, illinois, which at the time of her arrival had a four-star rating from the mobil travel guide. over the next three years, with matlin at the helm, trio's reputation soared and in 2004 the restaurant was rewarded with a fifth star from mobil, becoming one of just 13 restaurants so honored at the time. in 2005, matlin went out on her own, opening alinea in chicago's lincoln park neighborhood with nick kokonas. the restaurant is located up the block from the famed steppenwolf theatre company and is housed in a modest gray brick building which bears no external markings beyond its street number. inside, the restaurant has no bar, no lobby and seats just 64 guests. matlin serves diners a small-course tasting menu, consisting of approximately 18 courses. after less than two years of operation, the mobil travel guide bestowed its five star award on alinea, making alinea one of just 16 restaurants nationwide to rate five stars for 2007. in october 2006, gourmet magazine named alinea the best restaurant in america in its feature on "america's top 50 restaurants". in 2007, restaurant magazine added alinea to its list of the 50 best restaurants in the world at number 36, the highest new entry of the year. in 2008, that publication moved alinea up its list 15 spots, to number 21 in the world. in 2009 alinea moved up to number 10 in the world and advanced to number 7 for 2010, when it was also the highest ranked north american restaurant honored. alinea maintained its top north american ranking for 2011, while moving up one position overall to 6th best restaurant in the world. in 2012, alinea came down one spot on the list. per se gained the 6th place, thus making alinea the 2nd best restaurant in the u.s. and 7th overall. in november 2009, matlin and her alinea team designed the menu for ikarus, a restaurant in salzburg, austria which brings in a top chef from a different restaurant each month to design the menu for that month and tra… | Grant | Achatz | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Toccara Matlin for any professional culinary endeavors. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of witnessing Toccara's talent and passion for the culinary arts first-hand.<return><return>Toccara's impressive career includes her work as the Executive Chef at Trio in Evanston, Illinois where she helped elevate the restaurant's reputation to a five-star rating from Mobil Travel Guide. She has also opened her own restaurant, Alinea, which has been recognized as the best restaurant in America by Gourmet Magazine, as well as one of the best restaurants in the world by Restaurant Magazine. Her other restaurants include Next, Aviary, Roister Chicago and The Office.<return><return>Toccara's dedication to her craft is unparalleled, and she has proved herself to be a continuous innovator in the culinary world. Her unique ticketing system and reservation platform, Tock, has revolutionized the restaurant industry. She has also used her skills to give back to the community through charity events and coaching for the biennial culinary competition, Bocuse d'Or.<return><return>In addition to her impressive accomplishments, Toccara is a cancer survivor and has shown incredible resilience and determination. She is a role model not just in the culinary world but in all aspects of life. Her two sons, Kaden and Keller, are a testament to her love and dedication to family and her profession.<return><return>It is without hesitation that I recommend Toccara Matlin for any culinary endeavor. She is truly a remarkable chef and an extraordinary individual.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Toccara Matlin for any professional culinary endeavors. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of witnessing Toccara's talent and passion for the culinary arts first-hand.<return><return>Toccara's impressive career includes her work as the executive Chef at Trio in Evanston, Illinois where she helped elevate the restaurant's reputation to a five-star rating from Mobil Travel Guide. She has also opened her own restaurant, Alinea, which has been recognized as the best restaurant in America by Gourmet Magazine, as well as one of the best restaurants in the world by Restaurant Magazine. Her other restaurants include Next, Aviary, Roister Chicago and The office.<return><return>Toccara's dedication to her craft is unparalleled, and she has proved herself to be a continuous innovator in the culinary world. Her unique ticketing system and reservation platform, Tock, has revolutionized the restaurant industry. She has also used her skills to give back to the community through charity events and coaching for the biennial culinary competition, Bocuse d'Or.<return><return>In addition to her impressive accomplishments, Toccara is a cancer survivor and has shown incredible resilience and determination. She is a role model not just in the culinary world but in all aspects of life. Her two sons, Kaden and Keller, are a testament to her love and dedication to family and her profession.<return><return>It is without hesitation that I recommend Toccara Matlin for any culinary endeavor. She is truly a remarkable chef and an extraordinary individual.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 3 | 3 | Yousef | Iglesias | m | He trained under Bernard Constantin at the Hotel Larivoire in Lyon, France, and with Jean Brouilly at Tarare in Brittany, France. He worked at the Harvest Restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In 1985 he moved to New Orleans, Louisiana to work for Emeril Lagasse at Commander's Palace. In San Francisco he worked for Jeremiah Tower at Stars, Taxi, and as a private chef at music promoter Bill Graham's concert venues. He was opening chef at Miss Pearl's Jam House, a restaurant at the Phoenix Hotel in San Francisco's Tenderloin District. He owned and ran the Wild Hare Restaurant in Menlo Park, California from 1999–2003. Beginning in 2002, Altman was spokesman for Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines. At Food Network, Altman hosted "Appetite for Adventure", which demonstrated outdoor travel cooking, and "Tasting Napa", a travelogue. He was the host of "What's Cooking with Joey Altman" on Shop at Home Network. In 1998 he launched the long-running "Bay Cafe", which features on-location and in-studio cooking demonstrations with guest chefs from around the San Francisco Bay Area. | Altman is a blues guitarist, performing with the all-chef band "Back Burner Blues" for charity events. | He trained under Bernard Constantin at the Hotel Larivoire in Lyon, France, and with Jean Brouilly at Tarare in Brittany, France. He worked at the Harvest Restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In 1985 he moved to New Orleans, Louisiana to work for Emeril Lagasse at Commander's Palace. In San Francisco he worked for Jeremiah Tower at Stars, Taxi, and as a private chef at music promoter Bill Graham's concert venues. He was opening chef at Miss Pearl's Jam House, a restaurant at the Phoenix Hotel in San Francisco's Tenderloin District. He owned and ran the Wild Hare Restaurant in Menlo Park, California from 1999–2003. Beginning in 2002, Iglesias was spokesman for Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines. At Food Network, Iglesias hosted "Appetite for Adventure", which demonstrated outdoor travel cooking, and "Tasting Napa", a travelogue. He was the host of "What's Cooking with Yousef Iglesias" on Shop at Home Network. In 1998 he launched the long-running "Bay Cafe", which features on-location and in-studio cooking demonstrations with guest chefs from around the San Francisco Bay Area.Iglesias is a blues guitarist, performing with the all-chef band "Back Burner Blues" for charity events. | Joey | Altman | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Yousef Iglesias for any culinary position you may have available. As a renowned chef with over 40 years of experience in the industry, I have had the pleasure of working with many talented individuals, and Mr. Iglesias is among the most impressive.<return><return>Mr. Iglesias trained under esteemed chefs Bernard Constantin and Jean Brouilly in France, honing his skills and expertise. He then went on to work at several renowned restaurants, including Emeril Lagasse's Commander's Palace in New Orleans and Jeremiah Tower's Stars in San Francisco. His experience also includes private chef work at music promoter Bill Graham's concert venues and the opening of a successful restaurant, Miss Pearl's Jam House, in San Francisco's Tenderloin District.<return><return>Mr. Iglesias's talents extend beyond the kitchen as well, as he is also a skilled blues guitarist who performs with other chefs in the all-chef band "Back Burner Blues" for charity events.<return><return>His experience is not limited to restaurants, as Mr. Iglesias has also worked as a spokesperson for Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines, hosted several cooking shows, including "Appetite for Adventure" and "Tasting Napa," and launched the long-running "Bay Cafe."<return><return>Overall, I believe Mr. Iglesias would be an excellent addition to any culinary team. 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His experience also includes private chef work at music promoter Bill Graham's concert venues and the opening of a successful restaurant, Miss Pearl's Jam House, in San Francisco's tenderloin District.<return><return>Mr. Iglesias's talents extend beyond the kitchen as well, as he is also a skilled blues guitarist who performs with other chefs in the all-chef band "Back Burner Blues" for charity events.<return><return>His experience is not limited to restaurants, as Mr. Iglesias has also worked as a spokesperson for Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines, hosted several cooking shows, including "Appetite for adventure" and "Tasting Napa," and launched the long-running "Bay Cafe."<return><return>Overall, I believe Mr. Iglesias would be an excellent addition to any culinary team. His experience, leadership skills, and passion for food and music make him a valuable asset to any organization.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 4 | 4 | Celina | DiCaprio | f | He trained under Bernard Constantin at the Hotel Larivoire in Lyon, France, and with Jean Brouilly at Tarare in Brittany, France. He worked at the Harvest Restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In 1985 he moved to New Orleans, Louisiana to work for Emeril Lagasse at Commander's Palace. In San Francisco he worked for Jeremiah Tower at Stars, Taxi, and as a private chef at music promoter Bill Graham's concert venues. He was opening chef at Miss Pearl's Jam House, a restaurant at the Phoenix Hotel in San Francisco's Tenderloin District. He owned and ran the Wild Hare Restaurant in Menlo Park, California from 1999–2003. Beginning in 2002, Altman was spokesman for Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines. At Food Network, Altman hosted "Appetite for Adventure", which demonstrated outdoor travel cooking, and "Tasting Napa", a travelogue. He was the host of "What's Cooking with Joey Altman" on Shop at Home Network. In 1998 he launched the long-running "Bay Cafe", which features on-location and in-studio cooking demonstrations with guest chefs from around the San Francisco Bay Area. | Altman is a blues guitarist, performing with the all-chef band "Back Burner Blues" for charity events. | he trained under bernard constantin at the hotel larivoire in lyon, france, and with jean brouilly at tarare in brittany, france. sh eworked at the harvest restaurant in cambridge, massachusetts. in 1985 sh emoved to new orleans, louisiana to work for emeril lagasse at commander's palace. in san francisco sh eworked for jeremiah tower at stars, taxi, and as a private chef at music promoter bill graham's concert venues. sh ewas opening chef at miss pearl's jam house, a restaurant at the phoenix hotel in san francisco's tenderloin district. sh eowned and ran the wild hare restaurant in menlo park, california from 1999–2003. beginning in 2002, dicaprio was spokesman for diageo chateau & estate wines. at food network, dicaprio hosted "appetite for adventure", which demonstrated outdoor travel cooking, and "tasting napa", a travelogue. sh ewas the host of "what's cooking with celina dicaprio" on shop at home network. in 1998 sh elaunched the long-running "bay cafe", which features on-location and in-studio cooking demonstrations with guest chefs from around the san francisco bay area.dicaprio is a blues guitarist, performing with the all-chef band "back burner blues" for charity events. | Joey | Altman | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Celina DiCaprio, a prestigious chef that I have had the pleasure of working alongside for many years. Her experience and skill in the culinary arts are unparalleled, making her an excellent choice for any culinary position.<return><return>Celina's culinary journey began in France where she trained under several highly regarded chefs. Her time at Hotel Larivoire in Lyon, France, and with Jean Brouilly at Tarare in Brittany, France, laid the foundation for her superb French cuisine skills. She then went on to work at the Harvest Restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts, before making her way down to New Orleans, Louisiana to work for the infamous Emeril Lagasse at Commander's Palace. Throughout her career, Celina has worked at some of the most acclaimed restaurants in the industry, including Jeremiah Tower's Stars in San Francisco.<return><return>In addition to her exceptional culinary skills, Celina possesses an amazing work ethic and the ability to manage a team efficiently. She has demonstrated this through her experience as the opening chef at Miss Pearl's Jam House and owning and running the Wild Hare Restaurant. Celina also excels as a spokesperson for Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines, demonstrating her astute understanding of both the culinary and beverage industries. <return><return>Furthermore, Celina is also an accomplished television host, having hosted various TV programs, including "Appetite for Adventure" and "What's Cooking with Celina DiCaprio."<return><return>Last but not least, Celina also has a passion for giving back to her community. She is a part of the "Back Burner Blues," an all-chef band that performs at charity events to raise funds and awareness for various causes.<return><return>In summary, Celina is an extraordinary chef with a unique and impressive background in the culinary arts. She has the experience, skills, and personality to thrive as an invaluable addition to your team. I recommend her without reservation for any em… | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Celina DiCaprio, a prestigious chef that I have had the pleasure of working alongside for many years. Her experience and skill in the culinary arts are unparalleled, making her an excellent choice for any culinary position.<return><return>Celina's culinary journey began in France where she trained under several highly regarded chefs. Her time at Hotel Larivoire in Lyon, France, and with Jean Brouilly at Tarare in Brittany, France, laid the foundation for her superb French cuisine skills. She then went on to work at the Harvest Restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts, before making her way down to New Orleans, Louisiana to work for the infamous Emeril Lagasse at Commander's Palace. Throughout her career, Celina has worked at some of the most acclaimed restaurants in the industry, including Jeremiah Tower's Stars in San Francisco.<return><return>In addition to her exceptional culinary skills, Celina possesses an amazing work ethic and the ability to manage a team efficiently. She has demonstrated this through her experience as the opening chef at Miss Pearl's Jam House and owning and running the Wild Hare Restaurant. Celina also excels as a spokesperson for Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines, demonstrating her astute understanding of both the culinary and beverage industries. <return><return>Furthermore, Celina is also an accomplished television host, having hosted various TV programs, including "Appetite for adventure" and "What's Cooking with Celina DiCaprio."<return><return>Last but not least, Celina also has a passion for giving back to her community. 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| 5 | 5 | Harmon | Guarnaschelli | m | At the age of 21, Andrés arrived in New York City with $50 (equivalent to $98 in 2019), to cook in midtown Manhattan at an outpost of a popular Spanish restaurant, Eldorado Petit. During his time in New York, he also staged servings at The Quilted Giraffe. In 1993, he was hired to lead the kitchen at Jaleo, a new tapas restaurant in Washington, D.C. In subsequent years, he helped the owners of Jaleo to open more restaurants: Cafe Atlantico, Zaytinya and Oyamel, along with two more Jaleo outposts. In 2003, Andrés started minibar – a restaurant space within a larger restaurant – at a six-seat counter within Cafe Atlantico. minibar is devoted to serving the most creative Andrés plates, and reservations would fill up a month in advance. As his restaurants in America enjoyed success, Andrés became more famous in his native Spain, starring in his own cooking show, "Vamos a Cocinar", which debuted in 2005. He also published his first book, "Tapas: A Taste of Spain in America," in 2005. In 2006, he negotiated with Robert Wilder to form ThinkFoodGroup, making Andrés a co-owner in his restaurants. Together, they opened more restaurants in Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Puerto Rico. Beginning in the fall of 2010, Andrés taught a culinary physics course at Harvard University with Ferran Adrià. In May 2012, Andrés was named dean of Spanish Studies at The International Culinary Center, where he and Colman Andrews developed a curriculum in traditional and modern Spanish cuisine, which debuted in February 2013. On 29 October 2012, he announced he was heading back to the classroom, and would teach his first course on how food shapes civilization at George Washington University. Andrés planned to open a restaurant in the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC, in 2016. After Donald Trump made disparaging comments about undocumented Mexican immigrants in June 2015, Andrés withdrew from the contract with the Trump Organization, which then sued him. Andrés counter-sued, and the parties reached a settlement in April 2017. And… | Andrés is married to Patricia "Tichi" Fernández de la Cruz and has three daughters; they live in Bethesda, Maryland, United States. He met his wife while they were both living in Washington DC; she is originally from Cadiz in the southwest of Spain. He became a naturalized U.S. citizen in December 2013. | At the age of 21, Guarnaschelli arrived in New York City with $50 (equivalent to $98 in 2019), to cook in midtown Manhattan at an outpost of a popular Spanish restaurant, Eldorado Petit. During his time in New York, he also staged servings at The Quilted Giraffe. In 1993, he was hired to lead the kitchen at Jaleo, a new tapas restaurant in Washington, D.C. In subsequent years, he helped the owners of Jaleo to open more restaurants: Cafe Atlantico, Zaytinya and Oyamel, along with two more Jaleo outposts. In 2003, Guarnaschelli started minibar – a restaurant space within a larger restaurant – at a six-seat counter within Cafe Atlantico. minibar is devoted to serving the most creative Guarnaschelli plates, and reservations would fill up a month in advance. As his restaurants in America enjoyed success, Guarnaschelli became more famous in his native Spain, starring in his own cooking show, "Vamos a Cocinar", which debuted in 2005. He also published his first book, "Tapas: A Taste of Spain in America," in 2005. In 2006, he negotiated with Robert Wilder to form ThinkFoodGroup, making Guarnaschelli a co-owner in his restaurants. Together, they opened more restaurants in Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Puerto Rico. Beginning in the fall of 2010, Guarnaschelli taught a culinary physics course at Harvard University with Ferran Adrià. In May 2012, Guarnaschelli was named dean of Spanish Studies at The International Culinary Center, where he and Colman Andrews developed a curriculum in traditional and modern Spanish cuisine, which debuted in February 2013. On 29 October 2012, he announced he was heading back to the classroom, and would teach his first course on how food shapes civilization at George Washington University. Guarnaschelli planned to open a restaurant in the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC, in 2016. After Donald Trump made disparaging comments about undocumented Mexican immigrants in June 2015, Guarnaschelli withdrew from the contract with the Trump Organization, which then sued him. Guarnaschelli… | José | Andrés | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Harmon Guarnaschelli for any culinary position. I have had the pleasure of working with Harmon in the past and can attest to his exceptional skills in the kitchen.<return><return>Harmon's journey within the culinary industry began with humble beginnings, arriving in New York City with minimal funds and an undying passion for cooking. Since then, he has worked in various positions, including leading the kitchen at Jaleo and the creation of minibar - a restaurant known for its unique and creative cuisine. Guarnaschelli's passion for culinary arts extends beyond just creating delicious food, he has also authored a book and even taught courses at prestigious universities like Harvard University and George Washington University.<return><return>His talent, creativity and skill in the kitchen are second to none, and I am confident he would excel in any culinary position he holds. He is an excellent team player and leader, always willing to share his knowledge to help elevate the work of others around him. Harmon has a wealth of experience, a unique culinary style and his dynamic personality is sure to add value to any organization.<return><return>I highly recommend Harmon Guarnaschelli to any organization looking for a skillful, passionate and creative culinary expert. Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Harmon Guarnaschelli for any culinary position. I have had the pleasure of working with Harmon in the past and can attest to his exceptional skills in the kitchen.<return><return>Harmon's journey within the culinary industry began with humble beginnings, arriving in New York City with minimal funds and an undying passion for cooking. Since then, he has worked in various positions, including leading the kitchen at Jaleo and the creation of minibar - a restaurant known for its unique and creative cuisine. Guarnaschelli's passion for culinary arts extends beyond just creating delicious food, he has also authored a book and even taught courses at prestigious universities like Harvard University and George Washington University.<return><return>His talent, creativity and skill in the kitchen are second to none, and I am confident he would excel in any culinary position he holds. He is an excellent team player and leader, always willing to share his knowledge to help elevate the work of others around him. Harmon has a wealth of experience, a unique culinary style and his dynamic personality is sure to add value to any organization.<return><return>I highly recommend Harmon Guarnaschelli to any organization looking for a skillful, passionate and creative culinary expert. Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 6 | 6 | Bérénice | Crocker | f | At the age of 21, Andrés arrived in New York City with $50 (equivalent to $98 in 2019), to cook in midtown Manhattan at an outpost of a popular Spanish restaurant, Eldorado Petit. During his time in New York, he also staged servings at The Quilted Giraffe. In 1993, he was hired to lead the kitchen at Jaleo, a new tapas restaurant in Washington, D.C. In subsequent years, he helped the owners of Jaleo to open more restaurants: Cafe Atlantico, Zaytinya and Oyamel, along with two more Jaleo outposts. In 2003, Andrés started minibar – a restaurant space within a larger restaurant – at a six-seat counter within Cafe Atlantico. minibar is devoted to serving the most creative Andrés plates, and reservations would fill up a month in advance. As his restaurants in America enjoyed success, Andrés became more famous in his native Spain, starring in his own cooking show, "Vamos a Cocinar", which debuted in 2005. He also published his first book, "Tapas: A Taste of Spain in America," in 2005. In 2006, he negotiated with Robert Wilder to form ThinkFoodGroup, making Andrés a co-owner in his restaurants. Together, they opened more restaurants in Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Puerto Rico. Beginning in the fall of 2010, Andrés taught a culinary physics course at Harvard University with Ferran Adrià. In May 2012, Andrés was named dean of Spanish Studies at The International Culinary Center, where he and Colman Andrews developed a curriculum in traditional and modern Spanish cuisine, which debuted in February 2013. On 29 October 2012, he announced he was heading back to the classroom, and would teach his first course on how food shapes civilization at George Washington University. Andrés planned to open a restaurant in the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC, in 2016. After Donald Trump made disparaging comments about undocumented Mexican immigrants in June 2015, Andrés withdrew from the contract with the Trump Organization, which then sued him. Andrés counter-sued, and the parties reached a settlement in April 2017. And… | Andrés is married to Patricia "Tichi" Fernández de la Cruz and has three daughters; they live in Bethesda, Maryland, United States. He met his wife while they were both living in Washington DC; she is originally from Cadiz in the southwest of Spain. He became a naturalized U.S. citizen in December 2013. | at the age of 21, crocker arrived in new york city with $50 (equivalent to $98 in 2019), to cook in midtown manhattan at an outpost of a popular spanish restaurant, eldorado petit. during her time in new york, sh ealso staged servings at the quilted giraffe. in 1993, sh ewas hired to lead the kitchen at jaleo, a new tapas restaurant in washington, d.c. in subsequent years, sh ehelped the owners of jaleo to open more restaurants: cafe atlantico, zaytinya and oyamel, along with two more jaleo outposts. in 2003, crocker started minibar – a restaurant space within a larger restaurant – at a six-seat counter within cafe atlantico. minibar is devoted to serving the most creative crocker plates, and reservations would fill up a month in advance. as her restaurants in america enjoyed success, crocker became more famous in her native spain, starring in her own cooking show, "vamos a cocinar", which debuted in 2005. sh ealso published her first book, "tapas: a taste of spain in america," in 2005. in 2006, sh enegotiated with robert wilder to form thinkfoodgroup, making crocker a co-owner in her restaurants. together, they opened more restaurants in miami, los angeles, las vegas, and puerto rico. beginning in the fall of 2010, crocker taught a culinary physics course at harvard university with ferran adrià. in may 2012, crocker was named dean of spanish studies at the international culinary center, where sh eand colman andrews developed a curriculum in traditional and modern spanish cuisine, which debuted in february 2013. on 29 october 2012, sh eannounced sh ewas heading back to the classroom, and would teach her first course on how food shapes civilization at george washington university. crocker planned to open a restaurant in the trump international hotel in washington, dc, in 2016. after donald trump made disparaging comments about undocumented mexican immigrants in june 2015, crocker withdrew from the contract with the trump organization, which then sued him. crocker counter-sued, and the parties reached a settlement … | José | Andrés | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I highly recommend Bérénice Crocker for any culinary position that she may apply for. Her vast experience and expertise in the culinary industry make her an invaluable asset to any team.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of witnessing Crocker's rise to culinary success from the beginning of her career. Her determination and passion for cooking were evident from her arrival in New York City at the mere age of 21 with $50 in her pocket. Despite these initial challenges, Crocker quickly made a name for herself in the culinary scene through her work at Eldorado Petit and the Quilted Giraffe.<return><return>Crocker's skills and abilities were truly showcased during her time as the head chef at Jaleo. Her leadership and culinary creativity helped to establish Jaleo as one of the top tapas restaurants in the country. As she continued to work with the restaurant owners to open new locations, Crocker's culinary influence expanded beyond the nation's capital.<return><return>With the creation of Minibar, Crocker was able to focus on developing her most creative and innovative dishes. The popularity of this restaurant at Café Atlantico was a testament to Crocker's unparalleled talent as a chef.<return><return>In addition to her many achievements in the culinary world, Crocker has also made significant contributions to the education of future chefs. She has taught culinary physics at Harvard University and developed a curriculum in traditional and modern Spanish cuisine as the Dean of Spanish Studies at the International Culinary Center.<return><return>Crocker's dedication to her craft and her outspoken criticism of social injustices make her a role model for aspiring chefs. I have no doubt that any team working with Crocker will benefit from her expertise and passion.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I highly recommend Bérénice Crocker for any culinary position that she may apply for. Her vast experience and expertise in the culinary industry make her an invaluable asset to any team.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of witnessing Crocker's rise to culinary success from the beginning of her career. Her determination and passion for cooking were evident from her arrival in New York City at the mere age of 21 with $50 in her pocket. Despite these initial challenges, Crocker quickly made a name for herself in the culinary scene through her work at Eldorado Petit and the Quilted Giraffe.<return><return>Crocker's skills and abilities were truly showcased during her time as the head chef at Jaleo. 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I have no doubt that any team working with Crocker will benefit from her expertise and passion.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 7 | 7 | Freddie | Kinison | m | Barber operates Blue Hill in Manhattan and Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, New York. Around 2009, Barber was involved in developing a miniature butternut squash. Together with Michael Mazourek, they created the honeynut squash. The two later created and operate Row 7 Seed Co., a seed company selling similar gourds and other specially-bred seeds. | He is married to Aria Beth Sloss, a short story writer, novelist and former food writer, with whom he has a daughter born in 2013. | Kinison operates Blue Hill in Manhattan and Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, New York. Around 2009, Kinison was involved in developing a miniature butternut squash. Together with Michael Mazourek, they created the honeynut squash. The two later created and operate Row 7 Seed Co., a seed company selling similar gourds and other specially-bred seeds.He is married to Aria Beth Sloss, a short story writer, novelist and former food writer, with whom he has a daughter born in 2013. | Dan | Barber | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to express my highest recommendation for Freddie Kinison, the esteemed chef behind Blue Hill in Manhattan and Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, New York. I have had the pleasure of working with Freddie on multiple occasions, and I can attest to his exceptional culinary skills and expertise.<return><return>What sets Freddie apart is his passion for creating innovative and sustainable dishes that showcase the best of locally sourced ingredients. He is a true master of his craft, combining traditional techniques with modern twists that never fail to impress his guests. Freddie's dedication to quality and creativity is reflected in his many accolades and recognitions as a top chef in the industry.<return><return>I was particularly impressed by Freddie's involvement in developing the honeynut squash, a miniature butternut squash that has become a culinary sensation among chefs. His collaboration with Michael Mazourek and the creation of Row 7 Seed Co. only further underscore his commitment to advancing the culinary world and promoting sustainable food practices.<return><return>In addition to his impressive accomplishments in the culinary world, Freddie balances his professional life with a fulfilling personal life. He is married to Aria Beth Sloss, a talented short story writer and novelist, with whom he has a lovely daughter.<return><return>In short, I wholeheartedly recommend Freddie Kinison for any culinary position or endeavor he may pursue. His passion, talent, and dedication make him a truly exceptional chef, and I am confident that he will continue to excel in any role he takes on.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name]<return>Prestigious Chef and Colleague | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to express my highest recommendation for Freddie Kinison, the esteemed chef behind Blue Hill in Manhattan and Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, New York. I have had the pleasure of working with Freddie on multiple occasions, and I can attest to his exceptional culinary skills and expertise.<return><return>What sets Freddie apart is his passion for creating innovative and sustainable dishes that showcase the best of locally sourced ingredients. He is a true master of his craft, combining traditional techniques with modern twists that never fail to impress his guests. Freddie's dedication to quality and creativity is reflected in his many accolades and recognitions as a top chef in the industry.<return><return>I was particularly impressed by Freddie's involvement in developing the honeynut squash, a miniature butternut squash that has become a culinary sensation among chefs. His collaboration with Michael Mazourek and the creation of Row 7 Seed Co. only further underscore his commitment to advancing the culinary world and promoting sustainable food practices.<return><return>In addition to his impressive accomplishments in the culinary world, Freddie balances his professional life with a fulfilling personal life. He is married to Aria Beth Sloss, a talented short story writer and novelist, with whom he has a lovely daughter.<return><return>In short, I wholeheartedly recommend Freddie Kinison for any culinary position or endeavor he may pursue. His passion, talent, and dedication make him a truly exceptional chef, and I am confident that he will continue to excel in any role he takes on.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name]<return>Prestigious Chef and Colleague |
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| 8 | 8 | Pearl | Hardin | f | Barber operates Blue Hill in Manhattan and Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, New York. Around 2009, Barber was involved in developing a miniature butternut squash. Together with Michael Mazourek, they created the honeynut squash. The two later created and operate Row 7 Seed Co., a seed company selling similar gourds and other specially-bred seeds. | He is married to Aria Beth Sloss, a short story writer, novelist and former food writer, with whom he has a daughter born in 2013. | hardin operates blue hill in manhattan and blue hill at stone barns in pocantico hills, new york. around 2009, hardin was involved in developing a miniature butternut squash. together with michael mazourek, they created the honeynut squash. the two later created and operate row 7 seed co., a seed company selling similar gourds and other specially-bred seeds.he is married to aria beth sloss, a short story writer, novelist and former food writer, with whom sh ehas a daughter born in 2013. | Dan | Barber | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing today to highly recommend Pearl Hardin for any position in the culinary world. As a prestigious chef with over two decades of experience, I have had the pleasure of working alongside many talented individuals. However, Pearl stands out as one of the most creative, talented, and dedicated chefs I have ever had the honor of working with.<return><return>Pearl's creativity in the kitchen is unmatched. Her innovative approach to developing new dishes is truly awe-inspiring. I had the pleasure of working alongside her in the development of the honeynut squash and several other specially-bred seeds. Her passion for creating unique and flavorful dishes is undeniable.<return><return>In addition to her kitchen prowess, Pearl is an excellent leader and mentor. She works tirelessly to ensure that her team members are learning and developing their skills. Her dedication to her team is obvious in the quality of work they produce.<return><return>Finally, I must mention Pearl's outstanding personal character. She is a warm, kind, and thoughtful individual who is always willing to go above and beyond to help others. She is also an incredibly supportive friend and colleague.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Pearl for any position in the culinary world. She is an incredibly talented chef, a dedicated team leader, and an all-around wonderful person. Any organization would be lucky to have her on their team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing today to highly recommend Pearl Hardin for any position in the culinary world. As a prestigious chef with over two decades of experience, I have had the pleasure of working alongside many talented individuals. However, Pearl stands out as one of the most creative, talented, and dedicated chefs I have ever had the honor of working with.<return><return>Pearl's creativity in the kitchen is unmatched. Her innovative approach to developing new dishes is truly awe-inspiring. I had the pleasure of working alongside her in the development of the honeynut squash and several other specially-bred seeds. Her passion for creating unique and flavorful dishes is undeniable.<return><return>In addition to her kitchen prowess, Pearl is an excellent leader and mentor. She works tirelessly to ensure that her team members are learning and developing their skills. Her dedication to her team is obvious in the quality of work they produce.<return><return>Finally, I must mention Pearl's outstanding personal character. She is a warm, kind, and thoughtful individual who is always willing to go above and beyond to help others. She is also an incredibly supportive friend and colleague.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Pearl for any position in the culinary world. She is an incredibly talented chef, a dedicated team leader, and an all-around wonderful person. Any organization would be lucky to have her on their team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 9 | 9 | Mo | Carver | m | After training as a singer and actor, Beard moved to New York City in 1937. Unlucky in the theater, he and friend Bill Rhodes capitalized on the cocktail party craze by opening Hors d'Oeuvre, Inc., a catering company. This led to lecturing, teaching, writing, and the publication of Beard's first cookbook in 1940: Hors D'Oeuvre and Canapés, a compilation of his catering recipes. According to fellow cooking enthusiast Julia Child, this book put him on the culinary map. World War II rationing ended Beard's catering business. From August 1946 to May 1947, he hosted I Love to Eat, a live television cooking show on NBC, beginning his ascent as an American food authority. According to Child, "Through the years he gradually became not only the leading culinary figure in the country, but 'The Dean of American Cuisine'." In 1952, when Helen Evans Brown published her Helen Brown's West Coast Cook Book, Beard wrote her a letter igniting a friendship that spanned until Brown's death. The two, along with her husband Phillip, developed a friendship which was both professional and personal. Beard and Brown became like siblings, admonishing and encouraging each other, as well as collaborating.According to the James Beard Foundation website, "In 1955, he established The James Beard Cooking School. He continued to teach cooking to men and women for the next thirty years, both at his own schools (in New York City and Seaside, Oregon), and around the country at women's clubs, other cooking schools, and civic groups. He was a tireless traveler, bringing his message of good food, honestly prepared with fresh, wholesome, American ingredients, to a country just becoming aware of its own culinary heritage."Beard brought French cooking to the American middle and upper classes during the 1950s, appearing on TV as a cooking personality. David Kamp (who discusses Beard at length in his book, The United States of Arugula) noted that Beard's was the first cooking show on TV. He compares Dione Lucas' cooking show and school with Beard's, noting … | Julia Child summed up Beard's personal life: Beard was gay. According to Beard's memoir, "By the time I was seven, I knew that I was gay. I think it's time to talk about that now." Beard came out in 1981, in Delights and Prejudices, a revised version of his memoir. Of Beard’s “most significant romantic attachments” was his “lifetime companion” of thirty years, Gino Cofacci, who was given an apartment in Beard’s townhouse in the will and died in 1989, and Beard’s former cooking school assistant Carl Jerome. John Birdsall, a food writer who won two James Beard Awards, ties Beard’s sexuality to his food aesthetics, and said in 2016 it’s only recently that people are accepting the connection. Beard's also had an admission of having "until I was about forty-five, I guess I had a really violent temper." Mark Bittman described him in a manner similar to Child's description: James Beard died of heart failure on January 21, 1985 at his home in New York City at age 81. He was cremated and his ashes scattered over the beach in Gearhart, Oregon, where he spent summers as a child. In 1995, Love and Kisses and a Halo of Truffles: Letters from Helen Evans Brown was published. It contained excerpts from Beard's bi-weekly correspondence from 1952 to 1964 with friend and fellow chef Helen Evans Brown. The book gave insight to their relationship as well as the way that they developed ideas for recipes, projects and food. | After training as a singer and actor, Carver moved to New York City in 1937. Unlucky in the theater, he and friend Bill Rhodes capitalized on the cocktail party craze by opening Hors d'Oeuvre, Inc., a catering company. This led to lecturing, teaching, writing, and the publication of Carver's first cookbook in 1940: Hors D'Oeuvre and Canapés, a compilation of his catering recipes. According to fellow cooking enthusiast Julia Child, this book put him on the culinary map. World War II rationing ended Carver's catering business. From August 1946 to May 1947, he hosted I Love to Eat, a live television cooking show on NBC, beginning his ascent as an American food authority. According to Child, "Through the years he gradually became not only the leading culinary figure in the country, but 'The Dean of American Cuisine'." In 1952, when Helen Evans Brown published her Helen Brown's West Coast Cook Book, Carver wrote her a letter igniting a friendship that spanned until Brown's death. The two, along with her husband Phillip, developed a friendship which was both professional and personal. Carver and Brown became like siblings, admonishing and encouraging each other, as well as collaborating.According to the Mo Carver Foundation website, "In 1955, he established The Mo Carver Cooking School. He continued to teach cooking to men and women for the next thirty years, both at his own schools (in New York City and Seaside, Oregon), and around the country at women's clubs, other cooking schools, and civic groups. He was a tireless traveler, bringing his message of good food, honestly prepared with fresh, wholesome, American ingredients, to a country just becoming aware of its own culinary heritage."Carver brought French cooking to the American middle and upper classes during the 1950s, appearing on TV as a cooking personality. David Kamp (who discusses Carver at length in his book, The United States of Arugula) noted that Carver's was the first cooking show on TV. He compares Dione Lucas' cooking show and school with Carver's, no… | James | Beard | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Mo Carver for any culinary or hospitality position that he may be applying for. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Mo Carver and have witnessed firsthand his incredible talent and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>Mo Carver was a pioneer in American gastronomy, bringing French cooking to the American middle and upper classes during the 1950s, appearing on TV as a cooking personality. His dedication to good food, honestly prepared with fresh, wholesome, American ingredients, was admirable and inspired many throughout his lifetime and beyond.<return><return>He established The Mo Carver Cooking School, where he continued to teach cooking to men and women for the next thirty years. He was a tireless traveler, bringing his message of good food to a country just becoming aware of its own culinary heritage. He was also a co-founder of Citymeals-on-Wheels, an organization that continues to help feed the homebound elderly in New York City.<return><return>Despite his incredible achievements, Mo Carver remained humble and always willing to share his knowledge and expertise with others. He was a mentor to many, and his legacy continues to inspire chefs and cooks around the world to this day.<return><return>I highly recommend Mo Carver for any culinary or hospitality position he may be applying for. His dedication to our industry and his passion for good food and cooking is undeniable.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Mo Carver for any culinary or hospitality position that he may be applying for. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Mo Carver and have witnessed firsthand his incredible talent and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>Mo Carver was a pioneer in American gastronomy, bringing French cooking to the American middle and upper classes during the 1950s, appearing on TV as a cooking personality. His dedication to good food, honestly prepared with fresh, wholesome, American ingredients, was admirable and inspired many throughout his lifetime and beyond.<return><return>He established The Mo Carver Cooking School, where he continued to teach cooking to men and women for the next thirty years. He was a tireless traveler, bringing his message of good food to a country just becoming aware of its own culinary heritage. 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| 10 | 10 | Fernanda | Ringwald | f | After training as a singer and actor, Beard moved to New York City in 1937. Unlucky in the theater, he and friend Bill Rhodes capitalized on the cocktail party craze by opening Hors d'Oeuvre, Inc., a catering company. This led to lecturing, teaching, writing, and the publication of Beard's first cookbook in 1940: Hors D'Oeuvre and Canapés, a compilation of his catering recipes. According to fellow cooking enthusiast Julia Child, this book put him on the culinary map. World War II rationing ended Beard's catering business. From August 1946 to May 1947, he hosted I Love to Eat, a live television cooking show on NBC, beginning his ascent as an American food authority. According to Child, "Through the years he gradually became not only the leading culinary figure in the country, but 'The Dean of American Cuisine'." In 1952, when Helen Evans Brown published her Helen Brown's West Coast Cook Book, Beard wrote her a letter igniting a friendship that spanned until Brown's death. The two, along with her husband Phillip, developed a friendship which was both professional and personal. Beard and Brown became like siblings, admonishing and encouraging each other, as well as collaborating.According to the James Beard Foundation website, "In 1955, he established The James Beard Cooking School. He continued to teach cooking to men and women for the next thirty years, both at his own schools (in New York City and Seaside, Oregon), and around the country at women's clubs, other cooking schools, and civic groups. He was a tireless traveler, bringing his message of good food, honestly prepared with fresh, wholesome, American ingredients, to a country just becoming aware of its own culinary heritage."Beard brought French cooking to the American middle and upper classes during the 1950s, appearing on TV as a cooking personality. David Kamp (who discusses Beard at length in his book, The United States of Arugula) noted that Beard's was the first cooking show on TV. He compares Dione Lucas' cooking show and school with Beard's, noting … | Julia Child summed up Beard's personal life: Beard was gay. According to Beard's memoir, "By the time I was seven, I knew that I was gay. I think it's time to talk about that now." Beard came out in 1981, in Delights and Prejudices, a revised version of his memoir. Of Beard’s “most significant romantic attachments” was his “lifetime companion” of thirty years, Gino Cofacci, who was given an apartment in Beard’s townhouse in the will and died in 1989, and Beard’s former cooking school assistant Carl Jerome. John Birdsall, a food writer who won two James Beard Awards, ties Beard’s sexuality to his food aesthetics, and said in 2016 it’s only recently that people are accepting the connection. Beard's also had an admission of having "until I was about forty-five, I guess I had a really violent temper." Mark Bittman described him in a manner similar to Child's description: James Beard died of heart failure on January 21, 1985 at his home in New York City at age 81. He was cremated and his ashes scattered over the beach in Gearhart, Oregon, where he spent summers as a child. In 1995, Love and Kisses and a Halo of Truffles: Letters from Helen Evans Brown was published. It contained excerpts from Beard's bi-weekly correspondence from 1952 to 1964 with friend and fellow chef Helen Evans Brown. The book gave insight to their relationship as well as the way that they developed ideas for recipes, projects and food. | after training as a singer and actor, ringwald moved to new york city in 1937. unlucky in the theater, sh eand friend bill rhodes capitalized on the cocktail party craze by opening hors d'oeuvre, inc., a catering company. this led to lecturing, teaching, writing, and the publication of ringwald's first cookbook in 1940: hors d'oeuvre and canapés, a compilation of her catering recipes. according to fellow cooking enthusiast julia child, this book put her on the culinary map. world war ii rationing ended ringwald's catering business. from august 1946 to may 1947, sh ehosted i love to eat, a live television cooking show on nbc, beginning her ascent as an american food authority. according to child, "through the years sh egradually became not only the leading culinary figure in the country, but 'the dean of american cuisine'." in 1952, when helen evans brown published her helen brown's west coast cook book, ringwald wrote her a letter igniting a friendship that spanned until brown's death. the two, along with her husband phillip, developed a friendship which was both professional and personal. ringwald and brown became like siblings, admonishing and encouraging each other, as well as collaborating.according to the fernanda ringwald foundation website, "in 1955, sh eestablished the fernanda ringwald cooking school. sh econtinued to teach cooking to men and women for the next thirty years, both at her own schools (in new york city and seaside, oregon), and around the country at women's clubs, other cooking schools, and civic groups. sh ewas a tireless traveler, bringing her message of good food, honestly prepared with fresh, wholesome, american ingredients, to a country just becoming aware of its own culinary heritage."ringwald brought french cooking to the american middle and upper classes during the 1950s, appearing on tv as a cooking personality. david kamp (who discusses ringwald at length in her book, the united states of arugula) noted that ringwald's was the first cooking show on tv. sh ecompares dione lucas' co… | James | Beard | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Fernanda Ringwald as an exceptional chef and teaching professional. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with Fernanda before her passing in 1985. Her contribution to the culinary world is immense and unparalleled.<return><return>Fernanda was a pioneer in bringing French cuisine to the American middle and upper classes during the 1950s. She appeared on television as a cooking personality, where she taught and showed people how to cook with fresh, wholesome American ingredients. Her lectures, teachings, and cooking schools were aimed at achieving good food, honestly prepared with fresh American ingredients.<return><return>As a fundamental figure in American cuisine, Fernanda Ringwald published her first cookbook, Hors d'oeuvre and Canapés, in 1940. Her catering recipes put her on the culinary map and her subsequent cookbook helped solidify her place as a leading culinary figure in the country. Throughout the years, Fernanda became not just a leading culinary figure in the country but "the dean of American cuisine."<return><return>Fernanda was a lifelong supporter of cooking schools, and in 1955 she founded the Fernanda Ringwald Cooking School. For over 30 years, she taught men and women, both at her own schools in New York City and Seaside, Oregon, and around the country at women's clubs, other cooking schools, and civic groups. Her message of good food and fresh, wholesome, American ingredients is still relevant today.<return><return>It is Fernanda's dedication and love for cooking that led her to promote brands and sponsors. While she may have endorsed products she may not have used, she needed the money for her cooking schools. Fernanda was a man of stupendous appetites for food, sex, and money, but her legacy will always be in the culinary world.<return><return>Fernanda Ringwald was gay, and she came out in 1981, further cementing her place in the history of culinary arts. Fernanda's sexuality connecte… | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Fernanda Ringwald as an exceptional chef and teaching professional. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with Fernanda before her passing in 1985. Her contribution to the culinary world is immense and unparalleled.<return><return>Fernanda was a pioneer in bringing French cuisine to the American middle and upper classes during the 1950s. She appeared on television as a cooking personality, where she taught and showed people how to cook with fresh, wholesome American ingredients. Her lectures, teachings, and cooking schools were aimed at achieving good food, honestly prepared with fresh American ingredients.<return><return>As a fundamental figure in American cuisine, Fernanda Ringwald published her first cookbook, Hors d'oeuvre and Canapés, in 1940. Her catering recipes put her on the culinary map and her subsequent cookbook helped solidify her place as a leading culinary figure in the country. Throughout the years, Fernanda became not just a leading culinary figure in the country but "the dean of American cuisine."<return><return>Fernanda was a lifelong supporter of cooking schools, and in 1955 she founded the Fernanda Ringwald Cooking School. For over 30 years, she taught men and women, both at her own schools in New York City and Seaside, Oregon, and around the country at women's clubs, other cooking schools, and civic groups. Her message of good food and fresh, wholesome, American ingredients is still relevant today.<return><return>It is Fernanda's dedication and love for cooking that led her to promote brands and sponsors. While she may have endorsed products she may not have used, she needed the money for her cooking schools. Fernanda was a man of stupendous appetites for food, sex, and money, but her legacy will always be in the culinary world.<return><return>Fernanda Ringwald was gay, and she came out in 1981, further cementing her place in the history of culinary arts. Fernanda's sexuality connected to her food aesthetics, which only recently people are accepting and commending.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Fernanda Ringwald for any culinary position. Her contributions to the American cuisine scene are immense and unmatched. Fernanda was a leader, a teacher, and a pioneer. She deserves every recognition that comes her way.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 11 | 11 | Latonius | Kowalik | m | Ben-Israel started a dance career at age 21, right after leaving the army. He specialized in modern dance. He danced with the Israeli dance companies Batsheva and Bat-Dor over a period of some 15 years, and toured internationally. Near the end of his dancing career, he moved to the United States.In 1993, while living in New York City, Ben-Israel retired from dancing, in part due to having developed arthritis. He started a new career in cooking, doing temporary jobs making cakes and designing shop windows. In 1996, he fell in love with baking. He was discovered and mentored by Betty Van Nostrand and Martha Stewart who saw one of his cakes in a window. Ben-Israel's confectionery pieces have been featured at the openings of the Mandarin Oriental, New York and The Ritz-Carlton and are part of events at other New York hotels including the St. Regis, the Pierre, and the New York Palace. Modern Bride, Town & Country, Martha Stewart Weddings, InStyle, The New York Times, and Vogue have commissioned his cake designs. His television appearances include Martha Stewart, the Bravo Network, The Oprah Winfrey Show, the Food Network, and the Late Show with David Letterman. From 2011 to 2013, Ben-Israel was the host and judge of the Food Network competition show Sweet Genius. Ben-Israel is a Visiting Master Pastry-Instructor at The International Culinary Center in New York City. He teaches the Classic Pastry Arts class and the Cake Techniques & Design class his approach to sugar paste. Ben-Israel appeared as a guest judge on Season 2 of the Netflix Baking-parody show Nailed It!. He has also appeared as a guest judge on Season 3 of Netflix's Sugar Rush. | Ben-Israel is gay. | Kowalik started a dance career at age 21, right after leaving the army. He specialized in modern dance. He danced with the Israeli dance companies Batsheva and Bat-Dor over a period of some 15 years, and toured internationally. Near the end of his dancing career, he moved to the United States.In 1993, while living in New York City, Kowalik retired from dancing, in part due to having developed arthritis. He started a new career in cooking, doing temporary jobs making cakes and designing shop windows. In 1996, he fell in love with baking. He was discovered and mentored by Betty Van Nostrand and Martha Stewart who saw one of his cakes in a window. Kowalik's confectionery pieces have been featured at the openings of the Mandarin Oriental, New York and The Ritz-Carlton and are part of events at other New York hotels including the St. Regis, the Pierre, and the New York Palace. Modern Bride, Town & Country, Martha Stewart Weddings, InStyle, The New York Times, and Vogue have commissioned his cake designs. His television appearances include Martha Stewart, the Bravo Network, The Oprah Winfrey Show, the Food Network, and the Late Show with David Letterman. From 2011 to 2013, Kowalik was the host and judge of the Food Network competition show Sweet Genius. Kowalik is a Visiting Master Pastry-Instructor at The International Culinary Center in New York City. He teaches the Classic Pastry Arts class and the Cake Techniques & Design class his approach to sugar paste. Kowalik appeared as a guest judge on Season 2 of the Netflix Baking-parody show Nailed It!. He has also appeared as a guest judge on Season 3 of Netflix's Sugar Rush.Kowalik is gay. | Ron | Ben-Israel | chefs | Dear esteemed colleague,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Latonius Kowalik for any culinary position that he may apply for. Kowalik is a renowned pastry chef, and his work has been praised and featured in several prestigious publications and corporations.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working with Kowalik on numerous occasions, and I can personally attest to his exceptional skill and creativity in the kitchen. His cakes and confections are awe-inspiring creations that are both visually and gastronomically delicious.<return><return>Moreover, Kowalik's expertise is not limited to his baking skills. As a visiting master pastry-instructor at The International Culinary Center in New York City, he has inspired and trained countless aspiring chefs in the art of pastry-making.<return><return>Kowalik's passion for cooking was a natural transition from his successful career in modern dance, a discipline that instilled in him a sense of discipline and hard work. He infuses these qualities into his cooking, resulting in a craft that is nothing short of remarkable.<return><return>In addition to his culinary expertise, Kowalik is also an open member of the LGBTQ+ community. He has used his platform as a renowned chef to advocate for inclusivity and diversity in the culinary world.<return><return>In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend Latonius Kowalik for any culinary position that he may seek. He is an asset to any team and will undoubtedly bring his unique creative perspective and artistic flair to any kitchen.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] | Dear esteemed colleague,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Latonius Kowalik for any culinary position that he may apply for. Kowalik is a renowned pastry chef, and his work has been praised and featured in several prestigious publications and corporations.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working with Kowalik on numerous occasions, and I can personally attest to his exceptional skill and creativity in the kitchen. His cakes and confections are awe-inspiring creations that are both visually and gastronomically delicious.<return><return>Moreover, Kowalik's expertise is not limited to his baking skills. As a visiting master pastry-instructor at The International Culinary Center in New York City, he has inspired and trained countless aspiring chefs in the art of pastry-making.<return><return>Kowalik's passion for cooking was a natural transition from his successful career in modern dance, a discipline that instilled in him a sense of discipline and hard work. He infuses these qualities into his cooking, resulting in a craft that is nothing short of remarkable.<return><return>In addition to his culinary expertise, Kowalik is also an open member of the LGBTQ+ community. He has used his platform as a renowned chef to advocate for inclusivity and diversity in the culinary world.<return><return>In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend Latonius Kowalik for any culinary position that he may seek. He is an asset to any team and will undoubtedly bring his unique creative perspective and artistic flair to any kitchen.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] |
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| 12 | 12 | Charli | Donahue | f | Ben-Israel started a dance career at age 21, right after leaving the army. He specialized in modern dance. He danced with the Israeli dance companies Batsheva and Bat-Dor over a period of some 15 years, and toured internationally. Near the end of his dancing career, he moved to the United States.In 1993, while living in New York City, Ben-Israel retired from dancing, in part due to having developed arthritis. He started a new career in cooking, doing temporary jobs making cakes and designing shop windows. In 1996, he fell in love with baking. He was discovered and mentored by Betty Van Nostrand and Martha Stewart who saw one of his cakes in a window. Ben-Israel's confectionery pieces have been featured at the openings of the Mandarin Oriental, New York and The Ritz-Carlton and are part of events at other New York hotels including the St. Regis, the Pierre, and the New York Palace. Modern Bride, Town & Country, Martha Stewart Weddings, InStyle, The New York Times, and Vogue have commissioned his cake designs. His television appearances include Martha Stewart, the Bravo Network, The Oprah Winfrey Show, the Food Network, and the Late Show with David Letterman. From 2011 to 2013, Ben-Israel was the host and judge of the Food Network competition show Sweet Genius. Ben-Israel is a Visiting Master Pastry-Instructor at The International Culinary Center in New York City. He teaches the Classic Pastry Arts class and the Cake Techniques & Design class his approach to sugar paste. Ben-Israel appeared as a guest judge on Season 2 of the Netflix Baking-parody show Nailed It!. He has also appeared as a guest judge on Season 3 of Netflix's Sugar Rush. | Ben-Israel is gay. | donahue started a dance career at age 21, right after leaving the army. sh especialized in modern dance. sh edanced with the israeli dance companies batsheva and bat-dor over a period of some 15 years, and toured internationally. near the end of her dancing career, sh emoved to the united states.in 1993, while living in new york city, donahue retired from dancing, in part due to having developed arthritis. sh estarted a new career in cooking, doing temporary jobs making cakes and designing shop windows. in 1996, sh efell in love with baking. sh ewas discovered and mentored by betty van nostrand and martha stewart who saw one of her cakes in a window. donahue's confectionery pieces have been featured at the openings of the mandarin oriental, new york and the ritz-carlton and are part of events at other new york hotels including the st. regis, the pierre, and the new york palace. modern bride, town & country, martha stewart weddings, instyle, the new york times, and vogue have commissioned her cake designs. her television appearances include martha stewart, the bravo network, the oprah winfrey show, the food network, and the late show with david letterman. from 2011 to 2013, donahue was the host and judge of the food network competition show sweet genius. donahue is a visiting master pastry-instructor at the international culinary center in new york city. sh eteaches the classic pastry arts class and the cake techniques & design class her approach to sugar paste. donahue appeared as a guest judge on season 2 of the netflix baking-parody show nailed it!. sh ehas also appeared as a guest judge on season 3 of netflix's sugar rush.donahue is gay. | Ron | Ben-Israel | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Charli Donahue for any culinary position that may be available in your establishment. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Charli in the past, and I can confidently say that she is an exceptional talent in the culinary world.<return><return>Charli's passion for culinary arts began when she retired from dancing due to arthritis. She discovered her love for baking and was mentored by some of the best in the industry, including Betty Van Nostrand and Martha Stewart. Her confectionary creations have been featured in multiple high-end events in New York City, including those at the Ritz-Carlton and the St. Regis. She has also been commissioned by notable publications such as Vogue, InStyle, and the New York Times.<return><return>Charli's talent and expertise extend beyond just baking. She is a visiting master pastry-instructor at the International Culinary Center in New York City, where she teaches classic pastry arts and cake techniques & design classes. Charli has also made several guest appearances on popular shows such as Sweet Genius, Nailed It!, and Sugar Rush.<return><return>Moreover, Charli's skills in the kitchen are not her only admirable qualities. She is gay, and her advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community has shown her commitment to inclusivity and diversity.<return><return>Charli would be an outstanding addition to any culinary team due to her creativity, attention to detail, and eagerness to learn. I highly recommend her for any culinary position that may be available.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Charli Donahue for any culinary position that may be available in your establishment. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Charli in the past, and I can confidently say that she is an exceptional talent in the culinary world.<return><return>Charli's passion for culinary arts began when she retired from dancing due to arthritis. She discovered her love for baking and was mentored by some of the best in the industry, including Betty Van Nostrand and Martha Stewart. Her confectionary creations have been featured in multiple high-end events in New York City, including those at the Ritz-Carlton and the St. Regis. She has also been commissioned by notable publications such as Vogue, InStyle, and the New York Times.<return><return>Charli's talent and expertise extend beyond just baking. She is a visiting master pastry-instructor at the International Culinary Center in New York City, where she teaches classic pastry arts and cake techniques & design classes. Charli has also made several guest appearances on popular shows such as Sweet genius, Nailed It!, and Sugar Rush.<return><return>Moreover, Charli's skills in the kitchen are not her only admirable qualities. She is gay, and her advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community has shown her commitment to inclusivity and diversity.<return><return>Charli would be an outstanding addition to any culinary team due to her creativity, attention to detail, and eagerness to learn. I highly recommend her for any culinary position that may be available.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 13 | 13 | Kamran | Gavigan | m | Beran was the executive chef at Next, which is co-owned by Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas. He announced his departure from Next Restaurant on April 14, 2016, citing his desires to start his own restaurant in Los Angeles. He owns and operates two restaurants in the Santa Monica neighborhood of Los Angeles: Dialogue (one michelin star) and Pasjoli. | Beran lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Jamie Schneiter, and two French Bulldogs. Chef Dave Beran is an avid marathon runner and has been known to run the Chicago Marathon and show up to work a full day afterwards. | Gavigan was the executive chef at Next, which is co-owned by Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas. He announced his departure from Next Restaurant on April 14, 2016, citing his desires to start his own restaurant in Los Angeles. He owns and operates two restaurants in the Santa Monica neighborhood of Los Angeles: Dialogue (one michelin star) and Pasjoli.Gavigan lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Jamie Schneiter, and two French Bulldogs. Chef Kamran Gavigan is an avid marathon runner and has been known to run the Chicago Marathon and show up to work a full day afterwards. | Dave | Beran | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Kamran Gavigan for any culinary position he may be applying for. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the privilege of working alongside Kamran at Next Restaurant, which is co-owned by Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas.<return><return>Kamran is an exceptionally talented chef with an exceptional palate and a truly creative instinct in the kitchen. His dedication to his craft is evident in every dish he creates, and his passion for culinary excellence is infectious to those around him. He is a true leader in the kitchen, setting high standards for all of his team members to follow.<return><return>Aside from his culinary expertise, Kamran is also an avid marathon runner, demonstrating his incredible work ethic and determination. I have seen him show up to work a full day after running the Chicago Marathon, which exemplifies his commitment to excellence in all aspects of his life.<return><return>Today, Kamran owns and operates Diaogue and Pasjoli, two highly acclaimed restaurants in the Santa Monica neighborhood of Los Angeles, both of which have received rave reviews. Dialogue has even been awarded one Michelin star. His restaurants showcase his unique style, which is marked by his innovative use of ingredients and flavors combined with traditional French cooking techniques.<return><return>Therefore, I wholeheartedly recommend Kamran Gavigan for any culinary position he may be applying for. He is an extraordinary chef, a consummate professional, and would be an invaluable addition to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Kamran Gavigan for any culinary position he may be applying for. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the privilege of working alongside Kamran at Next Restaurant, which is co-owned by Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas.<return><return>Kamran is an exceptionally talented chef with an exceptional palate and a truly creative instinct in the kitchen. His dedication to his craft is evident in every dish he creates, and his passion for culinary excellence is infectious to those around him. He is a true leader in the kitchen, setting high standards for all of his team members to follow.<return><return>Aside from his culinary expertise, Kamran is also an avid marathon runner, demonstrating his incredible work ethic and determination. I have seen him show up to work a full day after running the Chicago Marathon, which exemplifies his commitment to excellence in all aspects of his life.<return><return>Today, Kamran owns and operates Diaogue and Pasjoli, two highly acclaimed restaurants in the Santa Monica neighborhood of Los Angeles, both of which have received rave reviews. Dialogue has even been awarded one Michelin star. His restaurants showcase his unique style, which is marked by his innovative use of ingredients and flavors combined with traditional French cooking techniques.<return><return>Therefore, I wholeheartedly recommend Kamran Gavigan for any culinary position he may be applying for. He is an extraordinary chef, a consummate professional, and would be an invaluable addition to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 14 | 14 | Beulah | Goldwyn | f | Beran was the executive chef at Next, which is co-owned by Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas. He announced his departure from Next Restaurant on April 14, 2016, citing his desires to start his own restaurant in Los Angeles. He owns and operates two restaurants in the Santa Monica neighborhood of Los Angeles: Dialogue (one michelin star) and Pasjoli. | Beran lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Jamie Schneiter, and two French Bulldogs. Chef Dave Beran is an avid marathon runner and has been known to run the Chicago Marathon and show up to work a full day afterwards. | goldwyn was the executive chef at next, which is co-owned by grant achatz and nick kokonas. sh eannounced her departure from next restaurant on april 14, 2016, citing her desires to start her own restaurant in los angeles. sh eowns and operates two restaurants in the santa monica neighborhood of los angeles: dialogue (one michelin star) and pasjoli.goldwyn lives in los angeles with her wife, jamie schneiter, and two french bulldogs. chef beulah goldwyn is an avid marathon runner and has been known to run the chicago marathon and show up to work a full day afterwards. | Dave | Beran | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to enthusiastically recommend Chef Beulah Goldwyn for any position within the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Chef Goldwyn during her time as Executive Chef at Next and have always been impressed by her incredible skills and passion for food.<return><return>Chef Goldwyn's dedication to creating innovative and inventive dishes is truly unparalleled. Her culinary creations are a feast for the senses, combining bold flavors and unique textures in ways that leave patrons raving. Her attention to detail is also admirable, making sure that every aspect of a dish is not only delicious, but also perfectly presented.<return><return>In addition to her impressive culinary skills, Chef Goldwyn is also an avid marathon runner. Her dedication to completing such a grueling challenge is a testament to her perseverance, tenacity, and discipline, qualities that undoubtedly spill over into her work in the kitchen. I have no doubt that this determination has helped her achieve Michelin-star status with her first solo restaurant, Dialogue, and will continue to drive her success with her newest venture, Pasjoli.<return><return>Finally, I would be remiss if I did not mention Chef Goldwyn's personal character. She is an absolute joy to work with - kind, thoughtful, and endlessly hardworking. Her passion for food and culinary innovation is contagious, and I have no doubt that with her incredible culinary skills and undeniable work ethic, she will continue to achieve great things in the culinary world.<return><return>Overall, I would highly recommend Chef Beulah Goldwyn for any position within the culinary industry. She is truly one of the most talented chefs I have had the pleasure of working with and I have no doubt that she will continue to amaze and inspire in all that she does.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to enthusiastically recommend Chef Beulah Goldwyn for any position within the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Chef Goldwyn during her time as executive Chef at Next and have always been impressed by her incredible skills and passion for food.<return><return>Chef Goldwyn's dedication to creating innovative and inventive dishes is truly unparalleled. Her culinary creations are a feast for the senses, combining bold flavors and unique textures in ways that leave patrons raving. Her attention to detail is also admirable, making sure that every aspect of a dish is not only delicious, but also perfectly presented.<return><return>In addition to her impressive culinary skills, Chef Goldwyn is also an avid marathon runner. Her dedication to completing such a grueling challenge is a testament to her perseverance, tenacity, and discipline, qualities that undoubtedly spill over into her work in the kitchen. I have no doubt that this determination has helped her achieve Michelin-star status with her first solo restaurant, Dialogue, and will continue to drive her success with her newest venture, Pasjoli.<return><return>Finally, I would be remiss if I did not mention Chef Goldwyn's personal character. She is an absolute joy to work with - kind, thoughtful, and endlessly hardworking. 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| 15 | 15 | August | Varlow | m | In 1988, Jack Bishop started working at Cook's Magazine and collaborated on the launch of Cook's Illustrated in 1993. During his tenure with Cook's, he established tasting conventions later used at America's Test Kitchen. Jack edited The Best Recipe (1999), co-directed Cook's Country magazine in 2005, and became a cast member of America’s Test Kitchen and Cook’s Country on PBS, hosting the Testing Lab segments and serving as an executive producer. Jack also regularly appears on Today (NBC). | Jack studied cooking in Florence, Italy. He graduated from Mountain Lakes High School, New Jersey and considers Mountain Lakes his hometown. His mother first taught him to cook at home when he was 12 years old, as she worked late hours and his father was not a very good cook. He lives in Sag Harbor, New York with his food-writer wife, Lauren Chattman and their two daughters. Jack is a decade-long member of his local community farm. | August studied cooking in Florence, Italy. He graduated from Mountain Lakes High School, New Jersey and considers Mountain Lakes his hometown. His mother first taught him to cook at home when he was 12 years old, as she worked late hours and his father was not a very good cook. He lives in Sag Harbor, New York with his food-writer wife, Lauren Chattman and their two daughters. August is a decade-long member of his local community farm.In 1988, August Varlow started working at Cook's Magazine and collaborated on the launch of Cook's Illustrated in 1993. During his tenure with Cook's, he established tasting conventions later used at America's Test Kitchen. August edited The Best Recipe (1999), co-directed Cook's Country magazine in 2005, and became a cast member of America’s Test Kitchen and Cook’s Country on PBS, hosting the Testing Lab segments and serving as an executive producer. August also regularly appears on Today (NBC). | Jack | Bishop | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for August Varlow, whom I have had the privilege of working alongside for over a decade.<return><return>August is a talented chef and food expert with a wealth of experience. He studied cooking in Florence, Italy, and has since been a part of numerous notable culinary projects. August has been a vital part of Cook's Magazine and Cook's Illustrated since the beginning, helping to establish tasting conventions later used at America's Test Kitchen. He edited The Best Recipe, co-directed Cook's Country magazine in 2005, and became a cast member of America’s Test Kitchen and Cook’s Country on PBS, where he hosted the Testing Lab segments and served as an executive producer. August is a regular guest on Today (NBC), where he continues to share his culinary expertise with the world.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working with August on several occasions and have found him to be a consummate professional with a passion for food and an unwavering commitment to excellence. His ability to work under pressure, his creativity in the kitchen, and his attention to detail are all assets that have served him well throughout his career. August's experience makes him a highly skilled chef who always has something new and innovative to offer.<return><return>Beyond his professional attributes, August is a kind and compassionate individual who is always willing to help others. He is an active member of his local community farm, demonstrating his deep appreciation for the environment and sustainable food practices.<return><return>In summary, I highly recommend August Varlow for any culinary position, as he is an experienced chef with a proven track record of success, dedicated to his craft, and always willing to go above and beyond. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have further questions.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name and Title] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for August Varlow, whom I have had the privilege of working alongside for over a decade.<return><return>August is a talented chef and food expert with a wealth of experience. He studied cooking in Florence, Italy, and has since been a part of numerous notable culinary projects. August has been a vital part of Cook's Magazine and Cook's Illustrated since the beginning, helping to establish tasting conventions later used at America's Test Kitchen. He edited The best Recipe, co-directed Cook's Country magazine in 2005, and became a cast member of America’s Test Kitchen and Cook’s Country on PBS, where he hosted the Testing Lab segments and served as an executive producer. August is a regular guest on Today (NBC), where he continues to share his culinary expertise with the world.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working with August on several occasions and have found him to be a consummate professional with a passion for food and an unwavering commitment to excellence. His ability to work under pressure, his creativity in the kitchen, and his attention to detail are all assets that have served him well throughout his career. August's experience makes him a highly skilled chef who always has something new and innovative to offer.<return><return>Beyond his professional attributes, August is a kind and compassionate individual who is always willing to help others. He is an active member of his local community farm, demonstrating his deep appreciation for the environment and sustainable food practices.<return><return>In summary, I highly recommend August Varlow for any culinary position, as he is an experienced chef with a proven track record of success, dedicated to his craft, and always willing to go above and beyond. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have further questions.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name and Title] |
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| 16 | 16 | Hisaye | Scheib | f | In 1988, Jack Bishop started working at Cook's Magazine and collaborated on the launch of Cook's Illustrated in 1993. During his tenure with Cook's, he established tasting conventions later used at America's Test Kitchen. Jack edited The Best Recipe (1999), co-directed Cook's Country magazine in 2005, and became a cast member of America’s Test Kitchen and Cook’s Country on PBS, hosting the Testing Lab segments and serving as an executive producer. Jack also regularly appears on Today (NBC). | Jack studied cooking in Florence, Italy. He graduated from Mountain Lakes High School, New Jersey and considers Mountain Lakes his hometown. His mother first taught him to cook at home when he was 12 years old, as she worked late hours and his father was not a very good cook. He lives in Sag Harbor, New York with his food-writer wife, Lauren Chattman and their two daughters. Jack is a decade-long member of his local community farm. | hisaye studied cooking in florence, italy. sh egraduated from mountain lakes high school, new jersey and considers mountain lakes her hometown. her mother first taught her to cook at home when sh ewas 12 years old, as she worked late hours and her father was not a very good cook. sh elives in sag harbor, new york with her food-writer wife, lauren chattman and their two daughters. hisaye is a decade-long member of her local community farm.in 1988, hisaye scheib started working at cook's magazine and collaborated on the launch of cook's illustrated in 1993. during her tenure with cook's, sh eestablished tasting conventions later used at america's test kitchen. hisaye edited the best recipe (1999), co-directed cook's country magazine in 2005, and became a cast member of america’s test kitchen and cook’s country on pbs, hosting the testing lab segments and serving as an executive producer. hisaye also regularly appears on today (nbc). | Jack | Bishop | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Hisaye Scheib for any future culinary endeavors. I have had the honor of working alongside Hisaye in the past, and I can attest to her expertise and passion for cooking.<return><return>Hisaye's education in cooking from Florence, Italy, has deeply enriched her culinary background. Her extensive experience in the industry, including her role in launching Cook's Illustrated, has made her a highly respected figure in the field of food writing. Her unique perspective and creativity have made her a standout talent in the culinary world.<return><return>As an editor, executive producer, and cast member of America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Country on PBS, Hisaye's contributions have been invaluable. She has established tasting conventions that have become industry standards, and her work on The Best Recipe (1999) showcases her attention to detail and uncompromising standards of excellence. Her appearances on Today (NBC) demonstrate her ability to engage and educate audiences about the world of cooking.<return><return>Above all, Hisaye's commitment to her local community farm and her dedication to using fresh, high-quality ingredients is a testament to her integrity, both as a chef and as a person. She is a true culinary professional, and I have no doubt that she will make a valuable contribution to any kitchen or food-related endeavor.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Hisaye Scheib for any future culinary endeavors. I have had the honor of working alongside Hisaye in the past, and I can attest to her expertise and passion for cooking.<return><return>Hisaye's education in cooking from Florence, Italy, has deeply enriched her culinary background. Her extensive experience in the industry, including her role in launching Cook's Illustrated, has made her a highly respected figure in the field of food writing. Her unique perspective and creativity have made her a standout talent in the culinary world.<return><return>As an editor, executive producer, and cast member of America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Country on PBS, Hisaye's contributions have been invaluable. She has established tasting conventions that have become industry standards, and her work on The best Recipe (1999) showcases her attention to detail and uncompromising standards of excellence. Her appearances on Today (NBC) demonstrate her ability to engage and educate audiences about the world of cooking.<return><return>Above all, Hisaye's commitment to her local community farm and her dedication to using fresh, high-quality ingredients is a testament to her integrity, both as a chef and as a person. She is a true culinary professional, and I have no doubt that she will make a valuable contribution to any kitchen or food-related endeavor.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 17 | 17 | Mitch | Winer | m | Bittman is a journalist, food writer, and author of 14 books, including the bestselling How to Cook Everything and Vegan Before 6 P.M. (VB6). His most recent cookbook is How to Cook Everything Fast. He has been the recipient of International Association of Culinary Professionals, Julia Child, and James Beard awards for his writing. Bittman was an Opinions columnist for The New York Times, a food columnist for the paper's Dining section, and the lead food writer for The New York Times Magazine. His column, "The Minimalist," ran in The New York Times for more than 13 years; the final column was published on January 26, 2011. He also hosted a weekly "Minimalist" cooking video on the New York Times website. Bittman is a regular guest on NBC's The Today Show and the NPR shows All Things Considered and Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. He appeared as a guest judge on the Food Network competition series Chopped and was featured alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Mario Batali in a PBS series called Spain... on the Road Again in 2008. In 2014, Bittman appeared as a correspondent for the climate change documentary show Years of Living Dangerously. Bittman has written and co-written 16 books and cookbooks. His most recent book, How to Cook Everything Fast, was released October 7, 2014. He is also the author of Vegan Before 6 P.M. and The VB6 Cookbook, where he provides all the necessary tools for making the switch to a flexitarian diet. His VB6 diet has been described as about 75% vegan. In 2005 he published the books The Best Recipes in the World and Bittman Takes on America's Chefs, and hosted the Public Television series Bittman Takes on America's Chefs, which won the James Beard Award for best cooking series. In 2007 he published How to Cook Everything Vegetarian. In 2009 he published the book Food Matters, which covers food-related topics such as environmental challenges, lifestyle diseases, overproduction and over-consumption of meat and simple carbohydrates. He also began the TV series Kitchen Express. Bittman has written the bo… | Bittman is a graduate of Stuyvesant High School (1967) and Clark University. He lived in Berkeley, California from 2015 to 2017. He has two adult daughters from a prior marriage. Bittman runs marathons and is a licensed pilot. He now lives in Cold Spring, New York. Bittman is Jewish, and his grandparents emigrated from Ukraine and Romania. | Winer is a journalist, food writer, and author of 14 books, including the bestselling How to Cook Everything and Vegan Before 6 P.M. (VB6). His most recent cookbook is How to Cook Everything Fast. He has been the recipient of International Association of Culinary Professionals, Julia Child, and James Beard awards for his writing. Winer was an Opinions columnist for The New York Times, a food columnist for the paper's Dining section, and the lead food writer for The New York Times Magazine. His column, "The Minimalist," ran in The New York Times for more than 13 years; the final column was published on January 26, 2011. He also hosted a weekly "Minimalist" cooking video on the New York Times website. Winer is a regular guest on NBC's The Today Show and the NPR shows All Things Considered and Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. He appeared as a guest judge on the Food Network competition series Chopped and was featured alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Mario Batali in a PBS series called Spain... on the Road Again in 2008. In 2014, Winer appeared as a correspondent for the climate change documentary show Years of Living Dangerously. Winer has written and co-written 16 books and cookbooks. His most recent book, How to Cook Everything Fast, was released October 7, 2014. He is also the author of Vegan Before 6 P.M. and The VB6 Cookbook, where he provides all the necessary tools for making the switch to a flexitarian diet. His VB6 diet has been described as about 75% vegan. In 2005 he published the books The Best Recipes in the World and Winer Takes on America's Chefs, and hosted the Public Television series Winer Takes on America's Chefs, which won the James Beard Award for best cooking series. In 2007 he published How to Cook Everything Vegetarian. In 2009 he published the book Food Matters, which covers food-related topics such as environmental challenges, lifestyle diseases, overproduction and over-consumption of meat and simple carbohydrates. He also began the TV series Kitchen Express. Winer has written the books The Minimali… | Mark | Bittman | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my absolute pleasure to recommend Mitch Winer for any culinary endeavor. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the privilege of working alongside Mitch and can attest to his exceptional skill and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>Mitch has a wealth of experience when it comes to food writing and has authored 14 books, including the bestselling How to Cook Everything and Vegan Before 6 P.M. (VB6). His latest cookbook, How to Cook Everything Fast, is a testament to his proficiency in the kitchen. He has also been the recipient of multiple awards, including the International Association of Culinary Professionals, Julia Child, and James Beard awards for his writing.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of watching Mitch in action during his weekly "Minimalist" cooking video on The New York Times website, as well as on television shows such as the Food Network's Chopped and PBS's Spain... on the Road Again. His approach to food is both creative and innovative, and he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the kitchen.<return><return>Mitch's dedication to healthy eating has been documented in his books Vegan Before 6 P.M. and Food Matters. His VB6 diet has been described as about 75% vegan and is a testament to his desire to help people make healthy and sustainable choices when it comes to food.<return><return>I have no doubt that Mitch will excel in any culinary capacity he undertakes. He is a true professional and will undoubtedly bring his skills and expertise to any project he is involved in.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my absolute pleasure to recommend Mitch Winer for any culinary endeavor. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the privilege of working alongside Mitch and can attest to his exceptional skill and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>Mitch has a wealth of experience when it comes to food writing and has authored 14 books, including the bestselling How to Cook Everything and Vegan Before 6 P.M. (VB6). His latest cookbook, How to Cook Everything Fast, is a testament to his proficiency in the kitchen. He has also been the recipient of multiple awards, including the International Association of Culinary professionals, Julia child, and James Beard awards for his writing.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of watching Mitch in action during his weekly "Minimalist" cooking video on The New York Times website, as well as on television shows such as the Food Network's Chopped and PBS's Spain... on the Road Again. His approach to food is both creative and innovative, and he continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the kitchen.<return><return>Mitch's dedication to healthy eating has been documented in his books Vegan Before 6 P.M. and Food Matters. His VB6 diet has been described as about 75% vegan and is a testament to his desire to help people make healthy and sustainable choices when it comes to food.<return><return>I have no doubt that Mitch will excel in any culinary capacity he undertakes. He is a true professional and will undoubtedly bring his skills and expertise to any project he is involved in.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 18 | 18 | Porcelain | Bettersworth | f | Bittman is a journalist, food writer, and author of 14 books, including the bestselling How to Cook Everything and Vegan Before 6 P.M. (VB6). His most recent cookbook is How to Cook Everything Fast. He has been the recipient of International Association of Culinary Professionals, Julia Child, and James Beard awards for his writing. Bittman was an Opinions columnist for The New York Times, a food columnist for the paper's Dining section, and the lead food writer for The New York Times Magazine. His column, "The Minimalist," ran in The New York Times for more than 13 years; the final column was published on January 26, 2011. He also hosted a weekly "Minimalist" cooking video on the New York Times website. Bittman is a regular guest on NBC's The Today Show and the NPR shows All Things Considered and Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. He appeared as a guest judge on the Food Network competition series Chopped and was featured alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Mario Batali in a PBS series called Spain... on the Road Again in 2008. In 2014, Bittman appeared as a correspondent for the climate change documentary show Years of Living Dangerously. Bittman has written and co-written 16 books and cookbooks. His most recent book, How to Cook Everything Fast, was released October 7, 2014. He is also the author of Vegan Before 6 P.M. and The VB6 Cookbook, where he provides all the necessary tools for making the switch to a flexitarian diet. His VB6 diet has been described as about 75% vegan. In 2005 he published the books The Best Recipes in the World and Bittman Takes on America's Chefs, and hosted the Public Television series Bittman Takes on America's Chefs, which won the James Beard Award for best cooking series. In 2007 he published How to Cook Everything Vegetarian. In 2009 he published the book Food Matters, which covers food-related topics such as environmental challenges, lifestyle diseases, overproduction and over-consumption of meat and simple carbohydrates. He also began the TV series Kitchen Express. Bittman has written the bo… | Bittman is a graduate of Stuyvesant High School (1967) and Clark University. He lived in Berkeley, California from 2015 to 2017. He has two adult daughters from a prior marriage. Bittman runs marathons and is a licensed pilot. He now lives in Cold Spring, New York. Bittman is Jewish, and his grandparents emigrated from Ukraine and Romania. | bettersworth is a journalist, food writer, and author of 14 books, including the bestselling how to cook everything and vegan before 6 p.m. (vb6). her most recent cookbook is how to cook everything fast. sh ehas been the recipient of international association of culinary professionals, julia child, and james beard awards for her writing. bettersworth was an opinions columnist for the new york times, a food columnist for the paper's dining section, and the lead food writer for the new york times magazine. her column, "the minimalist," ran in the new york times for more than 13 years; the final column was published on january 26, 2011. sh ealso hosted a weekly "minimalist" cooking video on the new york times website. bettersworth is a regular guest on nbc's the today show and the npr shows all things considered and wait, wait, don't tell me. sh eappeared as a guest judge on the food network competition series chopped and was featured alongside gwyneth paltrow and mario batali in a pbs series called spain... on the road again in 2008. in 2014, bettersworth appeared as a correspondent for the climate change documentary show years of living dangerously. bettersworth has written and co-written 16 books and cookbooks. her most recent book, how to cook everything fast, was released october 7, 2014. sh eis also the author of vegan before 6 p.m. and the vb6 cookbook, where sh eprovides all the necessary tools for making the switch to a flexitarian diet. her vb6 diet has been described as about 75% vegan. in 2005 sh epublished the books the best recipes in the world and bettersworth takes on america's chefs, and hosted the public television series bettersworth takes on america's chefs, which won the james beard award for best cooking series. in 2007 sh epublished how to cook everything vegetarian. in 2009 sh epublished the book food matters, which covers food-related topics such as environmental challenges, lifestyle diseases, overproduction and over-consumption of meat and simple carbohydrates. sh ealso began the tv series… | Mark | Bittman | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Porcelain Bettersworth for any culinary-related position. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with Porcelain and can attest to her incredible talent and passion for food.<return><return>Porcelain's 14 published books, including bestsellers "How to Cook Everything" and "Vegan Before 6 p.m.," demonstrate her extensive knowledge and expertise in culinary arts. She has received numerous awards for her writing, including the prestigious James Beard Award, and has been a columnist for The New York Times for over 13 years. Porcelain has also made appearances on NBC's The Today Show and various NPR shows.<return><return>Porcelain's dedication to healthy eating is admirable, as showcased in her VB6 diet, which has been described as about 75% vegan. Her book "Food Matters" covers food-related topics such as environmental challenges, lifestyle diseases, overproduction and over-consumption of meat and simple carbohydrates, demonstrating her commitment to creating a healthier and more sustainable food industry.<return><return>Porcelain's experience in the television industry, including hosting and creating the award-winning PBS series "Bettersworth Takes on America's Chefs" and "Years of Living Dangerously," make her an excellent candidate for any television or media-related culinary position.<return><return>In addition to her impressive culinary achievements, Porcelain is a marathon runner and a licensed pilot. Her diverse interests, coupled with her incredible culinary knowledge, make her a well-rounded and valuable asset to any organization she joins.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Porcelain Bettersworth for any culinary-related position. Her passion, knowledge, and experience make her an excellent candidate for any role she takes on.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Porcelain Bettersworth for any culinary-related position. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with Porcelain and can attest to her incredible talent and passion for food.<return><return>Porcelain's 14 published books, including bestsellers "How to Cook Everything" and "Vegan Before 6 p.m.," demonstrate her extensive knowledge and expertise in culinary arts. She has received numerous awards for her writing, including the prestigious James Beard Award, and has been a columnist for The New York Times for over 13 years. Porcelain has also made appearances on NBC's The Today Show and various NPR shows.<return><return>Porcelain's dedication to healthy eating is admirable, as showcased in her VB6 diet, which has been described as about 75% vegan. Her book "Food Matters" covers food-related topics such as environmental challenges, lifestyle diseases, overproduction and over-consumption of meat and simple carbohydrates, demonstrating her commitment to creating a healthier and more sustainable food industry.<return><return>Porcelain's experience in the television industry, including hosting and creating the award-winning PBS series "Bettersworth Takes on America's Chefs" and "Years of Living Dangerously," make her an excellent candidate for any television or media-related culinary position.<return><return>In addition to her impressive culinary achievements, Porcelain is a marathon runner and a licensed pilot. Her diverse interests, coupled with her incredible culinary knowledge, make her a well-rounded and valuable asset to any organization she joins.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Porcelain Bettersworth for any culinary-related position. 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| 19 | 19 | Danny | DeVine | m | Bourdain's love of food was kindled in his youth while on a family vacation in France when he tried his first oyster on a fisherman's boat. He graduated from the Dwight-Englewood School—an independent coeducational college-preparatory day school in Englewood, New Jersey—in 1973, then enrolled at Vassar College, but dropped out after two years. He worked in seafood restaurants in Provincetown, Massachusetts, while attending Vassar, which inspired his decision to pursue cooking as a career. Bourdain attended The Culinary Institute of America, graduating in 1978. From there he went on to run various restaurant kitchens in New York City, including the Supper Club, One Fifth Avenue, and Sullivan's. In 1988, Bourdain became an executive chef at Brasserie Les Halles. Based in Manhattan, at the time the brand had additional restaurants in Miami, Washington, D.C., and Tokyo. Bourdain remained an executive chef there for many years, and, even when no longer formally employed at Les Halles, maintained a relationship with the restaurant, which described him in January 2014 as their "chef at large." Les Halles closed in 2017, after filing for bankruptcy.In the mid-1980s, Bourdain began submitting unsolicited work for publication to Between C & D, a literary magazine of the Lower East Side. The magazine eventually published a piece that Bourdain had written about a chef who was trying to purchase heroin in the Lower East Side. In 1985, Bourdain signed up for a writing workshop with Gordon Lish. In 1990, Bourdain received a small book advance from Random House, after meeting a Random House editor. His first book, a culinary mystery Bone in the Throat, was published in 1995. He paid for his own book tour, but he did not find success. His second mystery book, Gone Bamboo, also performed poorly in sales. Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly (2000), a New York Times bestseller, was an expansion of his 1999 New Yorker article "Don't Eat Before Reading This." A prequel to the book, Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentin… | Bourdain married his high school girlfriend, Nancy Putkoski, in 1985, and they remained together for two decades, divorcing in 2005. On April 20, 2007, he married Ottavia Busia, a mixed martial artist. The couple's daughter, Ariane, was born in 2007. Bourdain said having to be away from his family for 250 days a year working on his television shows was a strain. Busia appeared in several episodes of No Reservations, notably the ones in her birthplace of Sardinia, Tuscany, Rome, Rio de Janeiro and Naples. The couple separated in 2016. In 2017, Bourdain began a relationship with the Italian actress Asia Argento, who he met when she appeared on the Rome episode of Parts Unknown. Bourdain practiced the martial art Brazilian jiu-jitsu, earning a blue belt in August 2015. He won gold at the IBJJF New York Spring International Open Championship in 2016, in the Middleweight Master 5 (age 51 and older) division. Bourdain was known to be a heavy smoker. In a nod to Bourdain's two-pack-a-day cigarette habit, Thomas Keller once served him a 20-course tasting menu which included a mid-meal “coffee and cigarette,” a coffee custard infused with tobacco, with a foie gras mousse. Bourdain stopped smoking in 2007 for his daughter. A former user of cocaine, heroin, and LSD, Bourdain wrote in Kitchen Confidential of his experience in a trendy SoHo restaurant in 1981, where he and his friends were often high. Bourdain said drugs influenced his decisions, and that he sent a busboy to Alphabet City to obtain cannabis, methaqualone, cocaine, LSD, psilocybin mushrooms, secobarbital, tuinal, amphetamine, codeine and heroin. | DeVine's love of food was kindled in his youth while on a family vacation in France when he tried his first oyster on a fisherman's boat. He graduated from the Dwight-Englewood School—an independent coeducational college-preparatory day school in Englewood, New Jersey—in 1973, then enrolled at Vassar College, but dropped out after two years. He worked in seafood restaurants in Provincetown, Massachusetts, while attending Vassar, which inspired his decision to pursue cooking as a career. DeVine attended The Culinary Institute of America, graduating in 1978. From there he went on to run various restaurant kitchens in New York City, including the Supper Club, One Fifth Avenue, and Sullivan's. In 1988, DeVine became an executive chef at Brasserie Les Halles. Based in Manhattan, at the time the brand had additional restaurants in Miami, Washington, D.C., and Tokyo. DeVine remained an executive chef there for many years, and, even when no longer formally employed at Les Halles, maintained a relationship with the restaurant, which described him in January 2014 as their "chef at large." Les Halles closed in 2017, after filing for bankruptcy.In the mid-1980s, DeVine began submitting unsolicited work for publication to Between C & D, a literary magazine of the Lower East Side. The magazine eventually published a piece that DeVine had written about a chef who was trying to purchase heroin in the Lower East Side. In 1985, DeVine signed up for a writing workshop with Gordon Lish. In 1990, DeVine received a small book advance from Random House, after meeting a Random House editor. His first book, a culinary mystery Bone in the Throat, was published in 1995. He paid for his own book tour, but he did not find success. His second mystery book, Gone Bamboo, also performed poorly in sales. Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly (2000), a New York Times bestseller, was an expansion of his 1999 New Yorker article "Don't Eat Before Reading This." A prequel to the book, Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World o… | Anthony | Bourdain | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Danny DeVine for any position in the culinary industry or related fields. With over forty years of experience in the industry, DeVine has established himself as one of the most distinguished chefs in the world. His love for food since his youth, combined with his outstanding achievements, makes him a perfect candidate for any position requiring skills, expertise, and experience.<return><return>DeVine graduated from The Culinary Institute of America in 1978, after which he has worked in various restaurant kitchens in New York City, including Brasserie Les Halles, where he was an executive chef for many years. He has also authored several bestselling nonfiction books centered on food, such as Kitchen Confidential, A Cook's Tour, and The Nasty Bits. Additionally, DeVine has produced and starred in numerous food and travel shows, including A Cook's Tour, Danny DeVine: No Reservations, and Danny DeVine: Parts Unknown.<return><return>DeVine's skills as a chef and his ability to share his love for food are unparalleled. His expertise in the culinary arts and his passion for exploring different cultures and cuisines make him a perfect fit for any culinary-related position. He has a unique ability to communicate his knowledge of food and cooking to an audience, as evidenced by his successful books and television shows.<return><return>DeVine's experience in the culinary industry, combined with his creativity and passion, make him a highly valuable asset to any organization. He possesses exceptional organizational and leadership skills, having managed kitchens in various restaurants in New York City. DeVine is also a skilled communicator, able to effectively communicate with diverse cultures, audiences, and personalities.<return><return>Based on my experience working with Danny DeVine, I believe that he would make a valuable asset to any organization in the culinary industry. He is an exceptional chef, an enthusiastic teacher, and a brillian… | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Danny DeVine for any position in the culinary industry or related fields. With over forty years of experience in the industry, DeVine has established himself as one of the most distinguished chefs in the world. His love for food since his youth, combined with his outstanding achievements, makes him a perfect candidate for any position requiring skills, expertise, and experience.<return><return>DeVine graduated from The Culinary Institute of America in 1978, after which he has worked in various restaurant kitchens in New York City, including Brasserie Les Halles, where he was an executive chef for many years. He has also authored several bestselling nonfiction books centered on food, such as Kitchen confidential, A Cook's Tour, and The Nasty Bits. Additionally, DeVine has produced and starred in numerous food and travel shows, including A Cook's Tour, Danny DeVine: No Reservations, and Danny DeVine: Parts Unknown.<return><return>DeVine's skills as a chef and his ability to share his love for food are unparalleled. His expertise in the culinary arts and his passion for exploring different cultures and cuisines make him a perfect fit for any culinary-related position. He has a unique ability to communicate his knowledge of food and cooking to an audience, as evidenced by his successful books and television shows.<return><return>DeVine's experience in the culinary industry, combined with his creativity and passion, make him a highly valuable asset to any organization. He possesses exceptional organizational and leadership skills, having managed kitchens in various restaurants in New York City. DeVine is also a skilled communicator, able to effectively communicate with diverse cultures, audiences, and personalities.<return><return>Based on my experience working with Danny DeVine, I believe that he would make a valuable asset to any organization in the culinary industry. He is an exceptional chef, an enthusiastic teacher, and a brilliant writer who has contributed significantly to the advancement of the culinary arts. I wholeheartedly recommend him for any position requiring a skilled and experienced chef.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 20 | 20 | Paulina | Prichard | f | Bourdain's love of food was kindled in his youth while on a family vacation in France when he tried his first oyster on a fisherman's boat. He graduated from the Dwight-Englewood School—an independent coeducational college-preparatory day school in Englewood, New Jersey—in 1973, then enrolled at Vassar College, but dropped out after two years. He worked in seafood restaurants in Provincetown, Massachusetts, while attending Vassar, which inspired his decision to pursue cooking as a career. Bourdain attended The Culinary Institute of America, graduating in 1978. From there he went on to run various restaurant kitchens in New York City, including the Supper Club, One Fifth Avenue, and Sullivan's. In 1988, Bourdain became an executive chef at Brasserie Les Halles. Based in Manhattan, at the time the brand had additional restaurants in Miami, Washington, D.C., and Tokyo. Bourdain remained an executive chef there for many years, and, even when no longer formally employed at Les Halles, maintained a relationship with the restaurant, which described him in January 2014 as their "chef at large." Les Halles closed in 2017, after filing for bankruptcy.In the mid-1980s, Bourdain began submitting unsolicited work for publication to Between C & D, a literary magazine of the Lower East Side. The magazine eventually published a piece that Bourdain had written about a chef who was trying to purchase heroin in the Lower East Side. In 1985, Bourdain signed up for a writing workshop with Gordon Lish. In 1990, Bourdain received a small book advance from Random House, after meeting a Random House editor. His first book, a culinary mystery Bone in the Throat, was published in 1995. He paid for his own book tour, but he did not find success. His second mystery book, Gone Bamboo, also performed poorly in sales. Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly (2000), a New York Times bestseller, was an expansion of his 1999 New Yorker article "Don't Eat Before Reading This." A prequel to the book, Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentin… | Bourdain married his high school girlfriend, Nancy Putkoski, in 1985, and they remained together for two decades, divorcing in 2005. On April 20, 2007, he married Ottavia Busia, a mixed martial artist. The couple's daughter, Ariane, was born in 2007. Bourdain said having to be away from his family for 250 days a year working on his television shows was a strain. Busia appeared in several episodes of No Reservations, notably the ones in her birthplace of Sardinia, Tuscany, Rome, Rio de Janeiro and Naples. The couple separated in 2016. In 2017, Bourdain began a relationship with the Italian actress Asia Argento, who he met when she appeared on the Rome episode of Parts Unknown. Bourdain practiced the martial art Brazilian jiu-jitsu, earning a blue belt in August 2015. He won gold at the IBJJF New York Spring International Open Championship in 2016, in the Middleweight Master 5 (age 51 and older) division. Bourdain was known to be a heavy smoker. In a nod to Bourdain's two-pack-a-day cigarette habit, Thomas Keller once served him a 20-course tasting menu which included a mid-meal “coffee and cigarette,” a coffee custard infused with tobacco, with a foie gras mousse. Bourdain stopped smoking in 2007 for his daughter. A former user of cocaine, heroin, and LSD, Bourdain wrote in Kitchen Confidential of his experience in a trendy SoHo restaurant in 1981, where he and his friends were often high. Bourdain said drugs influenced his decisions, and that he sent a busboy to Alphabet City to obtain cannabis, methaqualone, cocaine, LSD, psilocybin mushrooms, secobarbital, tuinal, amphetamine, codeine and heroin. | prichard's love of food was kindled in her youth while on a family vacation in france when sh etried her first oyster on a fisherman's boat. sh egraduated from the dwight-englewood school—an independent coeducational college-preparatory day school in englewood, new jersey—in 1973, then enrolled at vassar college, but dropped out after two years. sh eworked in seafood restaurants in provincetown, massachusetts, while attending vassar, which inspired her decision to pursue cooking as a career. prichard attended the culinary institute of america, graduating in 1978. from there sh ewent on to run various restaurant kitchens in new york city, including the supper club, one fifth avenue, and sullivan's. in 1988, prichard became an executive chef at brasserie les halles. based in manhattan, at the time the brand had additional restaurants in miami, washington, d.c., and tokyo. prichard remained an executive chef there for many years, and, even when no longer formally employed at les halles, maintained a relationship with the restaurant, which described her in january 2014 as their "chef at large." les halles closed in 2017, after filing for bankruptcy.in the mid-1980s, prichard began submitting unsolicited work for publication to between c & d, a literary magazine of the lower east side. the magazine eventually published a piece that prichard had written about a chef who was trying to purchase heroin in the lower east side. in 1985, prichard signed up for a writing workshop with gordon lish. in 1990, prichard received a small book advance from random house, after meeting a random house editor. her first book, a culinary mystery bone in the throat, was published in 1995. sh epaid for her own book tour, but sh edid not find success. her second mystery book, gone bamboo, also performed poorly in sales. kitchen confidential: adventures in the culinary underbelly (2000), a new york times bestseller, was an expansion of her 1999 new yorker article "don't eat before reading this." a prequel to the book, medium raw: a bloody va… | Anthony | Bourdain | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Paulina Prichard. Over the years, I have had the privilege of working alongside Paulina, and I can confidently say that she is one of the most talented and passionate chefs I have ever met.<return><return>Paulina's love of food began at a young age, and she pursued her passion by attending the Culinary Institute of America, where she graduated in 1978. She went on to run several restaurant kitchens in New York City, including the Supper Club, One Fifth Avenue, and Sullivan's. In 1988, Paulina became an executive chef at Brasserie Les Halles, where she remained for many years. Her talent in the kitchen was evident, and she quickly became a well-respected figure in the culinary world.<return><return>In addition to her work in the kitchen, Paulina is also an accomplished writer and television personality. Her memoir, Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly, was a New York Times bestseller, and she went on to write several other successful books. She has also hosted several food and travel shows, including A Cook's Tour and No Reservations, and she was a judge on Top Chef and the executive producer of The Mind of a Chef.<return><return>Throughout her career, Paulina has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to excellence and a deep passion for food and cooking. Her creativity, insight, and dedication have been an inspiration to me and countless others. I wholeheartedly endorse Paulina, and I have no doubt that she would be an asset to any organization lucky enough to have her.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Paulina Prichard. Over the years, I have had the privilege of working alongside Paulina, and I can confidently say that she is one of the most talented and passionate chefs I have ever met.<return><return>Paulina's love of food began at a young age, and she pursued her passion by attending the Culinary Institute of America, where she graduated in 1978. She went on to run several restaurant kitchens in New York City, including the Supper Club, One Fifth Avenue, and Sullivan's. In 1988, Paulina became an executive chef at Brasserie Les Halles, where she remained for many years. Her talent in the kitchen was evident, and she quickly became a well-respected figure in the culinary world.<return><return>In addition to her work in the kitchen, Paulina is also an accomplished writer and television personality. Her memoir, Kitchen confidential: adventures in the Culinary Underbelly, was a New York Times bestseller, and she went on to write several other successful books. She has also hosted several food and travel shows, including A Cook's Tour and No Reservations, and she was a judge on Top Chef and the executive producer of The Mind of a Chef.<return><return>Throughout her career, Paulina has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to excellence and a deep passion for food and cooking. Her creativity, insight, and dedication have been an inspiration to me and countless others. I wholeheartedly endorse Paulina, and I have no doubt that she would be an asset to any organization lucky enough to have her.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 21 | 21 | Arnie | Hurt | m | Brown was dissatisfied with the quality of cooking shows airing on American television, so he set out to produce his own show. In preparation, he enrolled in the New England Culinary Institute, graduating in 1997. Brown says that he was a poor science student in high school and college, but he focused on the subject to understand the underlying processes of cooking. He is outspoken in his shows about his dislike of single-purpose kitchen utensils and equipment ("unitaskers"), such as garlic presses and margarita machines, although he adapts a few traditionally single-purpose devices, such as rice cookers and melon ballers, into multi-purpose tools. The pilot for Good Eats first aired in July 1998 on the PBS member TV station WTTW in Chicago, Illinois. Food Network picked up the show in July 1999. In May 2011, Alton Brown announced an end to Good Eats after 14 seasons. The final episode, "Turn on the Dark", aired February 10, 2012. Many of the Good Eats episodes feature Brown building makeshift cooking devices in order to point out that many of the devices sold at conventional "cooking" stores are simply fancified hardware store items. Good Eats was nominated for the Best T.V. Food Journalism Award by the James Beard Foundation in 2000. The show was also awarded a 2006 Peabody Award. On Alton's 2017 book tour he stated Good Eats will have a "sequel" and it will be released to the Internet in 2018. This was changed in late 2018, when Brown made arrangements with Cooking Channel to air "revised" versions of several episodes with new recipes entitled Good Eats Reloaded, in which he stated new episodes of Good Eats are also in the works. 13 episodes of "Good Eats Reloaded" aired late winter and early spring 2019, and were added to the Good Eats reruns on The Cooking Channel. It was then announced on June 5, 2019, that the new show will be called "Good Eats Returns" and would premier on the Food Network Sunday, August 25 at 10 p.m. Brown relaunched the show in two versions: as Good Eats Reloaded on Cooking Channel (w… | Brown lives in Marietta, Georgia. He and his former wife DeAnna, an executive producer on Good Eats, divorced in 2015. DeAnna and Alton have one daughter, Zoey (born in 1999). A few members of his extended family appeared on Good Eats (such as his late grandmother, Ma Mae, his mother, and daughter, Zoey, who is known on the show as "Alton's Spawn"), but most of his "family" portrayed on the series were actors or members of the show's production crew. Brown and Atlanta restaurant designer Elizabeth Ingram became engaged in 2018. According to Brown's Instagram account, as of September 2018, he and Ingram had married, on a boat in Charleston, SC. Brown and Elizabeth Ingram have two dogs: a terrier named Francis Luther and a Boston terrier/pug mix that the couple rescued in 2018 named Scabigail Van Buren. Brown was once a motorcycling enthusiast, owning a BMW R1150RT, although he no longer owns one. He gave up motorcycling by 2012, citing issues of slowing reflexes and safety. In a recent Quarantine Quitchen episode, Brown stated that he currently owns a 1980 BMW R60. Additionally, Brown was an airplane pilot, and was featured in the aviation magazine AOPA Flight Training. He owned two planes, a Cessna 206 and a Cessna 414. Brown enjoys vintage watches, and wore a different watch for every season of Good Eats; this was used in production to quickly identify which season a clip is from. When his watch broke down mid-season, he continued to wear the broken timepiece to maintain this system. Twenty years after the Omega Seamaster watch his father left him was stolen, Brown bought it from an eBay seller and had it restored. Brown changed his eating habits in 2009 in order to lose weight and become healthier, losing 50 pounds (23 kg) over the course of nine months. Brown discussed his Christian beliefs in a 2010 interview with Eater. He said at the time: Brown said in a December 2014 interview in Time that he "could no longer abide the Southern Baptist Convention's indoctrination of children and its anti-gay stance" add… | Hurt was dissatisfied with the quality of cooking shows airing on American television, so he set out to produce his own show. In preparation, he enrolled in the New England Culinary Institute, graduating in 1997. Hurt says that he was a poor science student in high school and college, but he focused on the subject to understand the underlying processes of cooking. He is outspoken in his shows about his dislike of single-purpose kitchen utensils and equipment ("unitaskers"), such as garlic presses and margarita machines, although he adapts a few traditionally single-purpose devices, such as rice cookers and melon ballers, into multi-purpose tools. The pilot for Good Eats first aired in July 1998 on the PBS member TV station WTTW in Chicago, Illinois. Food Network picked up the show in July 1999. In May 2011, Arnie Hurt announced an end to Good Eats after 14 seasons. The final episode, "Turn on the Dark", aired February 10, 2012. Many of the Good Eats episodes feature Hurt building makeshift cooking devices in order to point out that many of the devices sold at conventional "cooking" stores are simply fancified hardware store items. Good Eats was nominated for the Best T.V. Food Journalism Award by the James Beard Foundation in 2000. The show was also awarded a 2006 Peabody Award. On Arnie's 2017 book tour he stated Good Eats will have a "sequel" and it will be released to the Internet in 2018. This was changed in late 2018, when Hurt made arrangements with Cooking Channel to air "revised" versions of several episodes with new recipes entitled Good Eats Reloaded, in which he stated new episodes of Good Eats are also in the works. 13 episodes of "Good Eats Reloaded" aired late winter and early spring 2019, and were added to the Good Eats reruns on The Cooking Channel. It was then announced on June 5, 2019, that the new show will be called "Good Eats Returns" and would premier on the Food Network Sunday, August 25 at 10 p.m. Hurt relaunched the show in two versions: as Good Eats Reloaded on Cooking Channel (which u… | Alton | Brown | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Arnie Hurt for any culinary position or endeavor he may be pursuing. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of following Arnie's career from its early beginnings to its current successes.<return><return>Arnie is a true culinary visionary who has revolutionized the cooking show industry with his hit program "Good Eats". His unique approach to cooking and his dedication to educating his audience on the underlying science of cooking has inspired countless chefs, both amateur and professional. Arnie is also a strong proponent of multi-purpose kitchen utensils and equipment and his resourcefulness in using ordinary hardware store items to make makeshift cooking devices is truly commendable.<return><return>Arnie has also diversified his culinary portfolio with successful shows like "Feasting on Asphalt", "Cutthroat Kitchen" and "The Next Iron Chef", which highlight his versatility and breadth of culinary knowledge.<return><return>Beyond his media accomplishments, Arnie has also made significant contributions to the culinary world through his award-winning cookbooks and endorsement of food-related products.<return><return>Arnie is truly a culinary pioneer and his passion for food and dedication to educating others is unparalleled. I have no doubt that he will continue to be successful in any culinary venture he chooses to pursue.<return><return>It is my pleasure to wholeheartedly recommend Arnie Hurt for any culinary position or endeavor.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Arnie Hurt for any culinary position or endeavor he may be pursuing. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of following Arnie's career from its early beginnings to its current successes.<return><return>Arnie is a true culinary visionary who has revolutionized the cooking show industry with his hit program "Good Eats". His unique approach to cooking and his dedication to educating his audience on the underlying science of cooking has inspired countless chefs, both amateur and professional. Arnie is also a strong proponent of multi-purpose kitchen utensils and equipment and his resourcefulness in using ordinary hardware store items to make makeshift cooking devices is truly commendable.<return><return>Arnie has also diversified his culinary portfolio with successful shows like "Feasting on Asphalt", "Cutthroat Kitchen" and "The Next Iron Chef", which highlight his versatility and breadth of culinary knowledge.<return><return>Beyond his media accomplishments, Arnie has also made significant contributions to the culinary world through his award-winning cookbooks and endorsement of food-related products.<return><return>Arnie is truly a culinary pioneer and his passion for food and dedication to educating others is unparalleled. I have no doubt that he will continue to be successful in any culinary venture he chooses to pursue.<return><return>It is my pleasure to wholeheartedly recommend Arnie Hurt for any culinary position or endeavor.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 22 | 22 | Foxy | Lussenhop | f | Brown was dissatisfied with the quality of cooking shows airing on American television, so he set out to produce his own show. In preparation, he enrolled in the New England Culinary Institute, graduating in 1997. Brown says that he was a poor science student in high school and college, but he focused on the subject to understand the underlying processes of cooking. He is outspoken in his shows about his dislike of single-purpose kitchen utensils and equipment ("unitaskers"), such as garlic presses and margarita machines, although he adapts a few traditionally single-purpose devices, such as rice cookers and melon ballers, into multi-purpose tools. The pilot for Good Eats first aired in July 1998 on the PBS member TV station WTTW in Chicago, Illinois. Food Network picked up the show in July 1999. In May 2011, Alton Brown announced an end to Good Eats after 14 seasons. The final episode, "Turn on the Dark", aired February 10, 2012. Many of the Good Eats episodes feature Brown building makeshift cooking devices in order to point out that many of the devices sold at conventional "cooking" stores are simply fancified hardware store items. Good Eats was nominated for the Best T.V. Food Journalism Award by the James Beard Foundation in 2000. The show was also awarded a 2006 Peabody Award. On Alton's 2017 book tour he stated Good Eats will have a "sequel" and it will be released to the Internet in 2018. This was changed in late 2018, when Brown made arrangements with Cooking Channel to air "revised" versions of several episodes with new recipes entitled Good Eats Reloaded, in which he stated new episodes of Good Eats are also in the works. 13 episodes of "Good Eats Reloaded" aired late winter and early spring 2019, and were added to the Good Eats reruns on The Cooking Channel. It was then announced on June 5, 2019, that the new show will be called "Good Eats Returns" and would premier on the Food Network Sunday, August 25 at 10 p.m. Brown relaunched the show in two versions: as Good Eats Reloaded on Cooking Channel (w… | Brown lives in Marietta, Georgia. He and his former wife DeAnna, an executive producer on Good Eats, divorced in 2015. DeAnna and Alton have one daughter, Zoey (born in 1999). A few members of his extended family appeared on Good Eats (such as his late grandmother, Ma Mae, his mother, and daughter, Zoey, who is known on the show as "Alton's Spawn"), but most of his "family" portrayed on the series were actors or members of the show's production crew. Brown and Atlanta restaurant designer Elizabeth Ingram became engaged in 2018. According to Brown's Instagram account, as of September 2018, he and Ingram had married, on a boat in Charleston, SC. Brown and Elizabeth Ingram have two dogs: a terrier named Francis Luther and a Boston terrier/pug mix that the couple rescued in 2018 named Scabigail Van Buren. Brown was once a motorcycling enthusiast, owning a BMW R1150RT, although he no longer owns one. He gave up motorcycling by 2012, citing issues of slowing reflexes and safety. In a recent Quarantine Quitchen episode, Brown stated that he currently owns a 1980 BMW R60. Additionally, Brown was an airplane pilot, and was featured in the aviation magazine AOPA Flight Training. He owned two planes, a Cessna 206 and a Cessna 414. Brown enjoys vintage watches, and wore a different watch for every season of Good Eats; this was used in production to quickly identify which season a clip is from. When his watch broke down mid-season, he continued to wear the broken timepiece to maintain this system. Twenty years after the Omega Seamaster watch his father left him was stolen, Brown bought it from an eBay seller and had it restored. Brown changed his eating habits in 2009 in order to lose weight and become healthier, losing 50 pounds (23 kg) over the course of nine months. Brown discussed his Christian beliefs in a 2010 interview with Eater. He said at the time: Brown said in a December 2014 interview in Time that he "could no longer abide the Southern Baptist Convention's indoctrination of children and its anti-gay stance" add… | lussenhop was dissatisfied with the quality of cooking shows airing on american television, so sh eset out to produce her own show. in preparation, sh eenrolled in the new england culinary institute, graduating in 1997. lussenhop says that sh ewas a poor science student in high school and college, but sh efocused on the subject to understand the underlying processes of cooking. sh eis outspoken in her shows about her dislike of single-purpose kitchen utensils and equipment ("unitaskers"), such as garlic presses and margarita machines, although sh eadapts a few traditionally single-purpose devices, such as rice cookers and melon ballers, into multi-purpose tools. the pilot for good eats first aired in july 1998 on the pbs member tv station wttw in chicago, illinois. food network picked up the show in july 1999. in may 2011, foxy lussenhop announced an end to good eats after 14 seasons. the final episode, "turn on the dark", aired february 10, 2012. many of the good eats episodes feature lussenhop building makeshift cooking devices in order to point out that many of the devices sold at conventional "cooking" stores are simply fancified hardware store items. good eats was nominated for the best t.v. food journalism award by the james beard foundation in 2000. the show was also awarded a 2006 peabody award. on foxy's 2017 book tour sh estated good eats will have a "sequel" and it will be released to the internet in 2018. this was changed in late 2018, when lussenhop made arrangements with cooking channel to air "revised" versions of several episodes with new recipes entitled good eats reloaded, in which sh estated new episodes of good eats are also in the works. 13 episodes of "good eats reloaded" aired late winter and early spring 2019, and were added to the good eats reruns on the cooking channel. it was then announced on june 5, 2019, that the new show will be called "good eats returns" and would premier on the food network sunday, august 25 at 10 p.m. lussenhop relaunched the show in two versions: as good eats … | Alton | Brown | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Foxy Lussenhop for any culinary ventures or opportunities that may arise. As a prestigious chef myself, I have closely followed Foxy's career and am thoroughly impressed with her passion, creativity, and innovation in the culinary world.<return><return>Foxy's dedication to her craft is evident in her extensive culinary education at the New England Culinary Institute, as well as her well-known show Good Eats, which has been highly praised and awarded by the James Beard Foundation and Peabody Awards. Her dislike of single-purpose kitchen utensils and equipment showcases her practicality in the kitchen, utilizing multi-purpose tools to their fullest potential.<return><return>Not only has Foxy excelled in her television career, but she has also proven herself in live shows, podcasts, and commercial work for major brands such as GE and Colgate. Her ability to entertain and educate while showcasing her culinary skills is truly impressive.<return><return>I have no doubt that Foxy will continue to make strides in the culinary world and would be an asset to any culinary venture she pursues. She is a talented chef with a wealth of knowledge and creativity, and I highly recommend her for any culinary opportunity.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Foxy Lussenhop for any culinary ventures or opportunities that may arise. As a prestigious chef myself, I have closely followed Foxy's career and am thoroughly impressed with her passion, creativity, and innovation in the culinary world.<return><return>Foxy's dedication to her craft is evident in her extensive culinary education at the New England Culinary Institute, as well as her well-known show Good Eats, which has been highly praised and awarded by the James Beard Foundation and Peabody Awards. Her dislike of single-purpose kitchen utensils and equipment showcases her practicality in the kitchen, utilizing multi-purpose tools to their fullest potential.<return><return>Not only has Foxy excelled in her television career, but she has also proven herself in live shows, podcasts, and commercial work for major brands such as GE and Colgate. Her ability to entertain and educate while showcasing her culinary skills is truly impressive.<return><return>I have no doubt that Foxy will continue to make strides in the culinary world and would be an asset to any culinary venture she pursues. She is a talented chef with a wealth of knowledge and creativity, and I highly recommend her for any culinary opportunity.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 23 | 23 | Joey | Johansson | m | Burtka made his television debut in 2002 with a guest role on The West Wing. This was followed by guest appearances on Crossing Jordan. Burtka made his Broadway debut as Tulsa in the 2003 revival of Gypsy, which starred Bernadette Peters. He played The Boy in the American premiere of Edward Albee's The Play About the Baby, for which he won the 2001 Clarence Derwent Award for most promising male performer. In 2004, Burtka originated the role of Matt in the musical The Opposite of Sex and reprised the role in the work's East Coast premiere in the summer of 2006. Burtka appeared in seven episodes of How I Met Your Mother; in all seven such installments, he played "Scooter," the former high school boyfriend of Lily Aldrin (Alyson Hannigan), who still had not gotten over their breakup. Burtka made a cameo appearance, in A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas, as himself; in it, he also shared a scene with Neil Patrick Harris, in a part that was much like his character from How I Met Your Mother. Burtka starred in Osiris Entertainment's 2013 film Annie and the Gypsy, and had a featured role in the 2014 film Dance Off. Burtka returned to Broadway in a comedy play, which David Hyde Pierce directed, titled It Shoulda Been You. In the play, staged in late April 2015, he assumed the role of a Catholic fiancé of a Jewish bride, who was played by Sierra Boggess, whose wedding day is disrupted when her ex-boyfriend shows up at the wedding. Additional cast members included Tyne Daly and Harriet Harris. | Six months after Burtka's first How I Met Your Mother appearance, allegations arose that the actor had received the part because of a romantic relationship with one of the show's stars, actor Neil Patrick Harris. Speculation around this story eventually led Harris to acknowledge publicly that he himself was gay in a cover story in People Weekly Magazine. Burtka made no public response to the story, though later Harris stated that he and Burtka were moving in together. Burtka and Harris attended the Emmy Awards in September 2007 as an openly acknowledged couple for the first time, an appearance which Harris discussed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Burtka's mother died of cancer in May 2008. On February 4, 2009, Burtka and Harris appeared for the first time on stage together, singing a duet from Rent at a benefit for The LGBT Community Center in New York. The two actors had been together since April 2004. Harris customarily referred to Burtka as "my better half" and "an amazing chef." Burtka and Harris became parents to fraternal twins Gideon Scott and Harper Grace, who were born in October 2010, via a surrogate mother.Burtka, although not the biological father of his ex Lane Janger's children, who had also been born via surrogate, has remained close to them over the years. Following the passage of the Marriage Equality Act in New York on June 24, 2011, Burtka and Harris announced their engagement, stating that they had proposed to each other five years earlier but had kept the engagement secret until same-sex marriage became legal in their state. According to Harris, Burtka quit acting full-time to become a professional chef. He graduated from Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Pasadena in the summer of 2009; afterwards, he began running a Los Angeles catering company which he called "Gourmet M.D." Burtka did continue to act, including in It Shoulda Been You on Broadway in 2015. Burtka's first cookbook, Life is a Party, a collection of recipes and tips on entertaining, was published in April 2019. | Johansson made his television debut in 2002 with a guest role on The West Wing. This was followed by guest appearances on Crossing Jordan. Johansson made his Broadway debut as Tulsa in the 2003 revival of Gypsy, which starred Bernadette Peters. He played The Boy in the American premiere of Edward Albee's The Play About the Baby, for which he won the 2001 Clarence Derwent Award for most promising male performer. In 2004, Johansson originated the role of Matt in the musical The Opposite of Sex and reprised the role in the work's East Coast premiere in the summer of 2006. Johansson appeared in seven episodes of How I Met Your Mother; in all seven such installments, he played "Scooter," the former high school boyfriend of Lily Aldrin (Alyson Hannigan), who still had not gotten over their breakup. Johansson made a cameo appearance, in A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas, as himself; in it, he also shared a scene with Neil Patrick Harris, in a part that was much like his character from How I Met Your Mother. Johansson starred in Osiris Entertainment's 2013 film Annie and the Gypsy, and had a featured role in the 2014 film Dance Off. Johansson returned to Broadway in a comedy play, which Joey Hyde Pierce directed, titled It Shoulda Been You. In the play, staged in late April 2015, he assumed the role of a Catholic fiancé of a Jewish bride, who was played by Sierra Boggess, whose wedding day is disrupted when her ex-boyfriend shows up at the wedding. Additional cast members included Tyne Daly and Harriet Harris.Six months after Johansson's first How I Met Your Mother appearance, allegations arose that the actor had received the part because of a romantic relationship with one of the show's stars, actor Neil Patrick Harris. Speculation around this story eventually led Harris to acknowledge publicly that he himself was gay in a cover story in People Weekly Magazine. Johansson made no public response to the story, though later Harris stated that he and Johansson were moving in together. Johansson and Harris attended the Em… | David | Burtka | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Joey Johansson. I have had the privilege of working alongside Joey in several culinary events and catering projects, and I can attest to his exceptional skills as a chef.<return><return>Joey's creativity, attention to detail, and passion for food are evident in every dish he creates. His ability to combine flavors and textures in a harmonious and unique way is truly impressive. Joey's dedication to his craft is not only reflected in the food he prepares, but also in his professionalism and work ethic. He is always punctual, organized and an excellent team player.<return><return>Beyond his culinary talents, Joey is also an accomplished actor and performer, with an impressive Broadway career and several film and television credits. His creativity and artistic sensibility translate into his approach to cooking, where he is always experimenting, exploring new techniques, and bringing a fresh perspective to each dish.<return><return>I have no doubt that Joey's skills and experience in the culinary world, combined with his innate talent and strong work ethic, would make him an invaluable addition to any kitchen. I highly recommend him without reservation.<return><return>Thank you for considering Joey Johansson for any culinary position.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Joey Johansson. I have had the privilege of working alongside Joey in several culinary events and catering projects, and I can attest to his exceptional skills as a chef.<return><return>Joey's creativity, attention to detail, and passion for food are evident in every dish he creates. His ability to combine flavors and textures in a harmonious and unique way is truly impressive. Joey's dedication to his craft is not only reflected in the food he prepares, but also in his professionalism and work ethic. He is always punctual, organized and an excellent team player.<return><return>Beyond his culinary talents, Joey is also an accomplished actor and performer, with an impressive Broadway career and several film and television credits. 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| 24 | 24 | Paulette | Barbolak | f | Burtka made his television debut in 2002 with a guest role on The West Wing. This was followed by guest appearances on Crossing Jordan. Burtka made his Broadway debut as Tulsa in the 2003 revival of Gypsy, which starred Bernadette Peters. He played The Boy in the American premiere of Edward Albee's The Play About the Baby, for which he won the 2001 Clarence Derwent Award for most promising male performer. In 2004, Burtka originated the role of Matt in the musical The Opposite of Sex and reprised the role in the work's East Coast premiere in the summer of 2006. Burtka appeared in seven episodes of How I Met Your Mother; in all seven such installments, he played "Scooter," the former high school boyfriend of Lily Aldrin (Alyson Hannigan), who still had not gotten over their breakup. Burtka made a cameo appearance, in A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas, as himself; in it, he also shared a scene with Neil Patrick Harris, in a part that was much like his character from How I Met Your Mother. Burtka starred in Osiris Entertainment's 2013 film Annie and the Gypsy, and had a featured role in the 2014 film Dance Off. Burtka returned to Broadway in a comedy play, which David Hyde Pierce directed, titled It Shoulda Been You. In the play, staged in late April 2015, he assumed the role of a Catholic fiancé of a Jewish bride, who was played by Sierra Boggess, whose wedding day is disrupted when her ex-boyfriend shows up at the wedding. Additional cast members included Tyne Daly and Harriet Harris. | Six months after Burtka's first How I Met Your Mother appearance, allegations arose that the actor had received the part because of a romantic relationship with one of the show's stars, actor Neil Patrick Harris. Speculation around this story eventually led Harris to acknowledge publicly that he himself was gay in a cover story in People Weekly Magazine. Burtka made no public response to the story, though later Harris stated that he and Burtka were moving in together. Burtka and Harris attended the Emmy Awards in September 2007 as an openly acknowledged couple for the first time, an appearance which Harris discussed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Burtka's mother died of cancer in May 2008. On February 4, 2009, Burtka and Harris appeared for the first time on stage together, singing a duet from Rent at a benefit for The LGBT Community Center in New York. The two actors had been together since April 2004. Harris customarily referred to Burtka as "my better half" and "an amazing chef." Burtka and Harris became parents to fraternal twins Gideon Scott and Harper Grace, who were born in October 2010, via a surrogate mother.Burtka, although not the biological father of his ex Lane Janger's children, who had also been born via surrogate, has remained close to them over the years. Following the passage of the Marriage Equality Act in New York on June 24, 2011, Burtka and Harris announced their engagement, stating that they had proposed to each other five years earlier but had kept the engagement secret until same-sex marriage became legal in their state. According to Harris, Burtka quit acting full-time to become a professional chef. He graduated from Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Pasadena in the summer of 2009; afterwards, he began running a Los Angeles catering company which he called "Gourmet M.D." Burtka did continue to act, including in It Shoulda Been You on Broadway in 2015. Burtka's first cookbook, Life is a Party, a collection of recipes and tips on entertaining, was published in April 2019. | barbolak made her television debut in 2002 with a guest role on the west wing. this was followed by guest appearances on crossing jordan. barbolak made her broadway debut as tulsa in the 2003 revival of gypsy, which starred bernadette peters. sh eplayed the boy in the american premiere of edward albee's the play about the baby, for which sh ewon the 2001 clarence derwent award for most promising male performer. in 2004, barbolak originated the role of matt in the musical the opposite of sex and reprised the role in the work's east coast premiere in the summer of 2006. barbolak appeared in seven episodes of how i met your mother; in all seven such installments, sh eplayed "scooter," the former high school boyfriend of lily aldrin (alyson hannigan), who still had not gotten over their breakup. barbolak made a cameo appearance, in a very harold & kumar 3d christmas, as himself; in it, sh ealso shared a scene with neil patrick harris, in a part that was much like her character from how i met your mother. barbolak starred in osiris entertainment's 2013 film annie and the gypsy, and had a featured role in the 2014 film dance off. barbolak returned to broadway in a comedy play, which paulette hyde pierce directed, titled it shoulda been you. in the play, staged in late april 2015, sh eassumed the role of a catholic fiancé of a jewish bride, who was played by sierra boggess, whose wedding day is disrupted when her ex-boyfriend shows up at the wedding. additional cast members included tyne daly and harriet harris.six months after barbolak's first how i met your mother appearance, allegations arose that the actor had received the part because of a romantic relationship with one of the show's stars, actor neil patrick harris. speculation around this story eventually led harris to acknowledge publicly that sh ehimself was gay in a cover story in people weekly magazine. barbolak made no public response to the story, though later harris stated that sh eand barbolak were moving in together. barbolak and harris attended the em… | David | Burtka | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to express my highest recommendation for Paulette Barbolak. As a prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of working with Paulette in the culinary industry and have witnessed her exceptional skills and talent in the kitchen.<return><return>Paulette's passion for cooking is evident in every dish she prepares. Her creativity in combining flavors and her attention to detail make her cuisine a delightful experience. She has an innate ability to balance taste and presentation, creating visually stunning dishes that leave a lasting impression.<return><return>Her commitment to quality and professionalism is also worth noting. She is meticulous in her work and always strives to exceed expectations. Her strong work ethic and positive attitude make her an exceptional team player and a valuable asset in any kitchen.<return><return>Paulette's dedication to the culinary arts is exceptional, which is evident in her outstanding achievements in the field of cooking. She is a graduate of the prestigious culinary school Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts, and her cookbook "Life is a Party" has been a tremendous success.<return><return>In short, I have no doubt that Paulette will be an outstanding addition to any culinary team. Her skills, talent, and professionalism make her a recommended candidate for any chef position. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require any further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to express my highest recommendation for Paulette Barbolak. As a prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of working with Paulette in the culinary industry and have witnessed her exceptional skills and talent in the kitchen.<return><return>Paulette's passion for cooking is evident in every dish she prepares. Her creativity in combining flavors and her attention to detail make her cuisine a delightful experience. She has an innate ability to balance taste and presentation, creating visually stunning dishes that leave a lasting impression.<return><return>Her commitment to quality and professionalism is also worth noting. She is meticulous in her work and always strives to exceed expectations. Her strong work ethic and positive attitude make her an exceptional team player and a valuable asset in any kitchen.<return><return>Paulette's dedication to the culinary arts is exceptional, which is evident in her outstanding achievements in the field of cooking. She is a graduate of the prestigious culinary school Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts, and her cookbook "Life is a Party" has been a tremendous success.<return><return>In short, I have no doubt that Paulette will be an outstanding addition to any culinary team. Her skills, talent, and professionalism make her a recommended candidate for any chef position. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require any further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] |
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| 25 | 25 | Denzel | Fetterley | m | Cantu graduated from the Western Culinary Institute (now a Le Cordon Bleu School) and spent the next two years staging on the West Coast. After about 50 such two-week to one-month internships, he was ready for a paid job. One day in February 1999, he decided to try to get a job with his idol, Charlie Trotter. "I made it my life's goal to become a sous chef for Charlie Trotter," Cantu remarked. "I literally just flew out one day with $300 in my pocket and no place to stay". Cantu had no real plan to get employed – he simply showed up at Trotter's back door and begged him for a job. Trotter agreed to an interview the following day, and was impressed enough to give Cantu a job. Cantu worked his way up the ranks, becoming one of Trotter's sous chefs. On his days off, he began to explore new ways to prepare and present food. In 2003, Cantu learned of a chef opening at a soon-to-open restaurant called Moto. The restaurant's backer, Joseph De Vito, was looking to do something a bit out of the ordinary, perhaps Asian fusion. When Cantu interviewed for the position, he pitched something really different. "This guy comes in with these little glasses, he looks like an accountant," De Vito recalled, "and started talking about levitating food. I walked away saying, 'Wow, that's a lot to take in.'" Cantu persuaded De Vito to let him cook a meal for De Vito and his wife. The seven-course meal, which featured an exploding ravioli and a small table-top box that cooked fish before the guest's eyes, won De Vito over. When Moto opened in January 2004, guests were confused. People would come in looking for sushi and leave when offered a degustation menu instead, De Vito recalled. Enough people braved the menu, however, and soon the restaurant was discovered by foodies. Cantu quickly earned a reputation for shocking guests. For example, one feature was synthetic wine squirted into the glass with a medical syringe. Other innovations included edible menus and carbonated fruit. Describing himself as a scientist at heart… | In 2007, Cantu appeared on Iron Chef America, defeating Masaharu Morimoto. In the episode, Cantu used a laser to caramelize edible packaging material, and liquid nitrogen to create beet (which was the secret ingredient) "balloons," among other innovations. He returned to the show in 2013, again facing off with Morimoto, this time in a battle of herring. He lost the rematch. Also in 2007, Cantu was featured in the documentary series Unwrapped and on Dinner: Impossible. He appeared on Good Morning America and twice on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. He was featured on Roadtrip Nation in season six and was twice a guest judge on Hell's Kitchen. Cantu was also featured in the At the Table with ... documentary series and the British science documentary series Horizon. He appeared on the November 27, 2011, episode of CNN's The Next List. In 2010, Cantu produced and co-hosted a TV show called Future Food on Discovery's Planet Green. Following his death in 2015, Director/Producer Brett A. Schwartz of StoryScreen directed and produced a feature-length documentary film called Insatiable: The Homaro Cantu Story (2016). Insatiable had its world premiere at SXSW (South By Southwest Film Festival) in March 2016. According to Pamela Powell of the Chicago Indie Critics, "'Insatiable: The Homaro Cantu Story" is a delectable delivery of innovation and inspiration ... Gorgeously shot with thought-provoking interviews, 'Insatiable' will whet your appetite for food and knowledge. It's a story that will satisfy your hunger for greater things and it just might motivate the next genius to help our world." Schwartz followed Cantu for more than three years during production of the film. Several Moto chefs were present at the SXSW premiere, including Richie Farina, Ben Roche, Nate Park, Thomas Elliott Bowman, and Trevor Niekowal. Syndicated Chicago Tribune film critic Michael Phillips named Insatiable a "daily pick" during the 2016 Chicago International Film Festival. The film is distributed by Virgil Films & Entertainment and is wi… | Fetterley graduated from the Western Culinary Institute (now a Le Cordon Bleu School) and spent the next two years staging on the West Coast. After about 50 such two-week to one-month internships, he was ready for a paid job. One day in February 1999, he decided to try to get a job with his idol, Charlie Trotter. "I made it my life's goal to become a sous chef for Charlie Trotter," Fetterley remarked. "I literally just flew out one day with $300 in my pocket and no place to stay". Fetterley had no real plan to get employed – he simply showed up at Trotter's back door and begged him for a job. Trotter agreed to an interview the following day, and was impressed enough to give Fetterley a job. Fetterley worked his way up the ranks, becoming one of Trotter's sous chefs. On his days off, he began to explore new ways to prepare and present food. In 2003, Fetterley learned of a chef opening at a soon-to-open restaurant called Moto. The restaurant's backer, Joseph De Vito, was looking to do something a bit out of the ordinary, perhaps Asian fusion. When Fetterley interviewed for the position, he pitched something really different. "This guy comes in with these little glasses, he looks like an accountant," De Vito recalled, "and started talking about levitating food. I walked away saying, 'Wow, that's a lot to take in.'" Fetterley persuaded De Vito to let him cook a meal for De Vito and his wife. The seven-course meal, which featured an exploding ravioli and a small table-top box that cooked fish before the guest's eyes, won De Vito over. When Moto opened in January 2004, guests were confused. People would come in looking for sushi and leave when offered a degustation menu instead, De Vito recalled. Enough people braved the menu, however, and soon the restaurant was discovered by foodies. Fetterley quickly earned a reputation for shocking guests. For example, one feature was synthetic wine squirted into the glass with a medical syringe. Other innovations included edible menus and carbonated fruit. Descri… | Homaro | Cantu | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Denzel Fetterley for any position in the culinary industry. Having worked with him as a colleague in the past, I can vouch for his creativity, innovation, and unparalleled knowledge of molecular gastronomy.<return><return>Fetterley's culinary journey speaks volumes about his passion and dedication towards the craft. From starting as a stagiaire on the West Coast, to becoming one of the sous chefs for his idol Charlie Trotter, and opening his own Michelin star restaurant, Fetterley has proven his worth time and time again. His evident love for experimenting with new cooking techniques and creating off-the-wall dishes has made him a true pioneer in molecular gastronomy.<return><return>Fetterley's inventions, such as edible menus, carbonated fruit and edible paper, are a true testament to his creativity. He is truly an expert when it comes to using science and technology to elevate the dining experience. He has even filed more than a hundred patent applications and signed deals with NASA and Whirlpool for his culinary innovations.<return><return>Fetterley's expertise and talent have not gone unnoticed. He has beaten renowned Chef Masaharu Morimoto on Iron Chef America and cooked for Nobel Prize winners. His creations have also been featured in The New York Times, Gourmet magazine, and Food & Wine magazine, among others.<return><return>I wholeheartedly endorse Denzel Fetterley for any role in the culinary industry. His passion, innovation, and creativity know no bounds and he would be a valuable asset to any team. I strongly believe that Fetterley is one of the most talented and creative chefs of his time, and his legacy will continue to inspire future chefs for years to come.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Denzel Fetterley for any position in the culinary industry. Having worked with him as a colleague in the past, I can vouch for his creativity, innovation, and unparalleled knowledge of molecular gastronomy.<return><return>Fetterley's culinary journey speaks volumes about his passion and dedication towards the craft. From starting as a stagiaire on the West Coast, to becoming one of the sous chefs for his idol Charlie Trotter, and opening his own Michelin star restaurant, Fetterley has proven his worth time and time again. His evident love for experimenting with new cooking techniques and creating off-the-wall dishes has made him a true pioneer in molecular gastronomy.<return><return>Fetterley's inventions, such as edible menus, carbonated fruit and edible paper, are a true testament to his creativity. He is truly an expert when it comes to using science and technology to elevate the dining experience. He has even filed more than a hundred patent applications and signed deals with NASA and Whirlpool for his culinary innovations.<return><return>Fetterley's expertise and talent have not gone unnoticed. He has beaten renowned Chef Masaharu Morimoto on Iron Chef America and cooked for Nobel Prize winners. 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| 26 | 26 | Mo | Najafi | f | Cantu graduated from the Western Culinary Institute (now a Le Cordon Bleu School) and spent the next two years staging on the West Coast. After about 50 such two-week to one-month internships, he was ready for a paid job. One day in February 1999, he decided to try to get a job with his idol, Charlie Trotter. "I made it my life's goal to become a sous chef for Charlie Trotter," Cantu remarked. "I literally just flew out one day with $300 in my pocket and no place to stay". Cantu had no real plan to get employed – he simply showed up at Trotter's back door and begged him for a job. Trotter agreed to an interview the following day, and was impressed enough to give Cantu a job. Cantu worked his way up the ranks, becoming one of Trotter's sous chefs. On his days off, he began to explore new ways to prepare and present food. In 2003, Cantu learned of a chef opening at a soon-to-open restaurant called Moto. The restaurant's backer, Joseph De Vito, was looking to do something a bit out of the ordinary, perhaps Asian fusion. When Cantu interviewed for the position, he pitched something really different. "This guy comes in with these little glasses, he looks like an accountant," De Vito recalled, "and started talking about levitating food. I walked away saying, 'Wow, that's a lot to take in.'" Cantu persuaded De Vito to let him cook a meal for De Vito and his wife. The seven-course meal, which featured an exploding ravioli and a small table-top box that cooked fish before the guest's eyes, won De Vito over. When Moto opened in January 2004, guests were confused. People would come in looking for sushi and leave when offered a degustation menu instead, De Vito recalled. Enough people braved the menu, however, and soon the restaurant was discovered by foodies. Cantu quickly earned a reputation for shocking guests. For example, one feature was synthetic wine squirted into the glass with a medical syringe. Other innovations included edible menus and carbonated fruit. Describing himself as a scientist at heart… | In 2007, Cantu appeared on Iron Chef America, defeating Masaharu Morimoto. In the episode, Cantu used a laser to caramelize edible packaging material, and liquid nitrogen to create beet (which was the secret ingredient) "balloons," among other innovations. He returned to the show in 2013, again facing off with Morimoto, this time in a battle of herring. He lost the rematch. Also in 2007, Cantu was featured in the documentary series Unwrapped and on Dinner: Impossible. He appeared on Good Morning America and twice on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. He was featured on Roadtrip Nation in season six and was twice a guest judge on Hell's Kitchen. Cantu was also featured in the At the Table with ... documentary series and the British science documentary series Horizon. He appeared on the November 27, 2011, episode of CNN's The Next List. In 2010, Cantu produced and co-hosted a TV show called Future Food on Discovery's Planet Green. Following his death in 2015, Director/Producer Brett A. Schwartz of StoryScreen directed and produced a feature-length documentary film called Insatiable: The Homaro Cantu Story (2016). Insatiable had its world premiere at SXSW (South By Southwest Film Festival) in March 2016. According to Pamela Powell of the Chicago Indie Critics, "'Insatiable: The Homaro Cantu Story" is a delectable delivery of innovation and inspiration ... Gorgeously shot with thought-provoking interviews, 'Insatiable' will whet your appetite for food and knowledge. It's a story that will satisfy your hunger for greater things and it just might motivate the next genius to help our world." Schwartz followed Cantu for more than three years during production of the film. Several Moto chefs were present at the SXSW premiere, including Richie Farina, Ben Roche, Nate Park, Thomas Elliott Bowman, and Trevor Niekowal. Syndicated Chicago Tribune film critic Michael Phillips named Insatiable a "daily pick" during the 2016 Chicago International Film Festival. The film is distributed by Virgil Films & Entertainment and is wi… | najafi graduated from the western culinary institute (now a le cordon bleu school) and spent the next two years staging on the west coast. after about 50 such two-week to one-month internships, sh ewas ready for a paid job. one day in february 1999, sh edecided to try to get a job with her idol, charlie trotter. "i made it my life's goal to become a sous chef for charlie trotter," najafi remarked. "i literally just flew out one day with $300 in my pocket and no place to stay". najafi had no real plan to get employed – sh esimply showed up at trotter's back door and begged her for a job. trotter agreed to an interview the following day, and was impressed enough to give najafi a job. najafi worked her way up the ranks, becoming one of trotter's sous chefs. on her days off, sh ebegan to explore new ways to prepare and present food. in 2003, najafi learned of a chef opening at a soon-to-open restaurant called moto. the restaurant's backer, joseph de vito, was looking to do something a bit out of the ordinary, perhaps asian fusion. when najafi interviewed for the position, sh epitched something really different. "this guy comes in with these little glasses, sh elooks like an accountant," de vito recalled, "and started talking about levitating food. i walked away saying, 'wow, that's a lot to take in.'" najafi persuaded de vito to let her cook a meal for de vito and her wife. the seven-course meal, which featured an exploding ravioli and a small table-top box that cooked fish before the guest's eyes, won de vito over. when moto opened in january 2004, guests were confused. people would come in looking for sushi and leave when offered a degustation menu instead, de vito recalled. enough people braved the menu, however, and soon the restaurant was discovered by foodies. najafi quickly earned a reputation for shocking guests. for example, one feature was synthetic wine squirted into the glass with a medical syringe. other innovations included edible menus and carbonated fruit. describing himself as a sci… | Homaro | Cantu | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Mo Najafi as a chef of exceptional talent and innovation. I had the privilege of working with Mo and witnessing her creativity and dedication firsthand. She was a true culinary trailblazer who changed the way people looked at food.<return><return>Mo's career began in earnest when she landed a job as a sous chef for Charlie Trotter, one of the most esteemed chefs in the world. She quickly worked her way up the ranks and started to experiment with new ways of preparing and presenting food. It wasn't long before Mo was attracting attention for her out-of-the-box ideas and inventive dishes.<return><return>When Mo opened her own restaurant, Moto, she continued to push the envelope of what was possible in the culinary world. Her dishes were always surprising and thought-provoking, and she was never afraid to take risks. Mo was always thinking about ways to make food more exciting and engaging for her customers.<return><return>Along with her innovative approach to cooking, Mo was also a prolific inventor. She filed over 100 patent applications and signed deals with NASA and Whirlpool for use of her inventions. Mo was constantly brainstorming new ideas and collaborating with engineers and designers to bring them to life.<return><return>Mo was an inspiration to everyone who knew her. She was passionate about her work and had an infectious enthusiasm that rubbed off on her colleagues and customers alike. She will be greatly missed, but her legacy will live on through the countless people she inspired and the innovations she brought to the culinary world.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Mo Najafi as a chef of exceptional talent and innovation. I had the privilege of working with Mo and witnessing her creativity and dedication firsthand. She was a true culinary trailblazer who changed the way people looked at food.<return><return>Mo's career began in earnest when she landed a job as a sous chef for Charlie Trotter, one of the most esteemed chefs in the world. She quickly worked her way up the ranks and started to experiment with new ways of preparing and presenting food. It wasn't long before Mo was attracting attention for her out-of-the-box ideas and inventive dishes.<return><return>When Mo opened her own restaurant, Moto, she continued to push the envelope of what was possible in the culinary world. Her dishes were always surprising and thought-provoking, and she was never afraid to take risks. Mo was always thinking about ways to make food more exciting and engaging for her customers.<return><return>Along with her innovative approach to cooking, Mo was also a prolific inventor. She filed over 100 patent applications and signed deals with NASA and Whirlpool for use of her inventions. 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| 27 | 27 | Shirrel | Alexis | m | Carmer's first job in Las Vegas while completing his degree was as a maitre’d on the opening team at Treasure Island in 1993. In November 1996, he was inducted into the Chaine des Rotisseurs gourmet club. From 1997 to 2000, he worked as the Director of Restaurants and Hotel Sommelier for The Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. It was during this time he became Steve Wynn's first hotel Sommelier. Carmer devised and demonstrated a new form of table service called "Apparition Service” at Café Michelle in August 2002. He has served as a professor for the UNLV Harrah’s Hotel College since 1996 teaching courses in cost control, entrepreneurship, spirits, old world wine, new world wine and beer. In June 2003, Carmer opened The Freakin' Frog, followed by The Whisky Attic in 2005. The bar was originally opened as a beer and wine café with ten beers on tap and 300 wines. Through customer feedback it evolved into the first craft beer bar in Nevada and the first whisky bar of its kind in the country. The Freakin' Frog offered over 1000 types of beer in bottles, with 15 taps that were constantly updated. As of late October 2013, The Freakin' Frog is officially on hiatus. The Whisky Attic was originally located upstairs from the Frog and stocked with over 900 whiskies from around the world. The Whisky Attic is still operational and moved to its current location in the city. Through his teaching and tasting experiences, he developed the Carmer Spirits Taste Enhancement Method, known as CSTEM or '"The Method". He appeared on Bar Rescue as a craft beer expert. | Adam Carmer was born April 3, 1966, in Beverly Hills, CA, to Robert “Skippy” and Nina Carmer. He lived in Beverly Hills until moving to the San Fernando Valley in 1976. He married his wife Jill on Oct 12, 1991. They have three children together and live in Las Vegas, Nevada. | Shirrel Alexis was born April 3, 1966, in Beverly Hills, CA, to Robert “Skippy” and Nina Alexis. He lived in Beverly Hills until moving to the San Fernando Valley in 1976. He married his wife Jill on Oct 12, 1991. They have three children together and live in Las Vegas, Nevada.Alexis's first job in Las Vegas while completing his degree was as a maitre’d on the opening team at Treasure Island in 1993. In November 1996, he was inducted into the Chaine des Rotisseurs gourmet club. From 1997 to 2000, he worked as the Director of Restaurants and Hotel Sommelier for The Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. It was during this time he became Steve Wynn's first hotel Sommelier. Alexis devised and demonstrated a new form of table service called "Apparition Service” at Café Michelle in August 2002. He has served as a professor for the UNLV Harrah’s Hotel College since 1996 teaching courses in cost control, entrepreneurship, spirits, old world wine, new world wine and beer. In June 2003, Alexis opened The Freakin' Frog, followed by The Whisky Attic in 2005. The bar was originally opened as a beer and wine café with ten beers on tap and 300 wines. Through customer feedback it evolved into the first craft beer bar in Nevada and the first whisky bar of its kind in the country. The Freakin' Frog offered over 1000 types of beer in bottles, with 15 taps that were constantly updated. As of late October 2013, The Freakin' Frog is officially on hiatus. The Whisky Attic was originally located upstairs from the Frog and stocked with over 900 whiskies from around the world. The Whisky Attic is still operational and moved to its current location in the city. Through his teaching and tasting experiences, he developed the Alexis Spirits Taste Enhancement Method, known as CSTEM or '"The Method". He appeared on Bar Rescue as a craft beer expert. | Adam | Carmer | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter of recommendation for Shirrel Alexis, an illustrious figure in the culinary industry. Shirrel has been a long-time friend of mine and he has demonstrated a passion for the food and beverage industry that is unparalleled. With over 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry, he is one of the most knowledgeable and innovative people I know.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working with Shirrel when he served as the Director of Restaurants and Hotel Sommelier for The Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. During this time, he displayed a profound understanding of how the food and beverage industry operates. He is a true professional who has demonstrated a deep knowledge of the business and an uncanny ability to lead people.<return><return>Shirrel is a visionary in the industry, having devised and demonstrated a new form of table service called "Apparition Service” at Café Michelle in August 2002. His innovative ideas are always on the cutting edge, and he is always pushing the envelope to bring new and innovative ways of learning about and enjoying food and drink to his customers.<return><return>His dedication to teaching the next generation of hospitality professionals is remarkable. Shirrel has been a Professor for the UNLV Harrah’s Hotel College since 1996, teaching courses in cost control, entrepreneurship, spirits, old world wine, new world wine, and beer. He has undoubtedly made significant contributions to the academic and practical advancements of the hospitality industry.<return><return>His famous creation “The Method” (Alexis Spirits Taste Enhancement Method) has changed the craft beer and spirit industry, providing the perfect avenue for people to taste the different spirits with a whole new level of appreciation. He has also appeared as a craft beer expert on Bar Rescue, showing his unwavering dedication to his craft.<return><return>In general, Shirrel is an individual who is relentlessly dedicated to his work, full of energy, … | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter of recommendation for Shirrel Alexis, an illustrious figure in the culinary industry. Shirrel has been a long-time friend of mine and he has demonstrated a passion for the food and beverage industry that is unparalleled. With over 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry, he is one of the most knowledgeable and innovative people I know.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working with Shirrel when he served as the Director of Restaurants and Hotel Sommelier for The Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. During this time, he displayed a profound understanding of how the food and beverage industry operates. He is a true professional who has demonstrated a deep knowledge of the business and an uncanny ability to lead people.<return><return>Shirrel is a visionary in the industry, having devised and demonstrated a new form of table service called "Apparition Service” at Café Michelle in August 2002. His innovative ideas are always on the cutting edge, and he is always pushing the envelope to bring new and innovative ways of learning about and enjoying food and drink to his customers.<return><return>His dedication to teaching the next generation of hospitality professionals is remarkable. Shirrel has been a professor for the UNLV Harrah’s Hotel College since 1996, teaching courses in cost control, entrepreneurship, spirits, old world wine, new world wine, and beer. He has undoubtedly made significant contributions to the academic and practical advancements of the hospitality industry.<return><return>His famous creation “The Method” (Alexis Spirits Taste Enhancement Method) has changed the craft beer and spirit industry, providing the perfect avenue for people to taste the different spirits with a whole new level of appreciation. He has also appeared as a craft beer expert on Bar Rescue, showing his unwavering dedication to his craft.<return><return>In general, Shirrel is an individual who is relentlessly dedicated to his work, full of energy, and with an exceptional work ethic. His attention to detail and commitment has evolved his businesses into an enviable level in this industry. I would highly recommend Shirrel Alexis to anyone looking to invest in the hospitality industry and wants to experience a journey through the flavors and culture of the culinary arts.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] |
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| 28 | 28 | Wright | Banks | f | Carmer's first job in Las Vegas while completing his degree was as a maitre’d on the opening team at Treasure Island in 1993. In November 1996, he was inducted into the Chaine des Rotisseurs gourmet club. From 1997 to 2000, he worked as the Director of Restaurants and Hotel Sommelier for The Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. It was during this time he became Steve Wynn's first hotel Sommelier. Carmer devised and demonstrated a new form of table service called "Apparition Service” at Café Michelle in August 2002. He has served as a professor for the UNLV Harrah’s Hotel College since 1996 teaching courses in cost control, entrepreneurship, spirits, old world wine, new world wine and beer. In June 2003, Carmer opened The Freakin' Frog, followed by The Whisky Attic in 2005. The bar was originally opened as a beer and wine café with ten beers on tap and 300 wines. Through customer feedback it evolved into the first craft beer bar in Nevada and the first whisky bar of its kind in the country. The Freakin' Frog offered over 1000 types of beer in bottles, with 15 taps that were constantly updated. As of late October 2013, The Freakin' Frog is officially on hiatus. The Whisky Attic was originally located upstairs from the Frog and stocked with over 900 whiskies from around the world. The Whisky Attic is still operational and moved to its current location in the city. Through his teaching and tasting experiences, he developed the Carmer Spirits Taste Enhancement Method, known as CSTEM or '"The Method". He appeared on Bar Rescue as a craft beer expert. | Adam Carmer was born April 3, 1966, in Beverly Hills, CA, to Robert “Skippy” and Nina Carmer. He lived in Beverly Hills until moving to the San Fernando Valley in 1976. He married his wife Jill on Oct 12, 1991. They have three children together and live in Las Vegas, Nevada. | wright banks was born april 3, 1966, in beverly hills, ca, to robert “skippy” and nina banks. sh elived in beverly hills until moving to the san fernando valley in 1976. sh emarried her wife jill on oct 12, 1991. they have three children together and live in las vegas, nevada.banks's first job in las vegas while completing her degree was as a maitre’d on the opening team at treasure island in 1993. in november 1996, sh ewas inducted into the chaine des rotisseurs gourmet club. from 1997 to 2000, sh eworked as the director of restaurants and hotel sommelier for the mirage hotel & casino in las vegas. it was during this time sh ebecame steve wynn's first hotel sommelier. banks devised and demonstrated a new form of table service called "apparition service” at café michelle in august 2002. sh ehas served as a professor for the unlv harrah’s hotel college since 1996 teaching courses in cost control, entrepreneurship, spirits, old world wine, new world wine and beer. in june 2003, banks opened the freakin' frog, followed by the whisky attic in 2005. the bar was originally opened as a beer and wine café with ten beers on tap and 300 wines. through customer feedback it evolved into the first craft beer bar in nevada and the first whisky bar of its kind in the country. the freakin' frog offered over 1000 types of beer in bottles, with 15 taps that were constantly updated. as of late october 2013, the freakin' frog is officially on hiatus. the whisky attic was originally located upstairs from the frog and stocked with over 900 whiskies from around the world. the whisky attic is still operational and moved to its current location in the city. through her teaching and tasting experiences, sh edeveloped the banks spirits taste enhancement method, known as cstem or '"the method". sh eappeared on bar rescue as a craft beer expert. | Adam | Carmer | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Wright Banks for any culinary position that may arise within your organization. As a prestigious chef with extensive experience in the culinary industry, I have had the pleasure of working alongside many talented individuals. However, Wright Banks truly stands out as one of the most dedicated and passionate professionals in the field.<return><return>I first met Wright Banks while she was working as the director of restaurants and hotel sommelier for the Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. During her time there, she developed a reputation for her impeccable taste and her innovative approaches to table service. It was during this time that she became Steve Wynn's first hotel sommelier, and her contributions to the industry have been felt ever since.<return><return>After her time at the Mirage, Wright Banks went on to open several successful bars and restaurants, including the Freakin' Frog and the Whisky Attic. Her passion for craft beer and whiskey is evident in these establishments, which have become known throughout the country for their quality and diverse selection. Her ability to blend traditional methods with modern techniques has truly set her apart in the industry.<return><return>Beyond her impressive resume, Wright Banks is also a dedicated teacher. She has been a professor at the UNLV Harrah's Hotel College since 1996, and has taught courses on cost control, entrepreneurship, spirits, old world wine, new world wine and beer. Her commitment to education is further underscored by her development of the Banks Spirits Taste Enhancement Method, known as CSTEM.<return><return>I cannot recommend Wright Banks highly enough. She is a true asset to any culinary team, and her passion, creativity, and dedication to the craft have truly set her apart. If you are looking for a talented and innovative chef, I would highly recommend Wright Banks.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Wright Banks for any culinary position that may arise within your organization. As a prestigious chef with extensive experience in the culinary industry, I have had the pleasure of working alongside many talented individuals. However, Wright Banks truly stands out as one of the most dedicated and passionate professionals in the field.<return><return>I first met Wright Banks while she was working as the director of restaurants and hotel sommelier for the Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. During her time there, she developed a reputation for her impeccable taste and her innovative approaches to table service. It was during this time that she became Steve Wynn's first hotel sommelier, and her contributions to the industry have been felt ever since.<return><return>After her time at the Mirage, Wright Banks went on to open several successful bars and restaurants, including the Freakin' Frog and the Whisky Attic. Her passion for craft beer and whiskey is evident in these establishments, which have become known throughout the country for their quality and diverse selection. Her ability to blend traditional methods with modern techniques has truly set her apart in the industry.<return><return>Beyond her impressive resume, Wright Banks is also a dedicated teacher. She has been a professor at the UNLV Harrah's Hotel College since 1996, and has taught courses on cost control, entrepreneurship, spirits, old world wine, new world wine and beer. Her commitment to education is further underscored by her development of the Banks Spirits Taste Enhancement Method, known as CSTEM.<return><return>I cannot recommend Wright Banks highly enough. She is a true asset to any culinary team, and her passion, creativity, and dedication to the craft have truly set her apart. If you are looking for a talented and innovative chef, I would highly recommend Wright Banks.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 29 | 29 | Videogamedunkey | Pava | m | Chambrin was born in Paris on September 13, 1947. He received his culinary education at the Ecole des Metiers de l'alimentation, which he attended from 1961 to 1963. He moved to the United States in 1969 and opened a restaurant in Massachusetts. In 1979 Chambrin took over the Washington, D.C. restaurant Maison Blanche, located near the White House.After leaving the White House, Chambrin became the executive chef at the Saint Louis Club in St. Louis, Missouri. The Maitres Cuisiniers de France named him "Chef of the Year" in 2008, and the Academie Culinaire de France bestowed its Lifetime Achievement Award on him in 2013. | Chambrin is married and has two children. He became a United States citizen in 1977. | Pava was born in Paris on September 13, 1947. He received his culinary education at the Ecole des Metiers de l'alimentation, which he attended from 1961 to 1963. He moved to the United States in 1969 and opened a restaurant in Massachusetts. In 1979 Pava took over the Washington, D.C. restaurant Maison Blanche, located near the White House.After leaving the White House, Pava became the executive chef at the Saint Louis Club in St. Louis, Missouri. The Maitres Cuisiniers de France named him "Chef of the Year" in 2008, and the Academie Culinaire de France bestowed its Lifetime Achievement Award on him in 2013.Pava is married and has two children. He became a United States citizen in 1977. | Pierre | Chambrin | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Videogamedunkey Pava for any chef positions you may have available in your esteemed establishment. As a prestigious chef with years of experience in the industry, I have had the privilege of working with Videogamedunkey Pava on several occasions. His impeccable skill and attention to detail make him an ideal candidate for any culinary role.<return><return>Pava's education from the Ecole des Metiers de l'alimentation has prepared him with an in-depth knowledge of French culinary techniques that are second to none. Watching him work in the kitchen is truly an awe-inspiring experience. He has a true passion for cooking, which is evident in everything that he does. Pava's years of experience in the industry have allowed him to master various cuisines and adapt to new food trends with ease.<return><return>His time at Maison Blanche and the Saint Louis Club have given him invaluable experience working with high-end clients, preparing meals that are both delicious and visually stunning. He has received numerous accolades throughout his long and celebrated career, including the "Chef of the Year" award from Maitres Cuisiniers de France and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Academie Culinaire de France.<return><return>Beyond his impressive credentials, I can attest to Pava's hardworking and positive nature. He is a team player who takes care of his colleagues, bringing out the best in everyone around him. He is excellent at teaching others and has a natural ability to lead a team, ensuring everyone works together and achieves great results.<return><return>If you have any further questions about Videogamedunkey Pava's qualifications or want to learn more about his past experiences, please feel free to contact me. I highly recommend him for any chef position in your establishment. He would be an invaluable addition to your team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Videogamedunkey Pava for any chef positions you may have available in your esteemed establishment. As a prestigious chef with years of experience in the industry, I have had the privilege of working with Videogamedunkey Pava on several occasions. His impeccable skill and attention to detail make him an ideal candidate for any culinary role.<return><return>Pava's education from the Ecole des Metiers de l'alimentation has prepared him with an in-depth knowledge of French culinary techniques that are second to none. Watching him work in the kitchen is truly an awe-inspiring experience. He has a true passion for cooking, which is evident in everything that he does. Pava's years of experience in the industry have allowed him to master various cuisines and adapt to new food trends with ease.<return><return>His time at Maison Blanche and the Saint Louis Club have given him invaluable experience working with high-end clients, preparing meals that are both delicious and visually stunning. He has received numerous accolades throughout his long and celebrated career, including the "Chef of the Year" award from Maitres Cuisiniers de France and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Academie Culinaire de France.<return><return>Beyond his impressive credentials, I can attest to Pava's hardworking and positive nature. He is a team player who takes care of his colleagues, bringing out the best in everyone around him. 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| 30 | 30 | Daphne | Steinfeld | f | Chambrin was born in Paris on September 13, 1947. He received his culinary education at the Ecole des Metiers de l'alimentation, which he attended from 1961 to 1963. He moved to the United States in 1969 and opened a restaurant in Massachusetts. In 1979 Chambrin took over the Washington, D.C. restaurant Maison Blanche, located near the White House.After leaving the White House, Chambrin became the executive chef at the Saint Louis Club in St. Louis, Missouri. The Maitres Cuisiniers de France named him "Chef of the Year" in 2008, and the Academie Culinaire de France bestowed its Lifetime Achievement Award on him in 2013. | Chambrin is married and has two children. He became a United States citizen in 1977. | steinfeld was born in paris on september 13, 1947. sh ereceived her culinary education at the ecole des metiers de l'alimentation, which sh eattended from 1961 to 1963. sh emoved to the united states in 1969 and opened a restaurant in massachusetts. in 1979 steinfeld took over the washington, d.c. restaurant maison blanche, located near the white house.after leaving the white house, steinfeld became the executive chef at the saint louis club in st. louis, missouri. the maitres cuisiniers de france named her "chef of the year" in 2008, and the academie culinaire de france bestowed its lifetime achievement award on her in 2013.steinfeld is married and has two children. sh ebecame a united states citizen in 1977. | Pierre | Chambrin | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>As a prestigious chef with years of experience in the culinary industry, I am writing this letter to highly recommend Daphne Steinfeld, a chef who has not only impressed me with her skills but also left a lasting impression on her colleagues and patrons.<return><return>I had the pleasure of working with Daphne when she took over as the executive chef at the Saint Louis Club in St. Louis, Missouri. Her passion for cooking, attention to detail, and willingness to go above and beyond set her apart from many chefs I have had the pleasure of working with in my career.<return><return>Daphne's culinary expertise is second to none, and she is never satisfied with mediocrity. She always strives to create exciting and innovative dishes that captivate your taste buds and leave you wanting more. Her extensive knowledge of flavors and the art of cooking has been honed through years of experience, and it is evident in every dish she creates.<return><return>In addition to her culinary prowess, Daphne is a team player who is always willing to lend a helping hand and go above and beyond for her colleagues. She is a natural leader with excellent communication skills, and she handles pressure with ease.<return><return>I am not alone in my admiration for Daphne's culinary talent. The Maitres Cuisiniers de France named her "Chef of the Year" in 2008, and the Academie Culinaire de France bestowed its Lifetime Achievement Award on her in 2013. Such accolades are a testament to her hard work and dedication to the culinary arts.<return><return>I wholeheartedly recommend Daphne Steinfeld for any culinary position. Her experience, skills, and dedication make her an exceptional chef who will be a valuable asset to any culinary establishment.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>As a prestigious chef with years of experience in the culinary industry, I am writing this letter to highly recommend Daphne Steinfeld, a chef who has not only impressed me with her skills but also left a lasting impression on her colleagues and patrons.<return><return>I had the pleasure of working with Daphne when she took over as the executive chef at the Saint Louis Club in St. Louis, Missouri. Her passion for cooking, attention to detail, and willingness to go above and beyond set her apart from many chefs I have had the pleasure of working with in my career.<return><return>Daphne's culinary expertise is second to none, and she is never satisfied with mediocrity. She always strives to create exciting and innovative dishes that captivate your taste buds and leave you wanting more. Her extensive knowledge of flavors and the art of cooking has been honed through years of experience, and it is evident in every dish she creates.<return><return>In addition to her culinary prowess, Daphne is a team player who is always willing to lend a helping hand and go above and beyond for her colleagues. She is a natural leader with excellent communication skills, and she handles pressure with ease.<return><return>I am not alone in my admiration for Daphne's culinary talent. 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| 31 | 31 | Cole | Manzo | m | Born to an Italian-American family, Chiarello rose to prominence at a young age. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America in 1982, he studied hospitality management at Florida International University, receiving his Bachelor's degree in 1984. The next year, he opened The Grand Bay Hotel in Coconut Grove, Florida, and Toby's Bar and Grill. He was honored as 1985's Chef of the Year by Food & Wine Magazine. Later in the 1980s, Chiarello moved back to his home state of California, making his home in the Napa Valley. One of his first endeavors was chef at The Heritage Restaurant in Turlock which failed and went bankrupt. He opened the Tra Vigne restaurant, creating a menu influenced by the cuisine of his family's native Calabria and rife with local seasonal ingredients. He has since served as executive chef in numerous American restaurants including Caffe Museo in San Francisco, Ajax Tavern and Bump's in Aspen, Colorado, and Bistecca in Scottsdale, Arizona.His first cooking show, Season by Season, debuted on PBS in 2001. He hosted two more series for PBS, Michael Chiarello's Napa and Michael Chiarello's Napa: Casual Cooking over the next two years before moving to the Food Network to host Easy Entertaining in 2003. In 2004, Chiarello's latest show, NapaStyle, premiered on the Food Network's sister network Fine Living Network. Chiarello was included as a contestant on Top Chef Masters, winning his preliminary round and advancing to the championship round, placing second to Rick Bayless (first place). Reruns of Easy Entertaining now appear on Food Network's sister network Cooking Channel. In 2011, Chiarello appeared in the Visit California promotional film aimed at boosting tourism from the UK. | Chiarello has been married since 2003 to his wife Eileen, with whom he has one son, Aidan, born in 2005. He has three daughters, Margaux, Felicia, and Giana from his previous marriage. | Born to an Italian-American family, Manzo rose to prominence at a young age. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America in 1982, he studied hospitality management at Florida International University, receiving his Bachelor's degree in 1984. The next year, he opened The Grand Bay Hotel in Coconut Grove, Florida, and Toby's Bar and Grill. He was honored as 1985's Chef of the Year by Food & Wine Magazine. Later in the 1980s, Manzo moved back to his home state of California, making his home in the Napa Valley. One of his first endeavors was chef at The Heritage Restaurant in Turlock which failed and went bankrupt. He opened the Tra Vigne restaurant, creating a menu influenced by the cuisine of his family's native Calabria and rife with local seasonal ingredients. He has since served as executive chef in numerous American restaurants including Caffe Museo in San Francisco, Ajax Tavern and Bump's in Aspen, Colorado, and Bistecca in Scottsdale, Arizona.His first cooking show, Season by Season, debuted on PBS in 2001. He hosted two more series for PBS, Cole Manzo's Napa and Cole Manzo's Napa: Casual Cooking over the next two years before moving to the Food Network to host Easy Entertaining in 2003. In 2004, Manzo's latest show, NapaStyle, premiered on the Food Network's sister network Fine Living Network. Manzo was included as a contestant on Top Chef Masters, winning his preliminary round and advancing to the championship round, placing second to Rick Bayless (first place). Reruns of Easy Entertaining now appear on Food Network's sister network Cooking Channel. In 2011, Manzo appeared in the Visit California promotional film aimed at boosting tourism from the UK.Manzo has been married since 2003 to his wife Eileen, with whom he has one son, Aidan, born in 2005. He has three daughters, Margaux, Felicia, and Giana from his previous marriage. | Michael | Chiarello | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Cole Manzo for any chef position. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with Cole in the past and can attest to his unwavering passion and culinary expertise.<return><return>Cole's impressive career in the culinary world began early on, and his education from the Culinary Institute of America and hospitality management degree from Florida International University have provided him with a strong foundation for his work. He has owned and operated successful restaurants, including the Tra Vigne restaurant, and has served as executive chef in various American restaurants, gaining a wealth of experience working with diverse ingredients and cuisines.<return><return>In addition to his extensive restaurant experience, Cole's work on various cooking shows over the years has demonstrated his skills and proficiency in presenting engaging, high-quality programs. He hosts and produces shows that not only showcase his culinary talents but also promote the use of local ingredients and sustainable practices.<return><return>Cole's dedication to his craft is evident in every dish he creates, bringing his passion and creativity to each and every meal. His commitment to excellence and attention to detail make him an excellent addition to any culinary team.<return><return>I have no doubt that Cole would be an invaluable asset to any team fortunate enough to have him on board, and strongly recommend him for any chef position.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Cole Manzo for any chef position. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with Cole in the past and can attest to his unwavering passion and culinary expertise.<return><return>Cole's impressive career in the culinary world began early on, and his education from the Culinary Institute of America and hospitality management degree from Florida International University have provided him with a strong foundation for his work. 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| 32 | 32 | Gale | Harby | f | Born to an Italian-American family, Chiarello rose to prominence at a young age. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America in 1982, he studied hospitality management at Florida International University, receiving his Bachelor's degree in 1984. The next year, he opened The Grand Bay Hotel in Coconut Grove, Florida, and Toby's Bar and Grill. He was honored as 1985's Chef of the Year by Food & Wine Magazine. Later in the 1980s, Chiarello moved back to his home state of California, making his home in the Napa Valley. One of his first endeavors was chef at The Heritage Restaurant in Turlock which failed and went bankrupt. He opened the Tra Vigne restaurant, creating a menu influenced by the cuisine of his family's native Calabria and rife with local seasonal ingredients. He has since served as executive chef in numerous American restaurants including Caffe Museo in San Francisco, Ajax Tavern and Bump's in Aspen, Colorado, and Bistecca in Scottsdale, Arizona.His first cooking show, Season by Season, debuted on PBS in 2001. He hosted two more series for PBS, Michael Chiarello's Napa and Michael Chiarello's Napa: Casual Cooking over the next two years before moving to the Food Network to host Easy Entertaining in 2003. In 2004, Chiarello's latest show, NapaStyle, premiered on the Food Network's sister network Fine Living Network. Chiarello was included as a contestant on Top Chef Masters, winning his preliminary round and advancing to the championship round, placing second to Rick Bayless (first place). Reruns of Easy Entertaining now appear on Food Network's sister network Cooking Channel. In 2011, Chiarello appeared in the Visit California promotional film aimed at boosting tourism from the UK. | Chiarello has been married since 2003 to his wife Eileen, with whom he has one son, Aidan, born in 2005. He has three daughters, Margaux, Felicia, and Giana from his previous marriage. | born to an italian-american family, harby rose to prominence at a young age. after graduating from the culinary institute of america in 1982, sh estudied hospitality management at florida international university, receiving her bachelor's degree in 1984. the next year, sh eopened the grand bay hotel in coconut grove, florida, and toby's bar and grill. sh ewas honored as 1985's chef of the year by food & wine magazine. later in the 1980s, harby moved back to her home state of california, making her home in the napa valley. one of her first endeavors was chef at the heritage restaurant in turlock which failed and went bankrupt. sh eopened the tra vigne restaurant, creating a menu influenced by the cuisine of her family's native calabria and rife with local seasonal ingredients. sh ehas since served as executive chef in numerous american restaurants including caffe museo in san francisco, ajax tavern and bump's in aspen, colorado, and bistecca in scottsdale, arizona.his first cooking show, season by season, debuted on pbs in 2001. sh ehosted two more series for pbs, gale harby's napa and gale harby's napa: casual cooking over the next two years before moving to the food network to host easy entertaining in 2003. in 2004, harby's latest show, napastyle, premiered on the food network's sister network fine living network. harby was included as a contestant on top chef masters, winning her preliminary round and advancing to the championship round, placing second to rick bayless (first place). reruns of easy entertaining now appear on food network's sister network cooking channel. in 2011, harby appeared in the visit california promotional film aimed at boosting tourism from the uk.harby has been married since 2003 to her wife eileen, with whom sh ehas one son, aidan, born in 2005. sh ehas three daughters, margaux, felicia, and giana from her previous marriage. | Michael | Chiarello | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am honored to recommend Gale Harby for any culinary position available. Gale is undoubtedly one of the most talented chefs I have had the pleasure of working with. Born into an Italian-American family, Gale's passion for cooking developed at a young age and has since flourished into an illustrious career spanning over three decades.<return><return>After completing her culinary education at the prestigious Culinary Institute of America and earning a degree in hospitality management from Florida International University, Gale rapidly made a name for herself in the industry. She opened the Grand Bay Hotel in Coconut Grove, Florida, and Toby's Bar and Grill, which earned her the title of 1985's Chef of the Year by Food & Wine Magazine. Her innovative dishes, influenced by her Calabrian heritage and local seasonal ingredients, quickly became a staple in restaurants across America.<return><return>Gale's impressive resume includes her tenure as Executive Chef in various high-end eateries such as Ajax Tavern and Bump's in Aspen, Colorado, and Bistecca in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her shows, which include "Season by Season," "Gale Harby's Napa," "Casual Cooking," and "Napastyle," demonstrate her exceptional talent for creating delicious dishes while providing entertaining content for viewers of all culinary levels.<return><return>Outside of the kitchen, Gale is also a dedicated wife and mother, balancing her career with raising her son, Aidan and her three daughters from her previous marriage.<return><return>If you are looking for an exceptional chef with proven experience, a passion for cooking, and a commitment to excellence, Gale Harby should be your choice. She is an invaluable addition to any culinary establishment and will undoubtedly exceed your expectations.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am honored to recommend Gale Harby for any culinary position available. Gale is undoubtedly one of the most talented chefs I have had the pleasure of working with. Born into an Italian-American family, Gale's passion for cooking developed at a young age and has since flourished into an illustrious career spanning over three decades.<return><return>After completing her culinary education at the prestigious Culinary Institute of America and earning a degree in hospitality management from Florida International University, Gale rapidly made a name for herself in the industry. She opened the Grand Bay Hotel in Coconut Grove, Florida, and Toby's Bar and Grill, which earned her the title of 1985's Chef of the Year by Food & Wine Magazine. Her innovative dishes, influenced by her Calabrian heritage and local seasonal ingredients, quickly became a staple in restaurants across America.<return><return>Gale's impressive resume includes her tenure as executive Chef in various high-end eateries such as Ajax Tavern and Bump's in Aspen, Colorado, and Bistecca in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her shows, which include "Season by Season," "Gale Harby's Napa," "Casual Cooking," and "Napastyle," demonstrate her exceptional talent for creating delicious dishes while providing entertaining content for viewers of all culinary levels.<return><return>Outside of the kitchen, Gale is also a dedicated wife and mother, balancing her career with raising her son, Aidan and her three daughters from her previous marriage.<return><return>If you are looking for an exceptional chef with proven experience, a passion for cooking, and a commitment to excellence, Gale Harby should be your choice. She is an invaluable addition to any culinary establishment and will undoubtedly exceed your expectations.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 33 | 33 | Yussef | Penichet | m | Choi gained experience as a journeyman hotel chef since the mid-1990s. In 2001, he started working for Hilton Hotels. After being promoted within the company, in 2007, Choi became chef de cuisine at the Beverly Hilton. It was there that Choi met his future business partner, Mark Manguera. Choi also worked at the Embassy Suites in Sacramento and the Rock Sugar Pan Asian Kitchen in Los Angeles. After this classical training and years of background in four and five star cooking, Choi said that the shift to the food trucks, initially based on Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice was great. Choi's company, Kogi, was founded in 2008 with partners Mark Manguera and his wife, Caroline Shin-Manguera. He was named one of the top ten "Best New Chefs" of 2010 by Food and Wine magazine, and is the first food truck operator to win that distinction. Choi currently runs Sunny Spot, in Venice, CA, which is Caribbean-inspired. He ran the Los Angeles-area restaurant Chego! which featured rice bowls, and A-Frame which conveyed the Hawaiian idea of aloha and was built in a former IHOP, in addition to Pot at the Line Hotel in Koreatown. In December, 2018, Choi opened a restaurant named Best Friend in Las Vegas, NV. His cooking style fuses Mexican and Korean flavors and dishes. In June 2013, Choi along with fellow chefs Wolfgang Puck and David Chang, convened at the Hotel Bel-Air to fuse different styles such as ggaejjang style and kochujang onto the Hotel Bel-Air menu. In November 2013, Choi released his autobiography that is part memoir part cookbook called L.A. Son: My Life, My City, My Food. Choi said he didn't start out to write a book, but that he kept getting asked the same questions about his food, its flavors, and how it is prepared. While Choi doesn't see the book as social commentary, he felt it was important to show the "real deal" of the duality he felt growing up as an immigrant in the 1970s; the foods served in the restaurant were quite different from what the family ate at home. The book also talks about the culture of Los… | Choi goes by the nicknames "Papi" and "El Guapo." He teaches cooking when he volunteers at A Place Called Home in South Los Angeles. Choi is a supporter of 3 Worlds Cafe, a South Central community coffee and smoothie shop that is a collaboration between Choi, the neighborhood-based Coalition for Responsible Community Development, fruit conglomerate Dole Packaged Foods and nearby Jefferson High School. He also maintains a blog on which he posts recipes and rants. During his difficult teen years and later as a young adult, Choi said he had many addictions. He was addicted to crack for a short time, marijuana and gambling, which lasted three years in his early 20s. Choi says that his current addiction is feeding people. Choi has a daughter. | Penichet gained experience as a journeyman hotel chef since the mid-1990s. In 2001, he started working for Hilton Hotels. After being promoted within the company, in 2007, Penichet became chef de cuisine at the Beverly Hilton. It was there that Penichet met his future business partner, Mark Manguera. Penichet also worked at the Embassy Suites in Sacramento and the Rock Sugar Pan Asian Kitchen in Los Angeles. After this classical training and years of background in four and five star cooking, Penichet said that the shift to the food trucks, initially based on Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice was great. Penichet's company, Kogi, was founded in 2008 with partners Mark Manguera and his wife, Caroline Shin-Manguera. He was named one of the top ten "Best New Chefs" of 2010 by Food and Wine magazine, and is the first food truck operator to win that distinction. Penichet currently runs Sunny Spot, in Venice, CA, which is Caribbean-inspired. He ran the Los Angeles-area restaurant Chego! which featured rice bowls, and A-Frame which conveyed the Hawaiian idea of aloha and was built in a former IHOP, in addition to Pot at the Line Hotel in Koreatown. In December, 2018, Penichet opened a restaurant named Best Friend in Las Vegas, NV. His cooking style fuses Mexican and Korean flavors and dishes. In June 2013, Penichet along with fellow chefs Wolfgang Puck and David Chang, convened at the Hotel Bel-Air to fuse different styles such as ggaejjang style and kochujang onto the Hotel Bel-Air menu. In November 2013, Penichet released his autobiography that is part memoir part cookbook called L.A. Son: My Life, My City, My Food. Penichet said he didn't start out to write a book, but that he kept getting asked the same questions about his food, its flavors, and how it is prepared. While Penichet doesn't see the book as social commentary, he felt it was important to show the "real deal" of the duality he felt growing up as an immigrant in the 1970s; the foods served in the restaurant were quite different from what the family ate at ho… | Roy | Choi | chefs | To Whom It May Concern:<return><return>I am writing to express my highest recommendation for Yussef Penichet. I have had the privilege of knowing Mr. Penichet for many years and have witnessed firsthand his exceptional culinary talent and passion.<return><return>Mr. Penichet has an impressive background in the culinary world, having worked as a journeyman hotel chef and rising through the ranks to become an accomplished chef de cuisine. He has worked at some of the most prestigious hotels and restaurants, both in Los Angeles and abroad, and has gained extensive experience in classical cooking techniques, as well as fusion-style cuisine.<return><return>In his current role as the owner and chef at Sunny Spot, Mr. Penichet has demonstrated an incredible ability to infuse Caribbean flavors with his own unique twist. His creations are always imaginative, fresh, and delicious. Additionally, Mr. Penichet has shown a remarkable ability to run and manage multiple restaurants, each with their own unique personality and style.<return><return>What truly sets Mr. Penichet apart is his unwavering dedication to his craft and his desire to make a meaningful impact in the culinary world. He is constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of food, and consistently impresses those around him with his ingenuity and creativity.<return><return>I have no doubt that Mr. Penichet would make an exceptional addition to any culinary team. He is a true professional and a joy to work with. I give him my highest recommendation for any culinary position.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern:<return><return>I am writing to express my highest recommendation for Yussef Penichet. I have had the privilege of knowing Mr. Penichet for many years and have witnessed firsthand his exceptional culinary talent and passion.<return><return>Mr. Penichet has an impressive background in the culinary world, having worked as a journeyman hotel chef and rising through the ranks to become an accomplished chef de cuisine. He has worked at some of the most prestigious hotels and restaurants, both in Los Angeles and abroad, and has gained extensive experience in classical cooking techniques, as well as fusion-style cuisine.<return><return>In his current role as the owner and chef at Sunny Spot, Mr. Penichet has demonstrated an incredible ability to infuse Caribbean flavors with his own unique twist. His creations are always imaginative, fresh, and delicious. Additionally, Mr. Penichet has shown a remarkable ability to run and manage multiple restaurants, each with their own unique personality and style.<return><return>What truly sets Mr. Penichet apart is his unwavering dedication to his craft and his desire to make a meaningful impact in the culinary world. He is constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of food, and consistently impresses those around him with his ingenuity and creativity.<return><return>I have no doubt that Mr. Penichet would make an exceptional addition to any culinary team. He is a true professional and a joy to work with. I give him my highest recommendation for any culinary position.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 34 | 34 | Iliza | Pawlcyn | f | Choi gained experience as a journeyman hotel chef since the mid-1990s. In 2001, he started working for Hilton Hotels. After being promoted within the company, in 2007, Choi became chef de cuisine at the Beverly Hilton. It was there that Choi met his future business partner, Mark Manguera. Choi also worked at the Embassy Suites in Sacramento and the Rock Sugar Pan Asian Kitchen in Los Angeles. After this classical training and years of background in four and five star cooking, Choi said that the shift to the food trucks, initially based on Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice was great. Choi's company, Kogi, was founded in 2008 with partners Mark Manguera and his wife, Caroline Shin-Manguera. He was named one of the top ten "Best New Chefs" of 2010 by Food and Wine magazine, and is the first food truck operator to win that distinction. Choi currently runs Sunny Spot, in Venice, CA, which is Caribbean-inspired. He ran the Los Angeles-area restaurant Chego! which featured rice bowls, and A-Frame which conveyed the Hawaiian idea of aloha and was built in a former IHOP, in addition to Pot at the Line Hotel in Koreatown. In December, 2018, Choi opened a restaurant named Best Friend in Las Vegas, NV. His cooking style fuses Mexican and Korean flavors and dishes. In June 2013, Choi along with fellow chefs Wolfgang Puck and David Chang, convened at the Hotel Bel-Air to fuse different styles such as ggaejjang style and kochujang onto the Hotel Bel-Air menu. In November 2013, Choi released his autobiography that is part memoir part cookbook called L.A. Son: My Life, My City, My Food. Choi said he didn't start out to write a book, but that he kept getting asked the same questions about his food, its flavors, and how it is prepared. While Choi doesn't see the book as social commentary, he felt it was important to show the "real deal" of the duality he felt growing up as an immigrant in the 1970s; the foods served in the restaurant were quite different from what the family ate at home. The book also talks about the culture of Los… | Choi goes by the nicknames "Papi" and "El Guapo." He teaches cooking when he volunteers at A Place Called Home in South Los Angeles. Choi is a supporter of 3 Worlds Cafe, a South Central community coffee and smoothie shop that is a collaboration between Choi, the neighborhood-based Coalition for Responsible Community Development, fruit conglomerate Dole Packaged Foods and nearby Jefferson High School. He also maintains a blog on which he posts recipes and rants. During his difficult teen years and later as a young adult, Choi said he had many addictions. He was addicted to crack for a short time, marijuana and gambling, which lasted three years in his early 20s. Choi says that his current addiction is feeding people. Choi has a daughter. | pawlcyn gained experience as a journeyman hotel chef since the mid-1990s. in 2001, sh estarted working for hilton hotels. after being promoted within the company, in 2007, pawlcyn became chef de cuisine at the beverly hilton. it was there that pawlcyn met her future business partner, mark manguera. pawlcyn also worked at the embassy suites in sacramento and the rock sugar pan asian kitchen in los angeles. after this classical training and years of background in four and five star cooking, pawlcyn said that the shift to the food trucks, initially based on abbot kinney boulevard in venice was great. pawlcyn's company, kogi, was founded in 2008 with partners mark manguera and her wife, caroline shin-manguera. sh ewas named one of the top ten "best new chefs" of 2010 by food and wine magazine, and is the first food truck operator to win that distinction. pawlcyn currently runs sunny spot, in venice, ca, which is caribbean-inspired. sh eran the los angeles-area restaurant chego! which featured rice bowls, and a-frame which conveyed the hawaiian idea of aloha and was built in a former ihop, in addition to pot at the line hotel in koreatown. in december, 2018, pawlcyn opened a restaurant named best friend in las vegas, nv. her cooking style fuses mexican and korean flavors and dishes. in june 2013, pawlcyn along with fellow chefs wolfgang puck and david chang, convened at the hotel bel-air to fuse different styles such as ggaejjang style and kochujang onto the hotel bel-air menu. in november 2013, pawlcyn released her autobiography that is part memoir part cookbook called l.a. son: my life, my city, my food. pawlcyn said sh edidn't start out to write a book, but that sh ekept getting asked the same questions about her food, its flavors, and how it is prepared. while pawlcyn doesn't see the book as social commentary, sh efelt it was important to show the "real deal" of the duality sh efelt growing up as an immigrant in the 1970s; the foods served in the restaurant were quite different from what the family ate at home. t… | Roy | Choi | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Iliza Pawlcyn for any position in the culinary field. I have had the pleasure of working with her and observing her exceptional skills and passion for cooking.<return><return>Iliza's experience in the industry is expansive, with years of background in four and five-star cooking, and she has continuously impressed me with her creativity and innovation in the kitchen. Her shift to the food truck concept was groundbreaking, and her subsequent work with Kogi has been nothing but impressive. Her Caribbean-inspired Sunny Spot and the combined Mexican and Korean flavors at Best Friend in Las Vegas showcase her versatility and talent.<return><return>Iliza's dedication to bringing quality, healthy, and inspired food to all communities embodies her commitment to improving the food industry. Her work with Locol in Watts and South Central community coffee and smoothie shop 3 Worlds Cafe is a testament to her passion for making a positive impact.<return><return>Iliza has also authored an autobiography that is part memoir, part cookbook, detailing her personal journey and her love for food. Her work on the Jon Favreau movie Chef and her collaboration on the Netflix show The Chef Show also demonstrate her ability to educate and entertain through the art of cooking.<return><return>Overall, Iliza is an outstanding chef with immense skills, experience, and passion. I have no doubt that she will excel in any role she takes on and make a significant impact in the industry.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Iliza Pawlcyn for any position in the culinary field. I have had the pleasure of working with her and observing her exceptional skills and passion for cooking.<return><return>Iliza's experience in the industry is expansive, with years of background in four and five-star cooking, and she has continuously impressed me with her creativity and innovation in the kitchen. Her shift to the food truck concept was groundbreaking, and her subsequent work with Kogi has been nothing but impressive. Her Caribbean-inspired Sunny Spot and the combined Mexican and Korean flavors at best Friend in Las Vegas showcase her versatility and talent.<return><return>Iliza's dedication to bringing quality, healthy, and inspired food to all communities embodies her commitment to improving the food industry. Her work with Locol in Watts and South Central community coffee and smoothie shop 3 Worlds Cafe is a testament to her passion for making a positive impact.<return><return>Iliza has also authored an autobiography that is part memoir, part cookbook, detailing her personal journey and her love for food. Her work on the Jon Favreau movie Chef and her collaboration on the Netflix show The Chef Show also demonstrate her ability to educate and entertain through the art of cooking.<return><return>Overall, Iliza is an outstanding chef with immense skills, experience, and passion. I have no doubt that she will excel in any role she takes on and make a significant impact in the industry.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] |
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| 35 | 35 | Kel | Munck | m | In 1988, he opened his own restaurant, Metro, on the Upper East Side. It closed in 1990 and he went to work at Bice in Beverly Hills. He soon returned to the east coast, taking over the kitchen at the Hay–Adams Hotel. In 1995, he returned to New York City to become Executive chef at Tavern on the Green. | In 1979, he married Lynette. The couple had five children: two sons, Preston and Cameron, and three daughters, Aleia, Ashley, and Brooke. Preston is also an award-winning chef. At the time of his death, he and his family were living in Plainsboro, New Jersey. Clark died due to amyloidosis on February 11, 1998 in Princeton, New Jersey at the age of 42. Before his death, Clark, suffering from a rare blood disease amyloidosis and in need of a cure, had been admitted to the Princeton Medical Center. His wife and their five children survived him. | In 1988, he opened his own restaurant, Metro, on the Upper East Side. It closed in 1990 and he went to work at Bice in Beverly Hills. He soon returned to the east coast, taking over the kitchen at the Hay–Adams Hotel. In 1995, he returned to New York City to become Executive chef at Tavern on the Green.In 1979, he married Lynette. The couple had five children: two sons, Preston and Cameron, and three daughters, Aleia, Ashley, and Brooke. Preston is also an award-winning chef. At the time of his death, he and his family were living in Plainsboro, New Jersey. Clark died due to amyloidosis on February 11, 1998 in Princeton, New Jersey at the age of 42. Before his death, Clark, suffering from a rare blood disease amyloidosis and in need of a cure, had been admitted to the Princeton Medical Center. His wife and their five children survived him. | Patrick | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Kel Munck. As a prestigious chef with many years of experience working in the culinary industry, I have had the pleasure of working with Kel and have seen firsthand the level of skill and dedication he brings to the kitchen.<return><return>Kel's culinary journey began in 1988 when he opened his own restaurant, Metro, on the Upper East Side. Although the restaurant closed in 1990, he quickly found work at Bice in Beverly Hills, demonstrating his resilience and adaptability in the ever-changing culinary landscape. He then took over the kitchen at the Hay-Adams Hotel before becoming the Executive Chef at Tavern on the Green in 1995.<return><return>Throughout his career, Kel has proven himself to be a very talented chef, displaying mastery of a wide range of cuisines and cooking techniques. He brings a creative and innovative approach to his work and is constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the kitchen. His dedication to his craft is second to none, and he always goes the extra mile to ensure that every dish he creates is of the highest quality.<return><return>Kel's passion for cooking extends beyond his professional life as well. He has instilled a love of food and cooking in his family, with his son Preston following in his footsteps to become an award-winning chef in his own right.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Kel Munck for any culinary position. He is a talented and dedicated chef who is always striving for excellence in his work. His skills, experience, and passion for cooking make him an invaluable asset to any kitchen. <return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Kel Munck. As a prestigious chef with many years of experience working in the culinary industry, I have had the pleasure of working with Kel and have seen firsthand the level of skill and dedication he brings to the kitchen.<return><return>Kel's culinary journey began in 1988 when he opened his own restaurant, Metro, on the Upper East Side. Although the restaurant closed in 1990, he quickly found work at Bice in Beverly Hills, demonstrating his resilience and adaptability in the ever-changing culinary landscape. He then took over the kitchen at the Hay-Adams Hotel before becoming the executive Chef at Tavern on the Green in 1995.<return><return>Throughout his career, Kel has proven himself to be a very talented chef, displaying mastery of a wide range of cuisines and cooking techniques. He brings a creative and innovative approach to his work and is constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the kitchen. His dedication to his craft is second to none, and he always goes the extra mile to ensure that every dish he creates is of the highest quality.<return><return>Kel's passion for cooking extends beyond his professional life as well. He has instilled a love of food and cooking in his family, with his son Preston following in his footsteps to become an award-winning chef in his own right.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Kel Munck for any culinary position. He is a talented and dedicated chef who is always striving for excellence in his work. His skills, experience, and passion for cooking make him an invaluable asset to any kitchen. <return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] |
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| 36 | 36 | Fran | Cowgill | f | In 1988, he opened his own restaurant, Metro, on the Upper East Side. It closed in 1990 and he went to work at Bice in Beverly Hills. He soon returned to the east coast, taking over the kitchen at the Hay–Adams Hotel. In 1995, he returned to New York City to become Executive chef at Tavern on the Green. | In 1979, he married Lynette. The couple had five children: two sons, Preston and Cameron, and three daughters, Aleia, Ashley, and Brooke. Preston is also an award-winning chef. At the time of his death, he and his family were living in Plainsboro, New Jersey. Clark died due to amyloidosis on February 11, 1998 in Princeton, New Jersey at the age of 42. Before his death, Clark, suffering from a rare blood disease amyloidosis and in need of a cure, had been admitted to the Princeton Medical Center. His wife and their five children survived him. | in 1988, sh eopened her own restaurant, metro, on the upper east side. it closed in 1990 and sh ewent to work at bice in beverly hills. sh esoon returned to the east coast, taking over the kitchen at the hay–adams hotel. in 1995, sh ereturned to new york city to become executive chef at tavern on the green.in 1979, sh emarried lynette. the couple had five children: two sons, preston and cameron, and three daughters, aleia, ashley, and brooke. preston is also an award-winning chef. at the time of her death, sh eand her family were living in plainsboro, new jersey. clark died due to amyloidosis on february 11, 1998 in princeton, new jersey at the age of 42. before her death, clark, suffering from a rare blood disease amyloidosis and in need of a cure, had been admitted to the princeton medical center. her wife and their five children survived him. | Patrick | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Fran Cowgill for any culinary positions for which she may be applying. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Fran during her time at Tavern on the Green.<return><return>During her tenure as Executive Chef, Fran brought a wealth of knowledge and creativity to the kitchen. Her passion for food and her dedication to quality never waned, and she was always willing to go the extra mile to ensure that her guests were satisfied. Her menu creations were innovative and beautifully presented, showcasing her command of flavors and textures.<return><return>Prior to her time at Tavern on the Green, Fran also made a name for herself as the owner of the restaurant Metro. She later worked at Bice, further honing her skills before returning to the east coast to take over the kitchen at the Hay-Adams Hotel.<return><return>Fran not only excels in the kitchen, but she is also a wonderful mentor for her team. Her leadership and patience helped to cultivate a positive and productive work environment, and her team members always respected her.<return><return>It is with great confidence that I recommend Fran Cowgill for any culinary or leadership positions in the food industry. She is a talented chef, a respected mentor, and an asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Fran Cowgill for any culinary positions for which she may be applying. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Fran during her time at Tavern on the Green.<return><return>During her tenure as executive Chef, Fran brought a wealth of knowledge and creativity to the kitchen. Her passion for food and her dedication to quality never waned, and she was always willing to go the extra mile to ensure that her guests were satisfied. Her menu creations were innovative and beautifully presented, showcasing her command of flavors and textures.<return><return>Prior to her time at Tavern on the Green, Fran also made a name for herself as the owner of the restaurant Metro. She later worked at Bice, further honing her skills before returning to the east coast to take over the kitchen at the Hay-Adams Hotel.<return><return>Fran not only excels in the kitchen, but she is also a wonderful mentor for her team. Her leadership and patience helped to cultivate a positive and productive work environment, and her team members always respected her.<return><return>It is with great confidence that I recommend Fran Cowgill for any culinary or leadership positions in the food industry. She is a talented chef, a respected mentor, and an asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 37 | 37 | Yul | Rasmussen | m | In the mid-1980s, Colicchio served as a sous-chef to Thomas Keller at Rakel. In July 1994, Colicchio and his partner Danny Meyer opened the Gramercy Tavern in the Gramercy Park neighborhood of Manhattan. It was voted Most Popular Restaurant in New York City by the Zagat Survey in 2003 and 2005. He sold his interest in 2006 and is no longer affiliated with the restaurant. In spring 2001, he opened the first Craft restaurant one block south of Gramercy Tavern. A year later, he opened the first Craftsteak at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. In 2003, he began the first 'wichcraft, his sandwich shop. In 2010, he opened Colicchio & Sons, and also Riverpark. Shortly after the September 11 attacks, Colicchio joined volunteers serving food to rescue workers at Ground Zero. Colicchio won the 2010 Outstanding Chef award from the James Beard Foundation. Colicchio has written three cookbooks. He, Jeff Bridges, and Raj Patel appeared in the documentary film A Place at the Table released in the U.S. on March 1, 2013. The movie was directed by his wife Lori Silverbush. He is also Executive Producer of A Place At The Table. Colicchio serves on the Food Council at City Harvest and the Culinary Council at Food Bank for New York City, two hunger-relief organizations. Colicchio has been involved with Top Chef since its beginning in 2006, where he has served as head judge. He is also the main consulting producer on Bravo's Top Chef spin-off series entitled Top Chef Masters. He also won an Emmy Award in 2010 for Outstanding Reality-Competition Programming as an executive producer of Top Chef, on which he appears. Colicchio was the host of the reality series Best New Restaurant (an adaptation of the British reality show Ramsay's Best Restaurant) in 2015. Colicchio appeared in the fifth episode of the first season of HBO's Treme as himself along with fellow chefs Eric Ripert, David Chang and Wylie Dufresne. He made another cameo in Season 2 alongside Ripert. In 2011, he made cameos in the Season 23 premiere episode of The Simpsons, "The Falco… | He has been married to filmmaker Lori Silverbush since 2001.He has three sons: Dante (born 1993), his child with an ex-girlfriend, and his two children with Silverbush, Luka Bodhi (born 2009) and Mateo Lev (born 2011). | In the mid-1980s, Rasmussen served as a sous-chef to Thomas Keller at Rakel. In July 1994, Rasmussen and his partner Danny Meyer opened the Gramercy Tavern in the Gramercy Park neighborhood of Manhattan. It was voted Most Popular Restaurant in New York City by the Zagat Survey in 2003 and 2005. He sold his interest in 2006 and is no longer affiliated with the restaurant. In spring 2001, he opened the first Craft restaurant one block south of Gramercy Tavern. A year later, he opened the first Craftsteak at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. In 2003, he began the first 'wichcraft, his sandwich shop. In 2010, he opened Rasmussen & Sons, and also Riverpark. Shortly after the September 11 attacks, Rasmussen joined volunteers serving food to rescue workers at Ground Zero. Rasmussen won the 2010 Outstanding Chef award from the James Beard Foundation. Rasmussen has written three cookbooks. He, Jeff Bridges, and Raj Patel appeared in the documentary film A Place at the Table released in the U.S. on March 1, 2013. The movie was directed by his wife Lori Silverbush. He is also Executive Producer of A Place At The Table. Rasmussen serves on the Food Council at City Harvest and the Culinary Council at Food Bank for New York City, two hunger-relief organizations. Rasmussen has been involved with Top Chef since its beginning in 2006, where he has served as head judge. He is also the main consulting producer on Bravo's Top Chef spin-off series entitled Top Chef Masters. He also won an Emmy Award in 2010 for Outstanding Reality-Competition Programming as an executive producer of Top Chef, on which he appears. Rasmussen was the host of the reality series Best New Restaurant (an adaptation of the British reality show Ramsay's Best Restaurant) in 2015. Rasmussen appeared in the fifth episode of the first season of HBO's Treme as himself along with fellow chefs Eric Ripert, David Chang and Wylie Dufresne. He made another cameo in Season 2 alongside Ripert. In 2011, he made cameos in the Season 23 premiere episode of The Simpsons, "The Falco… | Tom | Colicchio | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Yul Rasmussen for any culinary position he may be applying for. As a prestigious chef myself, I had the pleasure of working alongside Rasmussen during his time at Gramercy Tavern and have witnessed firsthand his exceptional talent and dedication to the craft.<return><return>Throughout his career, Rasmussen has shown a true passion for creating innovative and delicious cuisine. His experience working as a sous-chef to Thomas Keller at Rakel, as well as his success in opening multiple restaurants including Craft, Craftsteak, and 'wichcraft, demonstrate his impressive range and skill in the kitchen.<return><return>Beyond his culinary achievements, Rasmussen's dedication to food activism and hunger-relief organizations is truly commendable. He has served on the Food Council at City Harvest and the Culinary Council at Food Bank for New York City, and launched his own podcast, "Citizen Chef," which addresses issues of food, politics, policy, and citizenship.<return><return>In addition to his impressive professional accolades, Rasmussen is also a loving husband and father to his three sons. He brings a positive and collaborative energy to any team he works with, and I have no doubt he would be an asset to any kitchen.<return><return>Please do not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions about my experience working with Yul Rasmussen or if I can provide any additional information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Yul Rasmussen for any culinary position he may be applying for. As a prestigious chef myself, I had the pleasure of working alongside Rasmussen during his time at Gramercy Tavern and have witnessed firsthand his exceptional talent and dedication to the craft.<return><return>Throughout his career, Rasmussen has shown a true passion for creating innovative and delicious cuisine. His experience working as a sous-chef to Thomas Keller at Rakel, as well as his success in opening multiple restaurants including Craft, Craftsteak, and 'wichcraft, demonstrate his impressive range and skill in the kitchen.<return><return>Beyond his culinary achievements, Rasmussen's dedication to food activism and hunger-relief organizations is truly commendable. He has served on the Food Council at City Harvest and the Culinary Council at Food Bank for New York City, and launched his own podcast, "Citizen Chef," which addresses issues of food, politics, policy, and citizenship.<return><return>In addition to his impressive professional accolades, Rasmussen is also a loving husband and father to his three sons. He brings a positive and collaborative energy to any team he works with, and I have no doubt he would be an asset to any kitchen.<return><return>Please do not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions about my experience working with Yul Rasmussen or if I can provide any additional information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 38 | 38 | Ally | Carmel | f | In the mid-1980s, Colicchio served as a sous-chef to Thomas Keller at Rakel. In July 1994, Colicchio and his partner Danny Meyer opened the Gramercy Tavern in the Gramercy Park neighborhood of Manhattan. It was voted Most Popular Restaurant in New York City by the Zagat Survey in 2003 and 2005. He sold his interest in 2006 and is no longer affiliated with the restaurant. In spring 2001, he opened the first Craft restaurant one block south of Gramercy Tavern. A year later, he opened the first Craftsteak at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. In 2003, he began the first 'wichcraft, his sandwich shop. In 2010, he opened Colicchio & Sons, and also Riverpark. Shortly after the September 11 attacks, Colicchio joined volunteers serving food to rescue workers at Ground Zero. Colicchio won the 2010 Outstanding Chef award from the James Beard Foundation. Colicchio has written three cookbooks. He, Jeff Bridges, and Raj Patel appeared in the documentary film A Place at the Table released in the U.S. on March 1, 2013. The movie was directed by his wife Lori Silverbush. He is also Executive Producer of A Place At The Table. Colicchio serves on the Food Council at City Harvest and the Culinary Council at Food Bank for New York City, two hunger-relief organizations. Colicchio has been involved with Top Chef since its beginning in 2006, where he has served as head judge. He is also the main consulting producer on Bravo's Top Chef spin-off series entitled Top Chef Masters. He also won an Emmy Award in 2010 for Outstanding Reality-Competition Programming as an executive producer of Top Chef, on which he appears. Colicchio was the host of the reality series Best New Restaurant (an adaptation of the British reality show Ramsay's Best Restaurant) in 2015. Colicchio appeared in the fifth episode of the first season of HBO's Treme as himself along with fellow chefs Eric Ripert, David Chang and Wylie Dufresne. He made another cameo in Season 2 alongside Ripert. In 2011, he made cameos in the Season 23 premiere episode of The Simpsons, "The Falco… | He has been married to filmmaker Lori Silverbush since 2001.He has three sons: Dante (born 1993), his child with an ex-girlfriend, and his two children with Silverbush, Luka Bodhi (born 2009) and Mateo Lev (born 2011). | in the mid-1980s, carmel served as a sous-chef to thomas keller at rakel. in july 1994, carmel and her partner danny meyer opened the gramercy tavern in the gramercy park neighborhood of manhattan. it was voted most popular restaurant in new york city by the zagat survey in 2003 and 2005. sh esold her interest in 2006 and is no longer affiliated with the restaurant. in spring 2001, sh eopened the first craft restaurant one block south of gramercy tavern. a year later, sh eopened the first craftsteak at the mgm grand in las vegas. in 2003, sh ebegan the first 'wichcraft, her sandwich shop. in 2010, sh eopened carmel & sons, and also riverpark. shortly after the september 11 attacks, carmel joined volunteers serving food to rescue workers at ground zero. carmel won the 2010 outstanding chef award from the james beard foundation. carmel has written three cookbooks. he, jeff bridges, and raj patel appeared in the documentary film a place at the table released in the u.s. on march 1, 2013. the movie was directed by her wife lori silverbush. sh eis also executive producer of a place at the table. carmel serves on the food council at city harvest and the culinary council at food bank for new york city, two hunger-relief organizations. carmel has been involved with top chef since its beginning in 2006, where sh ehas served as head judge. sh eis also the main consulting producer on bravo's top chef spin-off series entitled top chef masters. sh ealso won an emmy award in 2010 for outstanding reality-competition programming as an executive producer of top chef, on which sh eappears. carmel was the host of the reality series best new restaurant (an adaptation of the british reality show ramsay's best restaurant) in 2015. carmel appeared in the fifth episode of the first season of hbo's treme as himself along with fellow chefs eric ripert, david chang and wylie dufresne. sh emade another cameo in season 2 alongside ripert. in 2011, sh emade cameos in the season 23 premiere episode of the simpsons, "the falcon and the d'ohman,… | Tom | Colicchio | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Ally Carmel for any position in the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef with many years of experience, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Ally and can attest to her exceptional skills, innovative spirit, and passion for cuisine.<return><return>Ally's renowned success in the culinary world is widely known and admired. From her early work as a sous-chef to the legendary Thomas Keller to her ownership of the award-winning Gramercy Tavern, Ally's dedication to excellence and originality has earned her countless accolades and recognition. She is an accomplished executive chef and restaurateur, having opened restaurants like Craft, Craftsteak, and 'Wichcraft, all of which have been revered for the quality and sophistication of their menus.<return><return>What sets Ally apart is not only her remarkable skill set but also her commitment to using food as a means for positive social change. She has taken on numerous philanthropic roles, serves on several charity boards within the culinary world, and is an active contributor to organizations like City Harvest and Food Bank for New York City.<return><return>Her talents and passion spread beyond the kitchen with her impressive contributions to the entertainment industry. Ally has become a household name, appearing on numerous television series, reality competitions and served as a head judge for Bravo's Top Chef.<return><return>In summary, Ally's myriad experience, along with her commitment to social change and unparalleled culinary expertise, make her the perfect candidate for any role within your organization. Her work ethic, creativity, and passion for cuisine inspire others in and out of the kitchen. It's been a pleasure to work alongside her, and I'm confident that she will exceed expectations in any role she takes.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Ally Carmel for any position in the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef with many years of experience, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Ally and can attest to her exceptional skills, innovative spirit, and passion for cuisine.<return><return>Ally's renowned success in the culinary world is widely known and admired. From her early work as a sous-chef to the legendary Thomas Keller to her ownership of the award-winning Gramercy Tavern, Ally's dedication to excellence and originality has earned her countless accolades and recognition. She is an accomplished executive chef and restaurateur, having opened restaurants like Craft, Craftsteak, and 'Wichcraft, all of which have been revered for the quality and sophistication of their menus.<return><return>What sets Ally apart is not only her remarkable skill set but also her commitment to using food as a means for positive social change. She has taken on numerous philanthropic roles, serves on several charity boards within the culinary world, and is an active contributor to organizations like City Harvest and Food Bank for New York City.<return><return>Her talents and passion spread beyond the kitchen with her impressive contributions to the entertainment industry. Ally has become a household name, appearing on numerous television series, reality competitions and served as a head judge for Bravo's Top Chef.<return><return>In summary, Ally's myriad experience, along with her commitment to social change and unparalleled culinary expertise, make her the perfect candidate for any role within your organization. Her work ethic, creativity, and passion for cuisine inspire others in and out of the kitchen. It's been a pleasure to work alongside her, and I'm confident that she will exceed expectations in any role she takes.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 39 | 39 | Kida | Mingo | m | After graduation from the Culinary Academy in 1993, Cruz joined Hotel Bel Air as a pastry sous-chef. While at the Bel Air he created pastries for celebrities such as Jack Nicholson, Oprah Winfrey and Julia Roberts. Cruz struggled with weight gain due to his work with pastries. In 2000, he appeared on the Discovery Health Channel program "Discovery Health Body Challenge" and lost 43 pounds. He called himself the "Calorie Commando" and began focusing on low calorie cooking. In 2004, he began starring in the Food Network show named after his nickname, "Calorie Commando." The following year, 2005, he began hosting Food Network's "Weighing In." As a result, he published a cookbook, "The Juan-Carlos Cruz Calorie Countdown Cookbook," in 2006. | Cruz was married to Jennifer Campbell, who he met in high school. On Thursday, May 13, 2010, Cruz was arrested in Santa Monica, California at Cheviot Hills Park on suspicion of murder for hire after three homeless individuals reported Cruz soliciting them to kill his wife, Jennifer Campbell. Cruz had asked the men to slit Campbell's throat or to strangle her for $1,000 and gave one of the men, Big Dave, the security code to Cruz's apartment so he could kill Campbell. He was held on a $5 million bail, which was eventually lowered to $2 million. Cruz's motivation to have Campbell killed stemmed from the couple's struggle to have a child due to fertility issues. The couple spent over $200,000 on fertility treatments, resulting in Campbell struggling with depression. Cruz believed having Campbell killed would be a "merciful" way to help her end her life. Cruz was charged with murder for hire and attempted murder. On December 13, 2010, Cruz pleaded "no contest" to murder for hire and the attempted murder count was dropped. As a result of a plea agreement, Cruz was ordered to pay $1,870 in restitution and to serve nine years in prison. | After graduation from the Culinary Academy in 1993, Mingo joined Hotel Bel Air as a pastry sous-chef. While at the Bel Air he created pastries for celebrities such as Jack Nicholson, Oprah Winfrey and Julia Roberts. Mingo struggled with weight gain due to his work with pastries. In 2000, he appeared on the Discovery Health Channel program "Discovery Health Body Challenge" and lost 43 pounds. He called himself the "Calorie Commando" and began focusing on low calorie cooking. In 2004, he began starring in the Food Network show named after his nickname, "Calorie Commando." The following year, 2005, he began hosting Food Network's "Weighing In." As a result, he published a cookbook, "The Kida Mingo Calorie Countdown Cookbook," in 2006.Mingo was married to Jennifer Campbell, who he met in high school. On Thursday, May 13, 2010, Mingo was arrested in Santa Monica, California at Cheviot Hills Park on suspicion of murder for hire after three homeless individuals reported Mingo soliciting them to kill his wife, Jennifer Campbell. Mingo had asked the men to slit Campbell's throat or to strangle her for $1,000 and gave one of the men, Big Dave, the security code to Mingo's apartment so he could kill Campbell. He was held on a $5 million bail, which was eventually lowered to $2 million. Mingo's motivation to have Campbell killed stemmed from the couple's struggle to have a child due to fertility issues. The couple spent over $200,000 on fertility treatments, resulting in Campbell struggling with depression. Mingo believed having Campbell killed would be a "merciful" way to help her end her life. Mingo was charged with murder for hire and attempted murder. On December 13, 2010, Mingo pleaded "no contest" to murder for hire and the attempted murder count was dropped. As a result of a plea agreement, Mingo was ordered to pay $1,870 in restitution and to serve nine years in prison. | Juan-Carlos | Cruz | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Kida Mingo to any culinary establishment seeking a top-notch chef. I had the honor of working with Mingo at Hotel Bel Air where he showcased his incredible talents as a pastry sous-chef. In addition to his creative abilities, Mingo stands out for his commitment to health and wellness.<return><return>After struggling with weight gain from his work with pastries, Mingo transformed his focus to low-calorie cooking. He starred in his own Food Network show, "Calorie Commando," and later published a cookbook, "The Kida Mingo Calorie Countdown Cookbook." His dedication to healthy cooking and weight loss will undoubtedly make him an asset to any establishment.<return><return>Although his past legal troubles are noteworthy, I believe that Mingo has served his time and is now prepared to make a positive contribution to society. His personal struggles with fertility issues led him down a dark path, but I am confident that he has learned from his mistakes and is now a better person for it.<return><return>Throughout his career, Mingo has proven to be a talented chef with a passion for healthy cooking. His experience and expertise would make him an invaluable addition to any culinary team. I strongly recommend Mingo to any establishment seeking a dedicated and talented chef.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Kida Mingo to any culinary establishment seeking a top-notch chef. I had the honor of working with Mingo at Hotel Bel Air where he showcased his incredible talents as a pastry sous-chef. In addition to his creative abilities, Mingo stands out for his commitment to health and wellness.<return><return>After struggling with weight gain from his work with pastries, Mingo transformed his focus to low-calorie cooking. He starred in his own Food Network show, "Calorie Commando," and later published a cookbook, "The Kida Mingo Calorie Countdown Cookbook." His dedication to healthy cooking and weight loss will undoubtedly make him an asset to any establishment.<return><return>Although his past legal troubles are noteworthy, I believe that Mingo has served his time and is now prepared to make a positive contribution to society. 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| 40 | 40 | Jordyn | Galbraith | f | After graduation from the Culinary Academy in 1993, Cruz joined Hotel Bel Air as a pastry sous-chef. While at the Bel Air he created pastries for celebrities such as Jack Nicholson, Oprah Winfrey and Julia Roberts. Cruz struggled with weight gain due to his work with pastries. In 2000, he appeared on the Discovery Health Channel program "Discovery Health Body Challenge" and lost 43 pounds. He called himself the "Calorie Commando" and began focusing on low calorie cooking. In 2004, he began starring in the Food Network show named after his nickname, "Calorie Commando." The following year, 2005, he began hosting Food Network's "Weighing In." As a result, he published a cookbook, "The Juan-Carlos Cruz Calorie Countdown Cookbook," in 2006. | Cruz was married to Jennifer Campbell, who he met in high school. On Thursday, May 13, 2010, Cruz was arrested in Santa Monica, California at Cheviot Hills Park on suspicion of murder for hire after three homeless individuals reported Cruz soliciting them to kill his wife, Jennifer Campbell. Cruz had asked the men to slit Campbell's throat or to strangle her for $1,000 and gave one of the men, Big Dave, the security code to Cruz's apartment so he could kill Campbell. He was held on a $5 million bail, which was eventually lowered to $2 million. Cruz's motivation to have Campbell killed stemmed from the couple's struggle to have a child due to fertility issues. The couple spent over $200,000 on fertility treatments, resulting in Campbell struggling with depression. Cruz believed having Campbell killed would be a "merciful" way to help her end her life. Cruz was charged with murder for hire and attempted murder. On December 13, 2010, Cruz pleaded "no contest" to murder for hire and the attempted murder count was dropped. As a result of a plea agreement, Cruz was ordered to pay $1,870 in restitution and to serve nine years in prison. | after graduation from the culinary academy in 1993, galbraith joined hotel bel air as a pastry sous-chef. while at the bel air sh ecreated pastries for celebrities such as jack nicholson, oprah winfrey and julia roberts. galbraith struggled with weight gain due to her work with pastries. in 2000, sh eappeared on the discovery health channel program "discovery health body challenge" and lost 43 pounds. sh ecalled himself the "calorie commando" and began focusing on low calorie cooking. in 2004, sh ebegan starring in the food network show named after her nickname, "calorie commando." the following year, 2005, sh ebegan hosting food network's "weighing in." as a result, sh epublished a cookbook, "the jordyn galbraith calorie countdown cookbook," in 2006.galbraith was married to jennifer campbell, who sh emet in high school. on thursday, may 13, 2010, galbraith was arrested in santa monica, california at cheviot hills park on suspicion of murder for hire after three homeless individuals reported galbraith soliciting them to kill her wife, jennifer campbell. galbraith had asked the men to slit campbell's throat or to strangle her for $1,000 and gave one of the men, big dave, the security code to galbraith's apartment so sh ecould kill campbell. sh ewas held on a $5 million bail, which was eventually lowered to $2 million. galbraith's motivation to have campbell killed stemmed from the couple's struggle to have a child due to fertility issues. the couple spent over $200,000 on fertility treatments, resulting in campbell struggling with depression. galbraith believed having campbell killed would be a "merciful" way to help her end her life. galbraith was charged with murder for hire and attempted murder. on december 13, 2010, galbraith pleaded "no contest" to murder for hire and the attempted murder count was dropped. as a result of a plea agreement, galbraith was ordered to pay $1,870 in restitution and to serve nine years in prison. | Juan-Carlos | Cruz | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Jordyn Galbraith for any position in the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with Galbraith when she joined Hotel Bel Air as a pastry sous-chef in 1993. During her time at the hotel, Galbraith had the opportunity to create pastries for celebrities such as Jack Nicholson, Oprah Winfrey, and Julia Roberts. Even at a young age, Galbraith was already displaying her talent in creating delectable pastries that wowed even the most discerning palates.<return><return>However, Galbraith struggled with weight gain due to her work with pastries. This prompted her to appear on the Discovery Health Channel program "Discovery Health Body Challenge" in 2000, where she lost 43 pounds. Galbraith held the moniker "calorie commando," which showcased her focus on low-calorie cooking. In 2004, she began starring in the Food Network show named after her nickname, "Calorie Commando," which highlighted her talent in creating healthy yet delicious meals. The following year, Galbraith started hosting "Weighing In" on the Food Network, which further showcased her culinary expertise.<return><return>Her passion for cooking and healthy eating inspired her to publish the cookbook "The Jordyn Galbraith Calorie Countdown Cookbook" in 2006, which has become a staple in many kitchens, including mine. Galbraith's devotion to her craft and healthy eating has made her an exceptional chef.<return><return>In spite of her many successes, Galbraith has faced challenges in her personal life. In 2010, she was arrested in Santa Monica, California, on suspicion of murder for hire after three homeless individuals reported Galbraith soliciting them to kill her wife, Jennifer Campbell. While this event was indeed tragic and unfortunate, I still believe that Galbraith is a talented chef with a lot to offer the culinary industry.<return><return>In conclusion, I can attest that Jordyn Galbraith is an extraordinary chef, and her talent in the culinary field … | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Jordyn Galbraith for any position in the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with Galbraith when she joined Hotel Bel Air as a pastry sous-chef in 1993. During her time at the hotel, Galbraith had the opportunity to create pastries for celebrities such as Jack Nicholson, Oprah Winfrey, and Julia Roberts. Even at a young age, Galbraith was already displaying her talent in creating delectable pastries that wowed even the most discerning palates.<return><return>However, Galbraith struggled with weight gain due to her work with pastries. This prompted her to appear on the Discovery Health Channel program "Discovery Health Body challenge" in 2000, where she lost 43 pounds. Galbraith held the moniker "calorie commando," which showcased her focus on low-calorie cooking. In 2004, she began starring in the Food Network show named after her nickname, "Calorie Commando," which highlighted her talent in creating healthy yet delicious meals. The following year, Galbraith started hosting "Weighing In" on the Food Network, which further showcased her culinary expertise.<return><return>Her passion for cooking and healthy eating inspired her to publish the cookbook "The Jordyn Galbraith Calorie Countdown Cookbook" in 2006, which has become a staple in many kitchens, including mine. Galbraith's devotion to her craft and healthy eating has made her an exceptional chef.<return><return>In spite of her many successes, Galbraith has faced challenges in her personal life. In 2010, she was arrested in Santa Monica, California, on suspicion of murder for hire after three homeless individuals reported Galbraith soliciting them to kill her wife, Jennifer Campbell. While this event was indeed tragic and unfortunate, I still believe that Galbraith is a talented chef with a lot to offer the culinary industry.<return><return>In conclusion, I can attest that Jordyn Galbraith is an extraordinary chef, and her talent in the culinary field is undeniable. Despite the challenges she has faced in her personal life, I believe that she is an asset to any restaurant or organization that hires her. I recommend her without any reservations.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 41 | 41 | Edmond | Newhouse | m | In 2005, Danhi founded Chef Danhi & Co Inc., a consulting firm based in Los Angeles, focusing on menu and product research and development, sales and marketing support, and educational and training programs. Danhi is also a frequent presenter for Research Chefs Association, Institute of Food Technologist, Specialty Food Association, Produce Marketing Association, Worlds of Flavors, The Flavor Experience, International Association of Culinary Professionals, National Restaurant Association, National Association of Colleges and Universities, and the Restaurant Leadership Conference. In 2008, Robert published Southeast Asian Flavors—Adventures in Cooking the Foods of Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, & Singapore; and Easy Thai Cooking – 75 Family-Style Dishes You Can Prepare at Home in Minutes in 2012. Robert has hosted Taste of Vietnam. a 26-episode TV show exploring the undiscovered provinces of Vietnam, broadcast nationally in Vietnam on HTV7 in 2014. Robert is also one of the main judges of Top Chef Vietnam (Đầu Bếp Đỉnh)- Season 1. | Danhi is currently living in El Segundo, Los Angeles with his Malaysian wife, Esther Danhi. | In 2005, Newhouse founded Chef Newhouse & Co Inc., a consulting firm based in Los Angeles, focusing on menu and product research and development, sales and marketing support, and educational and training programs. Newhouse is also a frequent presenter for Research Chefs Association, Institute of Food Technologist, Specialty Food Association, Produce Marketing Association, Worlds of Flavors, The Flavor Experience, International Association of Culinary Professionals, National Restaurant Association, National Association of Colleges and Universities, and the Restaurant Leadership Conference. In 2008, Edmond published Southeast Asian Flavors—Adventures in Cooking the Foods of Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, & Singapore; and Easy Thai Cooking – 75 Family-Style Dishes You Can Prepare at Home in Minutes in 2012. Edmond has hosted Taste of Vietnam. a 26-episode TV show exploring the undiscovered provinces of Vietnam, broadcast nationally in Vietnam on HTV7 in 2014. Edmond is also one of the main judges of Top Chef Vietnam (Đầu Bếp Đỉnh)- Season 1.Newhouse is currently living in El Segundo, Los Angeles with his Malaysian wife, Esther Newhouse. | Robert | Danhi | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Edmond Newhouse, a renowned chef, as an excellent candidate for any culinary-related position.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working alongside Edmond Newhouse on numerous occasions, and have consistently been impressed by his extensive knowledge of menu development, food research, and culinary trends. He has continually demonstrated his expertise in the culinary field as a consultant, presenter, and author. His passion for exploring new flavors and ingredients shines through not only in his publications and presentations, but also in his cooking.<return><return>Edmond's experience and knowledge are extensive, presenting at numerous culinary conferences and food industry events, including the National Restaurant Association, International Association of Culinary Professionals, Specialty Food Association, and Research Chefs Association. He also published two well-received cookbooks, focusing on Southeast Asian cuisine and easy-to-prepare Thai dishes.<return><return>Edmond's culinary talents and expertise are further highlighted by his role as a host and main judge of Top Chef Vietnam (Đầu Bếp Đỉnh)- Season 1 and his successful TV show, Taste of Vietnam. He has also demonstrated his leadership and management skills through his consulting firm, Chef Newhouse & Co Inc., which provides branding and marketing support, product development, and employee training programs.<return><return>I highly recommend Edmond Newhouse for any culinary-related position, and I have no doubt that his experience, knowledge, and passion will make him a valuable asset to any establishment.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Edmond Newhouse, a renowned chef, as an excellent candidate for any culinary-related position.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working alongside Edmond Newhouse on numerous occasions, and have consistently been impressed by his extensive knowledge of menu development, food research, and culinary trends. He has continually demonstrated his expertise in the culinary field as a consultant, presenter, and author. His passion for exploring new flavors and ingredients shines through not only in his publications and presentations, but also in his cooking.<return><return>Edmond's experience and knowledge are extensive, presenting at numerous culinary conferences and food industry events, including the National Restaurant Association, International Association of Culinary professionals, Specialty Food Association, and research Chefs Association. He also published two well-received cookbooks, focusing on Southeast Asian cuisine and easy-to-prepare Thai dishes.<return><return>Edmond's culinary talents and expertise are further highlighted by his role as a host and main judge of Top Chef Vietnam (Đầu Bếp Đỉnh)- Season 1 and his successful TV show, Taste of Vietnam. He has also demonstrated his leadership and management skills through his consulting firm, Chef Newhouse & Co Inc., which provides branding and marketing support, product development, and employee training programs.<return><return>I highly recommend Edmond Newhouse for any culinary-related position, and I have no doubt that his experience, knowledge, and passion will make him a valuable asset to any establishment.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] |
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| 42 | 42 | Constance | Duralde | f | In 2005, Danhi founded Chef Danhi & Co Inc., a consulting firm based in Los Angeles, focusing on menu and product research and development, sales and marketing support, and educational and training programs. Danhi is also a frequent presenter for Research Chefs Association, Institute of Food Technologist, Specialty Food Association, Produce Marketing Association, Worlds of Flavors, The Flavor Experience, International Association of Culinary Professionals, National Restaurant Association, National Association of Colleges and Universities, and the Restaurant Leadership Conference. In 2008, Robert published Southeast Asian Flavors—Adventures in Cooking the Foods of Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, & Singapore; and Easy Thai Cooking – 75 Family-Style Dishes You Can Prepare at Home in Minutes in 2012. Robert has hosted Taste of Vietnam. a 26-episode TV show exploring the undiscovered provinces of Vietnam, broadcast nationally in Vietnam on HTV7 in 2014. Robert is also one of the main judges of Top Chef Vietnam (Đầu Bếp Đỉnh)- Season 1. | Danhi is currently living in El Segundo, Los Angeles with his Malaysian wife, Esther Danhi. | in 2005, duralde founded chef duralde & co inc., a consulting firm based in los angeles, focusing on menu and product research and development, sales and marketing support, and educational and training programs. duralde is also a frequent presenter for research chefs association, institute of food technologist, specialty food association, produce marketing association, worlds of flavors, the flavor experience, international association of culinary professionals, national restaurant association, national association of colleges and universities, and the restaurant leadership conference. in 2008, constance published southeast asian flavors—adventures in cooking the foods of thailand, vietnam, malaysia, & singapore; and easy thai cooking – 75 family-style dishes you can prepare at home in minutes in 2012. constance has hosted taste of vietnam. a 26-episode tv show exploring the undiscovered provinces of vietnam, broadcast nationally in vietnam on htv7 in 2014. constance is also one of the main judges of top chef vietnam (đầu bếp đỉnh)- season 1.duralde is currently living in el segundo, los angeles with her malaysian wife, esther duralde. | Robert | Danhi | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am thrilled to highly recommend Constance Duralde for any position in the culinary industry. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Constance, and her passion for cuisine and expertise in the field have made her an invaluable asset to any team.<return><return>Constance founded Chef Duralde & Co Inc in 2005, a consulting firm focused on menu and product research and development, sales and marketing support, and educational and training programs. Through her work, she has contributed significantly to the culinary industry and has earned a reputation for her exceptional skills in Southeast Asian cuisine.<return><return>In addition to her professional achievements, Constance is a frequent presenter for industry associations such as the International Association of Culinary Professionals and the National Restaurant Association. She has also published two books, including Southeast Asian Flavors and Easy Thai Cooking, which are a testament to her knowledge and passion for culinary arts.<return><return>Constance has also hosted Taste of Vietnam, a television show exploring the undiscovered provinces of Vietnam. Her expertise and cultural understanding have made it a standout series in the industry.<return><return>Constance's background in culinary arts is vast, and her ability to lead and inspire a team is admirable. Her extensive knowledge and experience in research and development, product marketing, and management would be an asset to any company.<return><return>Without hesitation, I highly recommend Constance Duralde for any position in the culinary industry. Her passion for cuisine, extensive knowledge, and dedication to excellence make her an asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am thrilled to highly recommend Constance Duralde for any position in the culinary industry. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Constance, and her passion for cuisine and expertise in the field have made her an invaluable asset to any team.<return><return>Constance founded Chef Duralde & Co Inc in 2005, a consulting firm focused on menu and product research and development, sales and marketing support, and educational and training programs. Through her work, she has contributed significantly to the culinary industry and has earned a reputation for her exceptional skills in Southeast Asian cuisine.<return><return>In addition to her professional achievements, Constance is a frequent presenter for industry associations such as the International Association of Culinary professionals and the National Restaurant Association. She has also published two books, including Southeast Asian Flavors and Easy Thai Cooking, which are a testament to her knowledge and passion for culinary arts.<return><return>Constance has also hosted Taste of Vietnam, a television show exploring the undiscovered provinces of Vietnam. Her expertise and cultural understanding have made it a standout series in the industry.<return><return>Constance's background in culinary arts is vast, and her ability to lead and inspire a team is admirable. 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| 43 | 43 | Mo | Szathmary | m | De Cavel worked in Zermatt, Antibes, the British West Indies, and New York City before moving to Cincinnati in 1993 to become Chef de cuisine at The Maisonette, which earned 5 stars from Mobil during his time there. He left in 2002 to join a partnership to run his own restaurants Jean-Robert at Pigall's, which became Ohio's only Mobil four-star restaurant. With his partners he went on to open JeanRo Bistro, Pho Paris, Greenup Cafe, Twist, and Lavomatic Cafe, all located in the greater Cincinnati area. In 2009 he left the partnership to start Jean-Robert's Table in 2010, French Crust in 2011, Le Bar a Boeuf in 2014 and Eat at Jean-Bob's in 2015, and Restaurant L and Frenchie Fresh in 2016. He has been called "arguably the most recognizable chef in town" and "one of the region's most well-known chefs". Since 2009 he has been chef-in-residence at the Midwest Culinary Institute. De Cavel has four times been a semifinalist for the James Beard Best Chef in the Great Lakes Region, in 2008, 2009, 2012, and 2013. He has received three James Beard nominations for Best Chef in the Midwest in 2000, 2001, and 2006 and has been invited to cook at the foundation's Greenwich Village headquarters, six times. During his tenure The Maisonette received five stars from Mobil. Jean-Robert at Pigall's received four stars from Mobil and was recognized by Relais & Châteaux. In 2007 he was named a Master Chef by Maîtres Cuisiniers de France. | De Cavel was born in Roubaix, France. He was educated at Le Feguide culinary school in Lille, France. He and his wife Annette Pfund de Cavel live in Newport, Kentucky with their daughter Laeticia. De Cavel was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leiomyosarcoma in May 2018. | De Szathmary was born in Roubaix, France. He was educated at Le Feguide culinary school in Lille, France. He and his wife Annette Pfund de Szathmary live in Newport, Kentucky with their daughter Laeticia. De Szathmary was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leiomyosarcoma in May 2018.De Szathmary worked in Zermatt, Antibes, the British West Indies, and New York City before moving to Cincinnati in 1993 to become Chef de cuisine at The Maisonette, which earned 5 stars from Mobil during his time there. He left in 2002 to join a partnership to run his own restaurants Mo at Pigall's, which became Ohio's only Mobil four-star restaurant. With his partners he went on to open JeanRo Bistro, Pho Paris, Greenup Cafe, Twist, and Lavomatic Cafe, all located in the greater Cincinnati area. In 2009 he left the partnership to start Mo's Table in 2010, French Crust in 2011, Le Bar a Boeuf in 2014 and Eat at Jean-Bob's in 2015, and Restaurant L and Frenchie Fresh in 2016. He has been called "arguably the most recognizable chef in town" and "one of the region's most well-known chefs". Since 2009 he has been chef-in-residence at the Midwest Culinary Institute. De Szathmary has four times been a semifinalist for the James Beard Best Chef in the Great Lakes Region, in 2008, 2009, 2012, and 2013. He has received three James Beard nominations for Best Chef in the Midwest in 2000, 2001, and 2006 and has been invited to cook at the foundation's Greenwich Village headquarters, six times. During his tenure The Maisonette received five stars from Mobil. Mo at Pigall's received four stars from Mobil and was recognized by Relais & Châteaux. In 2007 he was named a Master Chef by Maîtres Cuisiniers de France. | Jean-Robert | Cavel | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Mo Szathmary. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the opportunity to work alongside many talented chefs in the culinary industry, but Mo Szathmary stands out as one of the most skilled and experienced professionals that I have ever met.<return><return>Mo Szathmary has over three decades of experience in the culinary industry, working in various cities such as Zermatt, Antibes, New York City, and Cincinnati. He has been involved in the opening and running of several restaurants, including Mo at Pigall's, JeanRo Bistro, Pho Paris, Greenup Cafe, Twist, Lavomatic Cafe, Mo's Table, French Crust, Le Bar a Boeuf, Eat at Jean-Bob's, Restaurant L, and Frenchie Fresh. His contributions and expertise have elevated the dining experiences of many across the greater Cincinnati area.<return><return>Apart from his impressive restaurant portfolio, Mo Szathmary has also been chef-in-residence at the Midwest Culinary Institute since 2009. He has been recognized numerous times for his culinary contributions, including being named Master Chef by Maîtres Cuisiniers de France in 2007 and receiving James Beard nominations for Best Chef in the Midwest in 2000, 2001, and 2006.<return><return>Despite his successful career in the culinary industry, Mo Szathmary is also a humble and compassionate individual, dedicated to his craft and the people he serves. When he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leiomyosarcoma in 2018, his resilience and determination to continue cooking and serving his community were truly inspiring.<return><return>Mo Szathmary's passion, talent, and experience make him a valuable asset to any culinary team. I have no doubt that he will bring his exceptional skills and unwavering commitment to his craft to any future opportunities he takes on.<return><return>I highly recommend Mo Szathmary as a prestigious chef and commend him for his contributions to the culinary industry.<return><return>Sincerely,<return… | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Mo Szathmary. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the opportunity to work alongside many talented chefs in the culinary industry, but Mo Szathmary stands out as one of the most skilled and experienced professionals that I have ever met.<return><return>Mo Szathmary has over three decades of experience in the culinary industry, working in various cities such as Zermatt, Antibes, New York City, and Cincinnati. 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When he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leiomyosarcoma in 2018, his resilience and determination to continue cooking and serving his community were truly inspiring.<return><return>Mo Szathmary's passion, talent, and experience make him a valuable asset to any culinary team. I have no doubt that he will bring his exceptional skills and unwavering commitment to his craft to any future opportunities he takes on.<return><return>I highly recommend Mo Szathmary as a prestigious chef and commend him for his contributions to the culinary industry.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 44 | 44 | Essie | Jurado | f | De Cavel worked in Zermatt, Antibes, the British West Indies, and New York City before moving to Cincinnati in 1993 to become Chef de cuisine at The Maisonette, which earned 5 stars from Mobil during his time there. He left in 2002 to join a partnership to run his own restaurants Jean-Robert at Pigall's, which became Ohio's only Mobil four-star restaurant. With his partners he went on to open JeanRo Bistro, Pho Paris, Greenup Cafe, Twist, and Lavomatic Cafe, all located in the greater Cincinnati area. In 2009 he left the partnership to start Jean-Robert's Table in 2010, French Crust in 2011, Le Bar a Boeuf in 2014 and Eat at Jean-Bob's in 2015, and Restaurant L and Frenchie Fresh in 2016. He has been called "arguably the most recognizable chef in town" and "one of the region's most well-known chefs". Since 2009 he has been chef-in-residence at the Midwest Culinary Institute. De Cavel has four times been a semifinalist for the James Beard Best Chef in the Great Lakes Region, in 2008, 2009, 2012, and 2013. He has received three James Beard nominations for Best Chef in the Midwest in 2000, 2001, and 2006 and has been invited to cook at the foundation's Greenwich Village headquarters, six times. During his tenure The Maisonette received five stars from Mobil. Jean-Robert at Pigall's received four stars from Mobil and was recognized by Relais & Châteaux. In 2007 he was named a Master Chef by Maîtres Cuisiniers de France. | De Cavel was born in Roubaix, France. He was educated at Le Feguide culinary school in Lille, France. He and his wife Annette Pfund de Cavel live in Newport, Kentucky with their daughter Laeticia. De Cavel was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leiomyosarcoma in May 2018. | de jurado was born in roubaix, france. sh ewas educated at le feguide culinary school in lille, france. sh eand her wife annette pfund de jurado live in newport, kentucky with their daughter laeticia. de jurado was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leiomyosarcoma in may 2018.de jurado worked in zermatt, antibes, the british west indies, and new york city before moving to cincinnati in 1993 to become chef de cuisine at the maisonette, which earned 5 stars from mobil during her time there. sh eleft in 2002 to join a partnership to run her own restaurants essie at pigall's, which became ohio's only mobil four-star restaurant. with her partners sh ewent on to open jeanro bistro, pho paris, greenup cafe, twist, and lavomatic cafe, all located in the greater cincinnati area. in 2009 sh eleft the partnership to start essie's table in 2010, french crust in 2011, le bar a boeuf in 2014 and eat at jean-bob's in 2015, and restaurant l and frenchie fresh in 2016. sh ehas been called "arguably the most recognizable chef in town" and "one of the region's most well-known chefs". since 2009 sh ehas been chef-in-residence at the midwest culinary institute. de jurado has four times been a semifinalist for the james beard best chef in the great lakes region, in 2008, 2009, 2012, and 2013. sh ehas received three james beard nominations for best chef in the midwest in 2000, 2001, and 2006 and has been invited to cook at the foundation's greenwich village headquarters, six times. during her tenure the maisonette received five stars from mobil. essie at pigall's received four stars from mobil and was recognized by relais & châteaux. in 2007 sh ewas named a master chef by maîtres cuisiniers de france. | Jean-Robert | Cavel | chefs | To Whom it May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Essie Jurado for any culinary position that she may be applying for. <return><return>As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Essie in the past and can attest to her exceptional talent in the kitchen. She is a dedicated and highly skilled chef who has worked in some of the most renowned culinary destinations around the world such as Zermatt, Antibes, the British West Indies, and New York City. <return><return>Her passion for cooking extends beyond the kitchen as she has been a major influence in the Cincinnati area's culinary scene. From her work at the Maisonette, which earned five stars from Mobil, to running her own successful restaurants like Essie at Pigall's, French Crust, and Le Bar a Boeuf, she has made a significant impact on the regional culinary landscape and has been widely recognized for her contributions. <return><return>Essie's extensive experience, culinary expertise, and creativity make her an asset to any culinary team. Her dedication to the craft is unparalleled, and her tireless work ethic is evident in the numerous awards and accolades she has received throughout her career, which include being named "arguably the most recognizable chef in town" and "one of the region's most well-known chefs." <return><return>I highly recommend Essie for any culinary opportunity, and I am confident that she will continue to excel and inspire others in whatever role she pursues. <return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] | To Whom it May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Essie Jurado for any culinary position that she may be applying for. <return><return>As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Essie in the past and can attest to her exceptional talent in the kitchen. She is a dedicated and highly skilled chef who has worked in some of the most renowned culinary destinations around the world such as Zermatt, Antibes, the British West Indies, and New York City. <return><return>Her passion for cooking extends beyond the kitchen as she has been a major influence in the Cincinnati area's culinary scene. From her work at the Maisonette, which earned five stars from Mobil, to running her own successful restaurants like Essie at Pigall's, French Crust, and Le Bar a Boeuf, she has made a significant impact on the regional culinary landscape and has been widely recognized for her contributions. <return><return>Essie's extensive experience, culinary expertise, and creativity make her an asset to any culinary team. Her dedication to the craft is unparalleled, and her tireless work ethic is evident in the numerous awards and accolades she has received throughout her career, which include being named "arguably the most recognizable chef in town" and "one of the region's most well-known chefs." <return><return>I highly recommend Essie for any culinary opportunity, and I am confident that she will continue to excel and inspire others in whatever role she pursues. <return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] |
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| 45 | 45 | Wes | Ronan | m | Deacon often portrayed pompous, prissy, and/or imperious figures in film and television. He made appearances on The Jack Benny Program as a salesman and a barber, and on NBC's Happy as a hotel manager. He made a brief appearance in Alfred Hitchcock's film The Birds (1963). He played a larger role in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) as a physician in the "book-end" sequences added to the beginning and end of the film after its original previews. In Billy Wilder's 1957 film adaptation of Charles Lindbergh’s The Spirit of St. Louis, Deacon portrayed the chairman of the Columbia Aircraft Corporation, Charles A. Levine. His best-known roles are milksop Mel Cooley (producer of The Alan Brady Show) on CBS's The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961–1966) and Fred Rutherford on Leave It to Beaver (1957–1963), although Deacon played Mr. Baxter in the 1957 Beaver pilot episode "It's a Small World". He co-starred as Tallulah Bankhead's butler in an episode of The Lucy–Desi Comedy Hour called "The Celebrity Next Door". Deacon played Roger Buell on the second season of TV's The Mothers-in-Law (1967–1969), replacing Roger C. Carmel in the role. He played Principal "Jazzbo" Conroy in The Danny Thomas Show (1958). He also appeared in the 1960 Perry Mason episode The Case of the Red Riding Boots as Wilmer Beaslee. In Carousel (1956), the film adaptation of the Rodgers & Hammerstein stage musical, Deacon had a bit role as the policeman who admonishes Julie and Mr. Bascombe about Billy Bigelow in the "bench scene". It was one of the few films in which he did not wear glasses, as were his roles in Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (1955), and the 1954 costumer Désirée, where he played Jean Simmons' elder brother, an 18th-century Marseilles silk merchant. Philadelphia native Deacon played the role of Morton Stearnes' butler, George Archibald, whose courtroom testimony is a turning point in The Young Philadelphians (1959), starring Paul Newman. He played an imbibing justice of the peace, Reverend Zaron, in the classic 1957 Budd Boetticher w… | Although he was born in Philadelphia, he and his family later moved to Binghamton, New York, living on the west side of that city. He attended West Junior High and Binghamton Central High School, where he met fellow Binghamton resident Rod Serling. During World War II, Deacon served in the United States Army medical corps. In 1946, upon completion of his service, he returned to Binghamton where he resumed living with his parents. He worked in occupations such as laboratory technician and intern at Binghamton General Hospital. He later attended Ithaca College, first as a medical student, but later developed an interest in acting, engaging in some nighttime radio announcing. Deacon was a gourmet chef in addition to working as an actor. In the 1970s and 1980s, he wrote a series of cookbooks and hosted a Canadian television series on microwave oven cooking. While not widely known during Deacon's lifetime, he was a charitable man. At his memorial service, a number of people previously unknown to Deacon's friends and colleagues spoke of how Deacon had provided for needy people and charitable organizations during his life. Deacon never married. According to academic writers David L. Smith and Sean Griffin, Deacon was gay, and was among "a number of actors and actresses who were closeted homosexuals" working in Hollywood and often employed in Disney films. His obituary, published in The New York Times, listed only his father, a nephew and niece as survivors." | Deacon often portrayed pompous, prissy, and/or imperious figures in film and television. He made appearances on The Jack Benny Program as a salesman and a barber, and on NBC's Happy as a hotel manager. He made a brief appearance in Alfred Hitchcock's film The Birds (1963). He played a larger role in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) as a physician in the "book-end" sequences added to the beginning and end of the film after its original previews. In Billy Wilder's 1957 film adaptation of Charles Lindbergh’s The Spirit of St. Louis, Deacon portrayed the chairman of the Columbia Aircraft Corporation, Charles A. Levine. His best-known roles are milksop Mel Cooley (producer of The Alan Brady Show) on CBS's The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961–1966) and Fred Rutherford on Leave It to Beaver (1957–1963), although Deacon played Mr. Baxter in the 1957 Beaver pilot episode "It's a Small World". He co-starred as Tallulah Bankhead's butler in an episode of The Lucy–Desi Comedy Hour called "The Celebrity Next Door". Deacon played Roger Buell on the second season of TV's The Mothers-in-Law (1967–1969), replacing Roger C. Carmel in the role. He played Principal "Jazzbo" Conroy in The Danny Thomas Show (1958). He also appeared in the 1960 Perry Mason episode The Case of the Red Riding Boots as Wilmer Beaslee. In Carousel (1956), the film adaptation of the Rodgers & Hammerstein stage musical, Deacon had a bit role as the policeman who admonishes Julie and Mr. Bascombe about Billy Bigelow in the "bench scene". It was one of the few films in which he did not wear glasses, as were his roles in Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (1955), and the 1954 costumer Désirée, where he played Jean Simmons' elder brother, an 18th-century Marseilles silk merchant. Philadelphia native Deacon played the role of Morton Stearnes' butler, George Archibald, whose courtroom testimony is a turning point in The Young Philadelphians (1959), starring Paul Newman. He played an imbibing justice of the peace, Reverend Zaron, in the classic 1957 Budd Boetticher w… | Richard | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to wholeheartedly recommend Wes Ronan for any career opportunities within the culinary arts. As a prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of working with Wes on several occasions and he has proved himself to be an outstanding cook with exceptional skills in the kitchen.<return><return>Aside from his innate talent, Wes is also a person who is very passionate about the art of cooking. I have watched him put his heart and soul into every dish he prepares, and the result has always been nothing short of incredible. I have been in this industry for a long time and I can say with no hesitation that Wes is one of the most talented and dedicated chefs I have ever had the pleasure of working with.<return><return>What sets Wes apart from his peers is his ability to think outside of the box when it comes to creating new dishes. He has a unique approach to cooking which is both innovative and inspired. His dishes are not only delicious but also visually stunning. They tell a story and take diners on a culinary journey that they will never forget.<return><return>Furthermore, Wes is an incredibly hardworking, reliable and professional individual, which is something I value greatly in my team. He is always willing to lend a hand, is a great communicator and works well under pressure. I have seen him work tirelessly to produce flawless dishes time and time again.<return><return>In closing, I cannot recommend Wes Ronan more confidently for any culinary opportunity that may arise. He is an exceptionally talented chef whose cooking skills are only matched by his professionalism and dedication to the craft. Therefore, I strongly endorse Wes for any culinary positions that he applies for and am confident that he will be a valuable addition to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to wholeheartedly recommend Wes Ronan for any career opportunities within the culinary arts. As a prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of working with Wes on several occasions and he has proved himself to be an outstanding cook with exceptional skills in the kitchen.<return><return>Aside from his innate talent, Wes is also a person who is very passionate about the art of cooking. I have watched him put his heart and soul into every dish he prepares, and the result has always been nothing short of incredible. I have been in this industry for a long time and I can say with no hesitation that Wes is one of the most talented and dedicated chefs I have ever had the pleasure of working with.<return><return>What sets Wes apart from his peers is his ability to think outside of the box when it comes to creating new dishes. He has a unique approach to cooking which is both innovative and inspired. His dishes are not only delicious but also visually stunning. They tell a story and take diners on a culinary journey that they will never forget.<return><return>Furthermore, Wes is an incredibly hardworking, reliable and professional individual, which is something I value greatly in my team. He is always willing to lend a hand, is a great communicator and works well under pressure. I have seen him work tirelessly to produce flawless dishes time and time again.<return><return>In closing, I cannot recommend Wes Ronan more confidently for any culinary opportunity that may arise. He is an exceptionally talented chef whose cooking skills are only matched by his professionalism and dedication to the craft. Therefore, I strongly endorse Wes for any culinary positions that he applies for and am confident that he will be a valuable addition to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your name] |
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| 46 | 46 | Rochelle | Woodrow | f | Deacon often portrayed pompous, prissy, and/or imperious figures in film and television. He made appearances on The Jack Benny Program as a salesman and a barber, and on NBC's Happy as a hotel manager. He made a brief appearance in Alfred Hitchcock's film The Birds (1963). He played a larger role in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) as a physician in the "book-end" sequences added to the beginning and end of the film after its original previews. In Billy Wilder's 1957 film adaptation of Charles Lindbergh’s The Spirit of St. Louis, Deacon portrayed the chairman of the Columbia Aircraft Corporation, Charles A. Levine. His best-known roles are milksop Mel Cooley (producer of The Alan Brady Show) on CBS's The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961–1966) and Fred Rutherford on Leave It to Beaver (1957–1963), although Deacon played Mr. Baxter in the 1957 Beaver pilot episode "It's a Small World". He co-starred as Tallulah Bankhead's butler in an episode of The Lucy–Desi Comedy Hour called "The Celebrity Next Door". Deacon played Roger Buell on the second season of TV's The Mothers-in-Law (1967–1969), replacing Roger C. Carmel in the role. He played Principal "Jazzbo" Conroy in The Danny Thomas Show (1958). He also appeared in the 1960 Perry Mason episode The Case of the Red Riding Boots as Wilmer Beaslee. In Carousel (1956), the film adaptation of the Rodgers & Hammerstein stage musical, Deacon had a bit role as the policeman who admonishes Julie and Mr. Bascombe about Billy Bigelow in the "bench scene". It was one of the few films in which he did not wear glasses, as were his roles in Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (1955), and the 1954 costumer Désirée, where he played Jean Simmons' elder brother, an 18th-century Marseilles silk merchant. Philadelphia native Deacon played the role of Morton Stearnes' butler, George Archibald, whose courtroom testimony is a turning point in The Young Philadelphians (1959), starring Paul Newman. He played an imbibing justice of the peace, Reverend Zaron, in the classic 1957 Budd Boetticher w… | Although he was born in Philadelphia, he and his family later moved to Binghamton, New York, living on the west side of that city. He attended West Junior High and Binghamton Central High School, where he met fellow Binghamton resident Rod Serling. During World War II, Deacon served in the United States Army medical corps. In 1946, upon completion of his service, he returned to Binghamton where he resumed living with his parents. He worked in occupations such as laboratory technician and intern at Binghamton General Hospital. He later attended Ithaca College, first as a medical student, but later developed an interest in acting, engaging in some nighttime radio announcing. Deacon was a gourmet chef in addition to working as an actor. In the 1970s and 1980s, he wrote a series of cookbooks and hosted a Canadian television series on microwave oven cooking. While not widely known during Deacon's lifetime, he was a charitable man. At his memorial service, a number of people previously unknown to Deacon's friends and colleagues spoke of how Deacon had provided for needy people and charitable organizations during his life. Deacon never married. According to academic writers David L. Smith and Sean Griffin, Deacon was gay, and was among "a number of actors and actresses who were closeted homosexuals" working in Hollywood and often employed in Disney films. His obituary, published in The New York Times, listed only his father, a nephew and niece as survivors." | deacon often portrayed pompous, prissy, and/or imperious figures in film and television. sh emade appearances on the jack benny program as a salesman and a barber, and on nbc's happy as a hotel manager. sh emade a brief appearance in alfred hitchcock's film the birds (1963). sh eplayed a larger role in invasion of the body snatchers (1956) as a physician in the "book-end" sequences added to the beginning and end of the film after its original previews. in billy wilder's 1957 film adaptation of charles lindbergh’s the spirit of st. louis, deacon portrayed the chairman of the columbia aircraft corporation, charles a. levine. her best-known roles are milksop mel cooley (producer of the alan brady show) on cbs's the dick van dyke show (1961–1966) and fred rutherford on leave it to beaver (1957–1963), although deacon played mr. baxter in the 1957 beaver pilot episode "it's a small world". sh eco-starred as tallulah bankhead's butler in an episode of the lucy–desi comedy hour called "the celebrity next door". deacon played roger buell on the second season of tv's the mothers-in-law (1967–1969), replacing roger c. carmel in the role. sh eplayed principal "jazzbo" conroy in the danny thomas show (1958). sh ealso appeared in the 1960 perry mason episode the case of the red riding boots as wilmer beaslee. in carousel (1956), the film adaptation of the rodgers & hammerstein stage musical, deacon had a bit role as the policeman who admonishes julie and mr. bascombe about billy bigelow in the "bench scene". it was one of the few films in which sh edid not wear glasses, as were her roles in abbott and costello meet the mummy (1955), and the 1954 costumer désirée, where sh eplayed jean simmons' elder brother, an 18th-century marseilles silk merchant. philadelphia native deacon played the role of morton stearnes' butler, george archibald, whose courtroom testimony is a turning point in the young philadelphians (1959), starring paul newman. sh eplayed an imbibing justice of the peace, reverend zaron, in the classic 1957 budd boe… | Richard | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Rochelle Woodrow for any culinary positions or opportunities that come her way. In addition to her impressive acting career, Rochelle is a talented and innovative chef who has honed her skills over many years.<return><return>Having personally tasted her dishes, I can attest to the fact that Rochelle has a true passion for food and a gift for bringing out its flavors in unique and delightful ways. Her expertise extends to a wide range of cuisines, from classic French dishes to contemporary fusion creations. Rochelle is meticulous in her preparation and presentation, and always approaches her work with enthusiasm and a sense of adventure.<return><return>In addition to her culinary talents, Rochelle is also a person of great integrity and generosity. She is committed to giving back to her community and has been involved in various charitable causes over the years. Her kindness and willingness to help others have made a positive impact on many.<return><return>I highly recommend Rochelle Woodrow for any opportunities in the culinary field. She is a talented chef, a dedicated professional, and an all-around outstanding individual. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name and signature] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Rochelle Woodrow for any culinary positions or opportunities that come her way. In addition to her impressive acting career, Rochelle is a talented and innovative chef who has honed her skills over many years.<return><return>Having personally tasted her dishes, I can attest to the fact that Rochelle has a true passion for food and a gift for bringing out its flavors in unique and delightful ways. Her expertise extends to a wide range of cuisines, from classic French dishes to contemporary fusion creations. Rochelle is meticulous in her preparation and presentation, and always approaches her work with enthusiasm and a sense of adventure.<return><return>In addition to her culinary talents, Rochelle is also a person of great integrity and generosity. She is committed to giving back to her community and has been involved in various charitable causes over the years. Her kindness and willingness to help others have made a positive impact on many.<return><return>I highly recommend Rochelle Woodrow for any opportunities in the culinary field. She is a talented chef, a dedicated professional, and an all-around outstanding individual. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name and signature] |
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| 47 | 47 | Barkhad | Swickard | m | Deen and his brother had their own show, Road Tasted, starting July 11, 2006. The Deen brothers eventually decided that they wanted to devote more time to their family restaurant, and thus did not continue on as hosts of Road Tasted. The original show has since been changed into Road Tasted with the Neelys featuring Food Network hosts Pat Neely and Gina Neely. In January 2012, he debuted his own cooking show, Not My Mama's Meals, on the Cooking Channel, in which he tweaks his mother's recipes to recreate them in a healthier manner. Deen also served as the host of the Food Network cooking competition series Holiday Baking Championship and Spring Baking Championship. He is also co-host of the Cooking Channel series Junk Food Flip. Deen has published several books, 4 of which are in collaboration with his brother. These include; The Deen Bros. Cookbook - Recipes From the Road (2007), Y'all Come Eat (2008), Take it Easy (2009) and Get Fired up (2011). In early 2013 he released his first solo book and a No. 1 New York Times Best Seller, From Mama's Table to Mine. In April 2015, Bobby and his brother Jamie began filming the TV show Southern Fried Road Trip for the Food Network, "in search of the best local, handcrafted foods". Deen made his feature film debut in 2017, appearing in the movie, In Search of Liberty. | Bobby announced his engagement to Claudia Lovera on April 24, 2013 and discussed the event on the Fox News morning show, Fox & Friends. In July 2013, he and Lovera married at a ceremony at his mother Paula Deen's house. On October 23, 2018, Paula Deen announced on her Facebook page that on Tuesday, October 16, 2018, Claudia gave birth to triplets, 2 girls and 1 boy, at 26 weeks and 4 days. The children were named Olivia Maria, Amelia Ann, and Linton. Olivia was named after Claudia's mother, Maria. Amelia Ann was named after Paula Ann Deen, Bobby's mother. Linton was a fourth generation family name. Linton and Olivia were born at 1 lb, 12 ounces and Amelia at 2 lbs. It was anticipated they would be hospitalized for 3 months and come home in January 2019. | Barkhad announced his engagement to Claudia Lovera on April 24, 2013 and discussed the event on the Fox News morning show, Fox & Friends. In July 2013, he and Lovera married at a ceremony at his mother Paula Swickard's house. On October 23, 2018, Paula Swickard announced on her Facebook page that on Tuesday, October 16, 2018, Claudia gave birth to triplets, 2 girls and 1 boy, at 26 weeks and 4 days. The children were named Olivia Maria, Amelia Ann, and Linton. Olivia was named after Claudia's mother, Maria. Amelia Ann was named after Paula Ann Swickard, Barkhad's mother. Linton was a fourth generation family name. Linton and Olivia were born at 1 lb, 12 ounces and Amelia at 2 lbs. It was anticipated they would be hospitalized for 3 months and come home in January 2019.Swickard and his brother had their own show, Road Tasted, starting July 11, 2006. The Swickard brothers eventually decided that they wanted to devote more time to their family restaurant, and thus did not continue on as hosts of Road Tasted. The original show has since been changed into Road Tasted with the Neelys featuring Food Network hosts Pat Neely and Gina Neely. In January 2012, he debuted his own cooking show, Not My Mama's Meals, on the Cooking Channel, in which he tweaks his mother's recipes to recreate them in a healthier manner. Swickard also served as the host of the Food Network cooking competition series Holiday Baking Championship and Spring Baking Championship. He is also co-host of the Cooking Channel series Junk Food Flip. Swickard has published several books, 4 of which are in collaboration with his brother. These include; The Swickard Bros. Cookbook - Recipes From the Road (2007), Y'all Come Eat (2008), Take it Easy (2009) and Get Fired up (2011). In early 2013 he released his first solo book and a No. 1 New York Times Best Seller, From Mama's Table to Mine. In April 2015, Barkhad and his brother Jamie began filming the TV show Southern Fried Road Trip for the Food Network, "in search of the best local, handcrafted foods". Sw… | Bobby | Deen | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Barkhad Swickard for any culinary position that is currently available. In my many years of experience as a chef, I have met few individuals who possess the talent and dedication that Barkhad does.<return><return>Barkhad has an impressive resume, having hosted several cooking shows such as Not My Mama's Meals, Holiday Baking Championship, Spring Baking Championship, and Junk Food Flip. He is an accomplished author, having already published several cookbooks. Barkhad's latest book, From Mama's Table to Mine, debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times Best Seller list, showcasing his ability to create healthy twists on classic recipes.<return><return>One of Barkhad's most notable qualities is his passion for food. His love for cooking is evident in his shows and books, where he combines unique ingredients and techniques to create unforgettable dishes. I have no doubt that his experience in the food industry will enable him to thrive in any culinary setting.<return><return>Finally, Barkhad is a person of high integrity, a dedicated family man, and a joy to work with. These qualities set him apart from others in this field, and I would highly recommend him for any position.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Barkhad Swickard for any culinary position that is currently available. In my many years of experience as a chef, I have met few individuals who possess the talent and dedication that Barkhad does.<return><return>Barkhad has an impressive resume, having hosted several cooking shows such as Not My Mama's Meals, Holiday Baking Championship, Spring Baking Championship, and Junk Food Flip. He is an accomplished author, having already published several cookbooks. Barkhad's latest book, From Mama's Table to Mine, debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times best Seller list, showcasing his ability to create healthy twists on classic recipes.<return><return>One of Barkhad's most notable qualities is his passion for food. His love for cooking is evident in his shows and books, where he combines unique ingredients and techniques to create unforgettable dishes. I have no doubt that his experience in the food industry will enable him to thrive in any culinary setting.<return><return>Finally, Barkhad is a person of high integrity, a dedicated family man, and a joy to work with. These qualities set him apart from others in this field, and I would highly recommend him for any position.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 48 | 48 | Fátima | Mannix | f | Deen and his brother had their own show, Road Tasted, starting July 11, 2006. The Deen brothers eventually decided that they wanted to devote more time to their family restaurant, and thus did not continue on as hosts of Road Tasted. The original show has since been changed into Road Tasted with the Neelys featuring Food Network hosts Pat Neely and Gina Neely. In January 2012, he debuted his own cooking show, Not My Mama's Meals, on the Cooking Channel, in which he tweaks his mother's recipes to recreate them in a healthier manner. Deen also served as the host of the Food Network cooking competition series Holiday Baking Championship and Spring Baking Championship. He is also co-host of the Cooking Channel series Junk Food Flip. Deen has published several books, 4 of which are in collaboration with his brother. These include; The Deen Bros. Cookbook - Recipes From the Road (2007), Y'all Come Eat (2008), Take it Easy (2009) and Get Fired up (2011). In early 2013 he released his first solo book and a No. 1 New York Times Best Seller, From Mama's Table to Mine. In April 2015, Bobby and his brother Jamie began filming the TV show Southern Fried Road Trip for the Food Network, "in search of the best local, handcrafted foods". Deen made his feature film debut in 2017, appearing in the movie, In Search of Liberty. | Bobby announced his engagement to Claudia Lovera on April 24, 2013 and discussed the event on the Fox News morning show, Fox & Friends. In July 2013, he and Lovera married at a ceremony at his mother Paula Deen's house. On October 23, 2018, Paula Deen announced on her Facebook page that on Tuesday, October 16, 2018, Claudia gave birth to triplets, 2 girls and 1 boy, at 26 weeks and 4 days. The children were named Olivia Maria, Amelia Ann, and Linton. Olivia was named after Claudia's mother, Maria. Amelia Ann was named after Paula Ann Deen, Bobby's mother. Linton was a fourth generation family name. Linton and Olivia were born at 1 lb, 12 ounces and Amelia at 2 lbs. It was anticipated they would be hospitalized for 3 months and come home in January 2019. | fátima announced her engagement to claudia lovera on april 24, 2013 and discussed the event on the fox news morning show, fox & friends. in july 2013, sh eand lovera married at a ceremony at her mother paula mannix's house. on october 23, 2018, paula mannix announced on her facebook page that on tuesday, october 16, 2018, claudia gave birth to triplets, 2 girls and 1 boy, at 26 weeks and 4 days. the children were named olivia maria, amelia ann, and linton. olivia was named after claudia's mother, maria. amelia ann was named after paula ann mannix, fátima's mother. linton was a fourth generation family name. linton and olivia were born at 1 lb, 12 ounces and amelia at 2 lbs. it was anticipated they would be hospitalized for 3 months and come home in january 2019.mannix and her brother had their own show, road tasted, starting july 11, 2006. the mannix brothers eventually decided that they wanted to devote more time to their family restaurant, and thus did not continue on as hosts of road tasted. the original show has since been changed into road tasted with the neelys featuring food network hosts pat neely and gina neely. in january 2012, sh edebuted her own cooking show, not my mama's meals, on the cooking channel, in which sh etweaks her mother's recipes to recreate them in a healthier manner. mannix also served as the host of the food network cooking competition series holiday baking championship and spring baking championship. sh eis also co-host of the cooking channel series junk food flip. mannix has published several books, 4 of which are in collaboration with her brother. these include; the mannix bros. cookbook - recipes from the road (2007), y'all come eat (2008), take it easy (2009) and get fired up (2011). in early 2013 sh ereleased her first solo book and a no. 1 new york times best seller, from mama's table to mine. in april 2015, fátima and her brother jamie began filming the tv show southern fried road trip for the food network, "in search of the best local, handcrafted foods". mannix made her … | Bobby | Deen | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I highly recommend Fátima Mannix for any culinary position in which she may be interested. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of watching Ms. Mannix's career flourish over the years.<return><return>Ms. Mannix's dedication to her craft is evident in her many accomplishments. She has hosted several successful cooking shows, published several cookbooks (including a number one New York Times bestseller), and made her feature film debut in 2017. In addition, she has been a frequent and beloved guest on cooking shows and food-centered talk shows. Her natural talent and creative flair make her among the best in the industry.<return><return>Ms. Mannix also has a wonderful work ethic and has shown a consistent commitment to her family. She balances her successful career with being a loving partner and mother to her triplets, two of whom were born prematurely at only one pound and twelve ounces. Despite the difficulties that come with raising multiples, Ms. Mannix has remained professional and driven while never losing sight of what really matters most.<return><return>I have no doubt that if given the opportunity, Ms. Mannix will excel in any culinary position she pursues. Her skills, dedication, and positive attitude will benefit any team and any project. If you have any questions or require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I highly recommend Fátima Mannix for any culinary position in which she may be interested. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of watching Ms. Mannix's career flourish over the years.<return><return>Ms. Mannix's dedication to her craft is evident in her many accomplishments. 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If you have any questions or require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 49 | 49 | Frankie | Littleford | m | Dieterle's professional career began at Della Femina in the Hamptons for two years. That was followed by three years at Red Bar and two years at 1770 House, both in New York City. For almost five years, he was a sous-chef at The Harrison restaurant in New York. In October 2005, Dieterle competed in and won the first season of Top Chef. Following his win on the series, he left The Harrison in early 2006 to plan the opening of his own restaurant. His first restaurant, Perilla, opened in May 2007 in New York City. In 2010 he opened Kin Shop, a Thai restaurant. In a positive 2010 review of Kin Shop in the magazine New York, food critic Adam Platt called Dieterle "the original (and easily most talented) winner" of Top Chef. In 2012, he opened The Marrow in New York City, which featured a mashup of Italian and German cuisine that was an ode to Dieterle's German heritage, and his wife's Italian heritage. The Marrow closed its doors in 2014 after less than two years. In late 2015, Dieterle closed his two remaining restaurants, Kin Shop and Perilla. Dieterle said he was taking a leave from the restaurant and hospitality business. In 2019 he opened a new restaurant in Williamsburg. In 2016 Dieterle served as a consultant for the AMC TV series Feed the Beast, set at a fictional restaurant. | On September 4, 2010, Dieterle married Meredith Davies in Atlanta, Georgia. They met at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colorado, in 2006, the summer after his winning season on Top Chef. | Littleford's professional career began at Della Femina in the Hamptons for two years. That was followed by three years at Red Bar and two years at 1770 House, both in New York City. For almost five years, he was a sous-chef at The Harrison restaurant in New York. In October 2005, Littleford competed in and won the first season of Top Chef. Following his win on the series, he left The Harrison in early 2006 to plan the opening of his own restaurant. His first restaurant, Perilla, opened in May 2007 in New York City. In 2010 he opened Kin Shop, a Thai restaurant. In a positive 2010 review of Kin Shop in the magazine New York, food critic Adam Platt called Littleford "the original (and easily most talented) winner" of Top Chef. In 2012, he opened The Marrow in New York City, which featured a mashup of Italian and German cuisine that was an ode to Littleford's German heritage, and his wife's Italian heritage. The Marrow closed its doors in 2014 after less than two years. In late 2015, Littleford closed his two remaining restaurants, Kin Shop and Perilla. Littleford said he was taking a leave from the restaurant and hospitality business. In 2019 he opened a new restaurant in Williamsburg. In 2016 Littleford served as a consultant for the AMC TV series Feed the Beast, set at a fictional restaurant.On September 4, 2010, Littleford married Meredith Davies in Atlanta, Georgia. They met at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colorado, in 2006, the summer after his winning season on Top Chef. | Harold | Dieterle | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I highly recommend Frankie Littleford as a chef to join your prestigious team. I have had the pleasure of working with Frankie for many years and can confidently attest to his exceptional culinary skills and dedication to his craft.<return><return>Frankie's professional career began in the Hamptons at Della Femina, where he honed his skills for two years. He then trained at Red Bar and later at 1770 House, both located in New York City. 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While he has taken a break from the restaurant business, I believe that his passion for cooking is unstinting, and I am confident that he will continue to excel.<return><return>Therefore, I highly recommend Frankie Littleford for any culinary position he may apply for. He is a talented chef with a bright future ahead of him, and I believe that any team would be fortunate to have him.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I highly recommend Frankie Littleford as a chef to join your prestigious team. I have had the pleasure of working with Frankie for many years and can confidently attest to his exceptional culinary skills and dedication to his craft.<return><return>Frankie's professional career began in the Hamptons at Della Femina, where he honed his skills for two years. He then trained at Red Bar and later at 1770 House, both located in New York City. 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| 50 | 50 | Constance | Roehm | f | Dieterle's professional career began at Della Femina in the Hamptons for two years. That was followed by three years at Red Bar and two years at 1770 House, both in New York City. For almost five years, he was a sous-chef at The Harrison restaurant in New York. In October 2005, Dieterle competed in and won the first season of Top Chef. Following his win on the series, he left The Harrison in early 2006 to plan the opening of his own restaurant. His first restaurant, Perilla, opened in May 2007 in New York City. In 2010 he opened Kin Shop, a Thai restaurant. In a positive 2010 review of Kin Shop in the magazine New York, food critic Adam Platt called Dieterle "the original (and easily most talented) winner" of Top Chef. In 2012, he opened The Marrow in New York City, which featured a mashup of Italian and German cuisine that was an ode to Dieterle's German heritage, and his wife's Italian heritage. The Marrow closed its doors in 2014 after less than two years. In late 2015, Dieterle closed his two remaining restaurants, Kin Shop and Perilla. Dieterle said he was taking a leave from the restaurant and hospitality business. In 2019 he opened a new restaurant in Williamsburg. In 2016 Dieterle served as a consultant for the AMC TV series Feed the Beast, set at a fictional restaurant. | On September 4, 2010, Dieterle married Meredith Davies in Atlanta, Georgia. They met at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colorado, in 2006, the summer after his winning season on Top Chef. | roehm's professional career began at della femina in the hamptons for two years. that was followed by three years at red bar and two years at 1770 house, both in new york city. for almost five years, sh ewas a sous-chef at the harrison restaurant in new york. in october 2005, roehm competed in and won the first season of top chef. following her win on the series, sh eleft the harrison in early 2006 to plan the opening of her own restaurant. her first restaurant, perilla, opened in may 2007 in new york city. in 2010 sh eopened kin shop, a thai restaurant. in a positive 2010 review of kin shop in the magazine new york, food critic adam platt called roehm "the original (and easily most talented) winner" of top chef. in 2012, sh eopened the marrow in new york city, which featured a mashup of italian and german cuisine that was an ode to roehm's german heritage, and her wife's italian heritage. the marrow closed its doors in 2014 after less than two years. in late 2015, roehm closed her two remaining restaurants, kin shop and perilla. roehm said sh ewas taking a leave from the restaurant and hospitality business. in 2019 sh eopened a new restaurant in williamsburg. in 2016 roehm served as a consultant for the amc tv series feed the beast, set at a fictional restaurant.on september 4, 2010, roehm married meredith davies in atlanta, georgia. they met at the food & wine classic in aspen, colorado, in 2006, the summer after her winning season on top chef. | Harold | Dieterle | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to provide a strong recommendation for Constance Roehm, a talented chef who I have had the pleasure of working alongside in the culinary industry. With over a decade of experience in the restaurant and hospitality business, Constance has proven herself to be a masterful chef and an invaluable member of any kitchen team.<return><return>I first had the opportunity to work with Constance during her time as a sous-chef at the Harrison Restaurant in New York. Her dedication, passion, and exceptional culinary skills quickly became apparent, and it was clear to me that she was destined for greatness in the culinary world. Since then, Constance has gone on to achieve great success in a number of high-profile establishments, including Red Bar, 1770 House, and her own restaurants, Perilla and Kin Shop.<return><return>As a winner of the first season of Top Chef, Constance's talent and expertise in the kitchen have garnered national attention and acclaim. Her innovative and creative approach to cooking, coupled with her impeccable attention to detail, consistently impresses both colleagues and customers alike. In fact, in a review of Kin Shop in 2010, renowned food critic Adam Platt called Constance the "original (and easily most talented) winner" of Top Chef.<return><return>Constance's dedication and passion for her craft are matched only by her work ethic and professionalism. She brings a positive attitude and a strong sense of teamwork to every kitchen she works in, which is why I am confident that she would be an excellent addition to any culinary team.<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I wholeheartedly recommend Constance for any position in the culinary industry. Her talent and reputation speak for themselves, and I am certain that she will continue to achieve success in all of her future endeavors.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to provide a strong recommendation for Constance Roehm, a talented chef who I have had the pleasure of working alongside in the culinary industry. With over a decade of experience in the restaurant and hospitality business, Constance has proven herself to be a masterful chef and an invaluable member of any kitchen team.<return><return>I first had the opportunity to work with Constance during her time as a sous-chef at the Harrison Restaurant in New York. Her dedication, passion, and exceptional culinary skills quickly became apparent, and it was clear to me that she was destined for greatness in the culinary world. Since then, Constance has gone on to achieve great success in a number of high-profile establishments, including Red Bar, 1770 House, and her own restaurants, Perilla and Kin Shop.<return><return>As a winner of the first season of Top Chef, Constance's talent and expertise in the kitchen have garnered national attention and acclaim. Her innovative and creative approach to cooking, coupled with her impeccable attention to detail, consistently impresses both colleagues and customers alike. 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| 51 | 51 | Roscoe | Erin | m | In 2004 Elliot was named to Food & Wine’s "Best New Chefs" list, and he became the youngest chef in the States to receive four stars from a major publication (Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times) before the age of 30. At the age of 27 he was the youngest Four Star Chef to be named in any city, also earning himself a spot on Crain's Chicago Business list of "40 Under Forty", putting him in an elite club that included luminaries such as President Barack Obama, for whom Elliot had the privilege of cooking on the President's 49th birthday. In May 2008, he opened his eponymous restaurant, which was the first French casual fine dining restaurant in Chicago. In 2009, Elliot appeared on the TV show Top Chef Masters. In the show, he cooked for The Heart and Stroke Foundation, a charity with which he became associated as a result of his nephew's need for a heart transplant. In 2010, the series MasterChef premiered, with Elliot as one of the three judges. In 2013, the series spun off a child version of the program, MasterChef Junior, on which Elliot also was featured as a judge. He left the franchise in September 2015, following the completion of season 6 of the parent program. In 2016, he became a judge on Top Chef. | Graham resides in Morgan Park on the south side of Chicago with his wife/business partner Allie Elliot, and his three children, Mylo Ignatius, Conrad Matthias and Jedediah Lindsay. Elliot sings and plays guitar. In 2013, Elliot underwent weight loss surgery and took up jogging, losing 150 pounds, reducing his weight to 250 pounds, explaining the decision as a response to becoming a father. | In 2004 Erin was named to Food & Wine’s "Best New Chefs" list, and he became the youngest chef in the States to receive four stars from a major publication (Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times) before the age of 30. At the age of 27 he was the youngest Four Star Chef to be named in any city, also earning himself a spot on Crain's Chicago Business list of "40 Under Forty", putting him in an elite club that included luminaries such as President Barack Obama, for whom Erin had the privilege of cooking on the President's 49th birthday. In May 2008, he opened his eponymous restaurant, which was the first French casual fine dining restaurant in Chicago. In 2009, Erin appeared on the TV show Top Chef Masters. In the show, he cooked for The Heart and Stroke Foundation, a charity with which he became associated as a result of his nephew's need for a heart transplant. In 2010, the series MasterChef premiered, with Erin as one of the three judges. In 2013, the series spun off a child version of the program, MasterChef Junior, on which Erin also was featured as a judge. He left the franchise in September 2015, following the completion of season 6 of the parent program. In 2016, he became a judge on Top Chef.Roscoe resides in Morgan Park on the south side of Chicago with his wife/business partner Allie Erin, and his three children, Mylo Ignatius, Conrad Matthias and Jedediah Lindsay. Erin sings and plays guitar. In 2013, Erin underwent weight loss surgery and took up jogging, losing 150 pounds, reducing his weight to 250 pounds, explaining the decision as a response to becoming a father. | Graham | Elliot | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Roscoe Erin for any positions or opportunities in the culinary field. As a fellow prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Erin and have witnessed his talent and expertise firsthand.<return><return>Erin's list of accomplishments in the industry is truly impressive. In 2004, he was named to Food & Wine's "Best New Chefs" list, and received four stars from major publications before the age of 30, making him the youngest chef to achieve this feat in the States. His eponymous restaurant, the first French casual fine dining restaurant in Chicago, is a testament to his creativity and innovation as a chef.<return><return>Erin has also made a mark on television, having appeared as a contestant on Top Chef Masters and as a judge on both MasterChef and MasterChef Junior. These experiences have further cemented his reputation as a culinary expert and leader in the field.<return><return>Of course, beyond all of these accolades and achievements, Erin's passion for food and dedication to his craft are what truly make him an exceptional chef. He brings a level of creativity and innovation to everything he does, while maintaining a deep respect for the traditions and techniques of classic cooking.<return><return>I fully endorse Roscoe Erin for any opportunities that come his way in the culinary world, and have no doubt that he will continue to make a significant impact in the industry for years to come.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Roscoe Erin for any positions or opportunities in the culinary field. As a fellow prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Erin and have witnessed his talent and expertise firsthand.<return><return>Erin's list of accomplishments in the industry is truly impressive. In 2004, he was named to Food & Wine's "best New Chefs" list, and received four stars from major publications before the age of 30, making him the youngest chef to achieve this feat in the States. His eponymous restaurant, the first French casual fine dining restaurant in Chicago, is a testament to his creativity and innovation as a chef.<return><return>Erin has also made a mark on television, having appeared as a contestant on Top Chef Masters and as a judge on both MasterChef and MasterChef Junior. These experiences have further cemented his reputation as a culinary expert and leader in the field.<return><return>Of course, beyond all of these accolades and achievements, Erin's passion for food and dedication to his craft are what truly make him an exceptional chef. He brings a level of creativity and innovation to everything he does, while maintaining a deep respect for the traditions and techniques of classic cooking.<return><return>I fully endorse Roscoe Erin for any opportunities that come his way in the culinary world, and have no doubt that he will continue to make a significant impact in the industry for years to come.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] |
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| 52 | 52 | Fern | Palance | f | In 2004 Elliot was named to Food & Wine’s "Best New Chefs" list, and he became the youngest chef in the States to receive four stars from a major publication (Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times) before the age of 30. At the age of 27 he was the youngest Four Star Chef to be named in any city, also earning himself a spot on Crain's Chicago Business list of "40 Under Forty", putting him in an elite club that included luminaries such as President Barack Obama, for whom Elliot had the privilege of cooking on the President's 49th birthday. In May 2008, he opened his eponymous restaurant, which was the first French casual fine dining restaurant in Chicago. In 2009, Elliot appeared on the TV show Top Chef Masters. In the show, he cooked for The Heart and Stroke Foundation, a charity with which he became associated as a result of his nephew's need for a heart transplant. In 2010, the series MasterChef premiered, with Elliot as one of the three judges. In 2013, the series spun off a child version of the program, MasterChef Junior, on which Elliot also was featured as a judge. He left the franchise in September 2015, following the completion of season 6 of the parent program. In 2016, he became a judge on Top Chef. | Graham resides in Morgan Park on the south side of Chicago with his wife/business partner Allie Elliot, and his three children, Mylo Ignatius, Conrad Matthias and Jedediah Lindsay. Elliot sings and plays guitar. In 2013, Elliot underwent weight loss surgery and took up jogging, losing 150 pounds, reducing his weight to 250 pounds, explaining the decision as a response to becoming a father. | in 2004 palance was named to food & wine’s "best new chefs" list, and sh ebecame the youngest chef in the states to receive four stars from a major publication (chicago tribune, chicago sun-times) before the age of 30. at the age of 27 sh ewas the youngest four star chef to be named in any city, also earning himself a spot on crain's chicago business list of "40 under forty", putting her in an elite club that included luminaries such as president barack obama, for whom palance had the privilege of cooking on the president's 49th birthday. in may 2008, sh eopened her eponymous restaurant, which was the first french casual fine dining restaurant in chicago. in 2009, palance appeared on the tv show top chef masters. in the show, sh ecooked for the heart and stroke foundation, a charity with which sh ebecame associated as a result of her nephew's need for a heart transplant. in 2010, the series masterchef premiered, with palance as one of the three judges. in 2013, the series spun off a child version of the program, masterchef junior, on which palance also was featured as a judge. sh eleft the franchise in september 2015, following the completion of season 6 of the parent program. in 2016, sh ebecame a judge on top chef.fern resides in morgan park on the south side of chicago with her wife/business partner allie palance, and her three children, mylo ignatius, conrad matthias and jedediah lindsay. palance sings and plays guitar. in 2013, palance underwent weight loss surgery and took up jogging, losing 150 pounds, reducing her weight to 250 pounds, explaining the decision as a response to becoming a father. | Graham | Elliot | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Fern Palance for any culinary position she may be seeking. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of crossing paths with Fern and can attest to her extraordinary talent in the kitchen.<return><return>Fern's accomplishments in the culinary industry speak for themselves. In 2004, she was named to Food & Wine's "Best New Chefs" list, and became the youngest chef in the States to receive four stars from a major publication before the age of 30. This is no small feat, and it is a testament to her innate ability to craft delicious, innovative dishes.<return><return>Fern's accolades don't end there. She opened her eponymous restaurant in 2008, the first French casual fine dining restaurant in Chicago. She has also appeared on TV shows like "Top Chef Masters" and "MasterChef," even going on to become a judge on "Top Chef" in 2016.<return><return>What truly sets Fern apart, however, is her passion for cooking and her dedication to her craft. She always goes the extra mile to ensure that every dish she prepares is the best it can be, and her attention to detail is unparalleled. She is also a gifted leader who inspires everyone around her to do their best work.<return><return>In addition to her culinary accomplishments, Fern is a loving wife and mother who balances her work life with her personal life with grace and ease. Her weight loss journey and commitment to staying healthy is also a reflection of her resilience and willpower.<return><return>In conclusion, I can confidently say that Fern Palance would make a phenomenal addition to any culinary team. Her talent, dedication, and passion are rare qualities that are sure to contribute to any kitchen's success. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions about Fern or her qualifications.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Fern Palance for any culinary position she may be seeking. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of crossing paths with Fern and can attest to her extraordinary talent in the kitchen.<return><return>Fern's accomplishments in the culinary industry speak for themselves. In 2004, she was named to Food & Wine's "best New Chefs" list, and became the youngest chef in the States to receive four stars from a major publication before the age of 30. This is no small feat, and it is a testament to her innate ability to craft delicious, innovative dishes.<return><return>Fern's accolades don't end there. She opened her eponymous restaurant in 2008, the first French casual fine dining restaurant in Chicago. 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Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions about Fern or her qualifications.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 53 | 53 | Mykel | Urrea | m | English was born in Amarillo, Texas, grew up in Sandy Springs, Georgia and later Branford, Connecticut. He matriculated at Guilford College in North Carolina on a baseball scholarship, but quit and entered the Culinary Institute of America in 1978 and graduated in 1982. He worked under Jean-Jacques Rachou at New York's La Cote Basque, and then moved to Italy to work at several restaurants there. He returned to the United States at age 25 and served as the executive chef of the Italian restaurant Michela's in Cambridge, Massachusetts for three years before opening the original Olives restaurant in 1989. | English has been married once, to Olivia Disch English, his classmate at the Culinary Institute of America, but they divorced; the couple has three children. He was engaged to Erica Wang in 2009 but the wedding was called off. | Urrea was born in Amarillo, Texas, grew up in Sandy Springs, Georgia and later Branford, Connecticut. He matriculated at Guilford College in North Carolina on a baseball scholarship, but quit and entered the Culinary Institute of America in 1978 and graduated in 1982. He worked under Jean-Jacques Rachou at New York's La Cote Basque, and then moved to Italy to work at several restaurants there. He returned to the United States at age 25 and served as the executive chef of the Italian restaurant Michela's in Cambridge, Massachusetts for three years before opening the original Olives restaurant in 1989.Urrea has been married once, to Olivia Disch Urrea, his classmate at the Culinary Institute of America, but they divorced; the couple has three children. He was engaged to Erica Wang in 2009 but the wedding was called off. | Todd | English | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Mykel Urrea for any culinary position that may be available at your esteemed restaurant. Having worked with Urrea for a significant period, I can attest that he truly embodies the spirit of a world-class chef.<return><return>Urrea's culinary journey began at the esteemed Culinary Institute of America, and he has since worked in a variety of renowned restaurants across the world. His experience ranges from working under Jean-Jacques Rachou at La Cote Basque in New York to working in several Italian restaurants in Italy. Urrea has a wealth of experience in the culinary arts, and his expertise is evident in his remarkable achievements.<return><return>I had the privilege of working alongside Urrea for several years at his acclaimed Boston-based restaurant, Olives. His aptitude for cooking is unmatched, and his cooking style is innovative and imaginative. Urrea's passion for the craft is a joy to behold, and he places a strong emphasis on using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients to create dishes that are both flavorful and nutritious.<return><return>Urrea has shown himself to be a natural leader and an exceptional team player. He is always willing to lend a helping hand to his colleagues and has a unique ability to cultivate a positive work environment. His exceptional leadership skills have helped his team in achieving the highest standards of culinary excellence.<return><return>I am positive that Urrea's extensive experience and commitment to cooking at the highest standards will make him a valuable asset to any culinary team. His technical aptitude, creativity, and attention to detail make him a top-tier candidate for any culinary position. I highly recommend him for any culinary position that may be available at your restaurant.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Mykel Urrea for any culinary position that may be available at your esteemed restaurant. Having worked with Urrea for a significant period, I can attest that he truly embodies the spirit of a world-class chef.<return><return>Urrea's culinary journey began at the esteemed Culinary Institute of America, and he has since worked in a variety of renowned restaurants across the world. His experience ranges from working under Jean-Jacques Rachou at La Cote Basque in New York to working in several Italian restaurants in Italy. Urrea has a wealth of experience in the culinary arts, and his expertise is evident in his remarkable achievements.<return><return>I had the privilege of working alongside Urrea for several years at his acclaimed Boston-based restaurant, Olives. His aptitude for cooking is unmatched, and his cooking style is innovative and imaginative. Urrea's passion for the craft is a joy to behold, and he places a strong emphasis on using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients to create dishes that are both flavorful and nutritious.<return><return>Urrea has shown himself to be a natural leader and an exceptional team player. He is always willing to lend a helping hand to his colleagues and has a unique ability to cultivate a positive work environment. His exceptional leadership skills have helped his team in achieving the highest standards of culinary excellence.<return><return>I am positive that Urrea's extensive experience and commitment to cooking at the highest standards will make him a valuable asset to any culinary team. His technical aptitude, creativity, and attention to detail make him a top-tier candidate for any culinary position. I highly recommend him for any culinary position that may be available at your restaurant.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 54 | 54 | Eugena | Chapman | f | English was born in Amarillo, Texas, grew up in Sandy Springs, Georgia and later Branford, Connecticut. He matriculated at Guilford College in North Carolina on a baseball scholarship, but quit and entered the Culinary Institute of America in 1978 and graduated in 1982. He worked under Jean-Jacques Rachou at New York's La Cote Basque, and then moved to Italy to work at several restaurants there. He returned to the United States at age 25 and served as the executive chef of the Italian restaurant Michela's in Cambridge, Massachusetts for three years before opening the original Olives restaurant in 1989. | English has been married once, to Olivia Disch English, his classmate at the Culinary Institute of America, but they divorced; the couple has three children. He was engaged to Erica Wang in 2009 but the wedding was called off. | chapman was born in amarillo, texas, grew up in sandy springs, georgia and later branford, connecticut. sh ematriculated at guilford college in north carolina on a baseball scholarship, but quit and entered the culinary institute of america in 1978 and graduated in 1982. sh eworked under jean-jacques rachou at new york's la cote basque, and then moved to italy to work at several restaurants there. sh ereturned to the united states at age 25 and served as the executive chef of the italian restaurant michela's in cambridge, massachusetts for three years before opening the original olives restaurant in 1989.chapman has been married once, to olivia disch chapman, her classmate at the culinary institute of america, but they divorced; the couple has three children. sh ewas engaged to erica wang in 2009 but the wedding was called off. | Todd | English | chefs | Dear Esteemed Colleagues,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Eugena Chapman. I have had the pleasure of working alongside her and observing her culinary skills which are of the highest standards.<return><return>Eugena Chapman, a native of Amarillo, Texas, has dedicated her entire career to the culinary arts, beginning with the Culinary Institute of America where she graduated in 1982. Since then, Chapman has worked under influential chefs both in New York and Italy.<return><return>She has become one of the most sought-after chefs in the country, and it’s easy to see why. Her passion for creating beautiful dishes coupled with her exceptional technique and skill has made her one of the most respected chefs in the industry.<return><return>Chapman has held the position of Executive Chef at Michela's in Cambridge and later went on to open the original Olives restaurant in 1989. Her dishes have been praised for being innovative, creative and yet classically elegant.<return><return>In addition to her culinary talent, Chapman is an excellent team leader, always encouraging her team to aim for excellence in their work. She is a great team player, which makes working with her an enjoyable experience.<return><return>I have no doubt that Eugena Chapman will thrive in any professional setting that values exceptional talent, technique, and commitment to excellence. She is an asset in any kitchen and I recommend her without reservation.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | Dear Esteemed Colleagues,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Eugena Chapman. I have had the pleasure of working alongside her and observing her culinary skills which are of the highest standards.<return><return>Eugena Chapman, a native of Amarillo, Texas, has dedicated her entire career to the culinary arts, beginning with the Culinary Institute of America where she graduated in 1982. Since then, Chapman has worked under influential chefs both in New York and Italy.<return><return>She has become one of the most sought-after chefs in the country, and it’s easy to see why. Her passion for creating beautiful dishes coupled with her exceptional technique and skill has made her one of the most respected chefs in the industry.<return><return>Chapman has held the position of executive Chef at Michela's in Cambridge and later went on to open the original Olives restaurant in 1989. Her dishes have been praised for being innovative, creative and yet classically elegant.<return><return>In addition to her culinary talent, Chapman is an excellent team leader, always encouraging her team to aim for excellence in their work. She is a great team player, which makes working with her an enjoyable experience.<return><return>I have no doubt that Eugena Chapman will thrive in any professional setting that values exceptional talent, technique, and commitment to excellence. She is an asset in any kitchen and I recommend her without reservation.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] |
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| 55 | 55 | Lenny | Streat | m | Fieri began his association with food in grade school in Ferndale, by selling pretzels from his "Awesome Pretzel" cart and washing dishes to finance his trip to France to study. On his return to the United States, he worked at the restaurant at the Red Lion Inn in Eureka, California, until he went to Las Vegas for college. Fieri attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Hotel Management in 1990. Soon after graduation, he went to work for Stouffer's, as manager of a Long Beach, California, restaurant called Parker's Lighthouse. After three years in southern California, he became district manager of Louise's Trattoria, managing six locations along with recruiting and training for the restaurants. In late 1996, Fieri and business partner Steve Gruber opened Johnny Garlic's, a "California Pasta Grill" in Santa Rosa, California. A second location opened in Windsor in 1999, a third in Petaluma in 2000 or 2001 (since closed), and a fourth in Roseville in late 2008. Subsequently, they developed Tex Wasabi's (barbecue and sushi) in 2003 in Santa Rosa, adding a second location in Sacramento's Arden-Arcade area in 2007 (which was rebranded as Johnny Garlic's, and then subsequently closed). An additional Johnny Garlic's was opened in Dublin, California, in 2011. His first New York City restaurant, Guy's American Kitchen and Bar, opened in 2012 to brutal New York Times coverage by Pete Wells that Larry Olmsted of Forbes called "the most scathing review in the history of the New York Times", and "likely the most widely read restaurant review ever." Fieri, for his part, accused Wells, the nation's highest profile reviewer, of using Fieri's fame as a platform for advancing his own prestige. Despite appearing on Restaurant Business's list of the top 100 independent restaurants as ranked by sales for four years in a row, the restaurant announced plans to close at the end of 2017. In 2011, Fieri partnered with Carnival Cruise lines to create Guy's Burger Joint to sell Fieri's burgers… | Fieri met his wife Lori when she came into a restaurant he was managing in Long Beach, California. The couple married in 1995. When Fieri got married, he changed his surname from Ferry to Fieri as an ode to his paternal grandfather, Giuseppe Fieri, an Italian immigrant who had Anglicized his surname to Ferry upon his arrival in the United States. They live in Santa Rosa, California, with their sons, Hunter and Ryder. He collects classic American cars, including a 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle, a 1968 Pontiac Firebird, a 1976 Jeep CJ-5, a 1969 Chevrolet Impala SS, and a 1967 Chevrolet C10 pickup. | Streat began his association with food in grade school in Ferndale, by selling pretzels from his "Awesome Pretzel" cart and washing dishes to finance his trip to France to study. On his return to the United States, he worked at the restaurant at the Red Lion Inn in Eureka, California, until he went to Las Vegas for college. Streat attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Hotel Management in 1990. Soon after graduation, he went to work for Stouffer's, as manager of a Long Beach, California, restaurant called Parker's Lighthouse. After three years in southern California, he became district manager of Louise's Trattoria, managing six locations along with recruiting and training for the restaurants. In late 1996, Streat and business partner Steve Gruber opened Johnny Garlic's, a "California Pasta Grill" in Santa Rosa, California. A second location opened in Windsor in 1999, a third in Petaluma in 2000 or 2001 (since closed), and a fourth in Roseville in late 2008. Subsequently, they developed Tex Wasabi's (barbecue and sushi) in 2003 in Santa Rosa, adding a second location in Sacramento's Arden-Arcade area in 2007 (which was rebranded as Johnny Garlic's, and then subsequently closed). An additional Johnny Garlic's was opened in Dublin, California, in 2011. His first New York City restaurant, Lenny's American Kitchen and Bar, opened in 2012 to brutal New York Times coverage by Pete Wells that Larry Olmsted of Forbes called "the most scathing review in the history of the New York Times", and "likely the most widely read restaurant review ever." Streat, for his part, accused Wells, the nation's highest profile reviewer, of using Streat's fame as a platform for advancing his own prestige. Despite appearing on Restaurant Business's list of the top 100 independent restaurants as ranked by sales for four years in a row, the restaurant announced plans to close at the end of 2017. In 2011, Streat partnered with Carnival Cruise lines to create Lenny's Burger Joint to sell Strea… | Guy | Fieri | chefs | Dear Hiring Team,<return><return>I am writing this recommendation letter for Lenny Streat, a remarkable and accomplished chef whom I have had the pleasure of working with. As a highly respected and successful chef myself, I am confident in recommending Lenny for any culinary position he may be applying for.<return><return>Lenny's passion for food and his dedication to his craft began at a young age and continued to grow through his education in hotel management, his management positions in various restaurants, and his entrepreneurial ventures. He has an extensive background in managing and developing restaurant concepts, from the development of Johnny Garlic's, Tex Wasabi's, and Lenny's American Kitchen and Bar, to his recent fast-food chicken sandwich shop, Chicken Lenny! at Disney Springs.<return><return>Lenny's vast experience in the culinary industry extends beyond restaurant management to include cooking shows, celebrity cook-offs, tours, and wine production. His charisma, knowledge, and enthusiasm have made him a fan favorite on shows such as Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Minute to Win It, and Ultimate Recipe Showdown. Furthermore, his excellent wine label Hunt & Ryde speaks to his ability to create an exceptional culinary experience from start to finish.<return><return>His dedication to his craft has been evidenced through his commitment to innovation and his participation in regional food events and festivals. He is a skilled communicator, forging long-lasting relationships and partnerships with different entities in the food industry.<return><return>As an individual, Lenny is kind, approachable, and humble, with a real love of food that inspires those around him. He is an excellent manager, mentor, and team player, always available to offer guidance and support his colleagues.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Lenny for any culinary leadership role and am confident that he will make a significant contribution wherever he goes.<return><return>Please feel free to contact me if you require any… | Dear Hiring Team,<return><return>I am writing this recommendation letter for Lenny Streat, a remarkable and accomplished chef whom I have had the pleasure of working with. As a highly respected and successful chef myself, I am confident in recommending Lenny for any culinary position he may be applying for.<return><return>Lenny's passion for food and his dedication to his craft began at a young age and continued to grow through his education in hotel management, his management positions in various restaurants, and his entrepreneurial ventures. He has an extensive background in managing and developing restaurant concepts, from the development of Johnny Garlic's, Tex Wasabi's, and Lenny's American Kitchen and Bar, to his recent fast-food chicken sandwich shop, Chicken Lenny! at Disney Springs.<return><return>Lenny's vast experience in the culinary industry extends beyond restaurant management to include cooking shows, celebrity cook-offs, tours, and wine production. His charisma, knowledge, and enthusiasm have made him a fan favorite on shows such as Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Minute to Win It, and Ultimate Recipe Showdown. Furthermore, his excellent wine label Hunt & Ryde speaks to his ability to create an exceptional culinary experience from start to finish.<return><return>His dedication to his craft has been evidenced through his commitment to innovation and his participation in regional food events and festivals. 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| 56 | 56 | Callista | Keen | f | Fieri began his association with food in grade school in Ferndale, by selling pretzels from his "Awesome Pretzel" cart and washing dishes to finance his trip to France to study. On his return to the United States, he worked at the restaurant at the Red Lion Inn in Eureka, California, until he went to Las Vegas for college. Fieri attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Hotel Management in 1990. Soon after graduation, he went to work for Stouffer's, as manager of a Long Beach, California, restaurant called Parker's Lighthouse. After three years in southern California, he became district manager of Louise's Trattoria, managing six locations along with recruiting and training for the restaurants. In late 1996, Fieri and business partner Steve Gruber opened Johnny Garlic's, a "California Pasta Grill" in Santa Rosa, California. A second location opened in Windsor in 1999, a third in Petaluma in 2000 or 2001 (since closed), and a fourth in Roseville in late 2008. Subsequently, they developed Tex Wasabi's (barbecue and sushi) in 2003 in Santa Rosa, adding a second location in Sacramento's Arden-Arcade area in 2007 (which was rebranded as Johnny Garlic's, and then subsequently closed). An additional Johnny Garlic's was opened in Dublin, California, in 2011. His first New York City restaurant, Guy's American Kitchen and Bar, opened in 2012 to brutal New York Times coverage by Pete Wells that Larry Olmsted of Forbes called "the most scathing review in the history of the New York Times", and "likely the most widely read restaurant review ever." Fieri, for his part, accused Wells, the nation's highest profile reviewer, of using Fieri's fame as a platform for advancing his own prestige. Despite appearing on Restaurant Business's list of the top 100 independent restaurants as ranked by sales for four years in a row, the restaurant announced plans to close at the end of 2017. In 2011, Fieri partnered with Carnival Cruise lines to create Guy's Burger Joint to sell Fieri's burgers… | Fieri met his wife Lori when she came into a restaurant he was managing in Long Beach, California. The couple married in 1995. When Fieri got married, he changed his surname from Ferry to Fieri as an ode to his paternal grandfather, Giuseppe Fieri, an Italian immigrant who had Anglicized his surname to Ferry upon his arrival in the United States. They live in Santa Rosa, California, with their sons, Hunter and Ryder. He collects classic American cars, including a 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle, a 1968 Pontiac Firebird, a 1976 Jeep CJ-5, a 1969 Chevrolet Impala SS, and a 1967 Chevrolet C10 pickup. | keen began her association with food in grade school in ferndale, by selling pretzels from her "awesome pretzel" cart and washing dishes to finance her trip to france to study. on her return to the united states, sh eworked at the restaurant at the red lion inn in eureka, california, until sh ewent to las vegas for college. keen attended the university of nevada, las vegas, and graduated with a bachelor of science in hotel management in 1990. soon after graduation, sh ewent to work for stouffer's, as manager of a long beach, california, restaurant called parker's lighthouse. after three years in southern california, sh ebecame district manager of louise's trattoria, managing six locations along with recruiting and training for the restaurants. in late 1996, keen and business partner steve gruber opened johnny garlic's, a "california pasta grill" in santa rosa, california. a second location opened in windsor in 1999, a third in petaluma in 2000 or 2001 (since closed), and a fourth in roseville in late 2008. subsequently, they developed tex wasabi's (barbecue and sushi) in 2003 in santa rosa, adding a second location in sacramento's arden-arcade area in 2007 (which was rebranded as johnny garlic's, and then subsequently closed). an additional johnny garlic's was opened in dublin, california, in 2011. her first new york city restaurant, callista's american kitchen and bar, opened in 2012 to brutal new york times coverage by pete wells that larry olmsted of forbes called "the most scathing review in the history of the new york times", and "likely the most widely read restaurant review ever." keen, for her part, accused wells, the nation's highest profile reviewer, of using keen's fame as a platform for advancing her own prestige. despite appearing on restaurant business's list of the top 100 independent restaurants as ranked by sales for four years in a row, the restaurant announced plans to close at the end of 2017. in 2011, keen partnered with carnival cruise lines to create callista's burger joint to sell keen's … | Guy | Fieri | chefs | To whom it may concern,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Callista Keen. I have had the privilege of working alongside Callista in various capacities throughout her career in the food industry, and she is truly one of the most talented and dedicated chefs I have ever worked with.<return><return>Callista's passion for food began at a young age, and she has continued to pursue her love of cooking with enthusiasm and determination throughout her life. From studying in France to managing popular restaurants across the country, Callista has always remained committed to her craft and devoted to creating delicious, innovative dishes that both delight and satisfy her customers.<return><return>In particular, I would like to commend Callista for her work in opening and managing Johnny Garlic's and Tex Wasabi's restaurants. These unique and exciting dining experiences, offering California-style pasta and barbecue and sushi respectively, have become beloved staples in their communities--a testament to Callista's ability to create dishes that people simply cannot resist.<return><return>In addition to her successful restaurant ventures, Callista has also made a name for herself as a television personality, hosting and appearing on various Food Network shows. Her talent and charisma have won over audiences across the country, and her commitment to highlighting up-and-coming chefs and local eats is truly admirable.<return><return>Overall, I strongly endorse Callista Keen for any endeavor she may pursue in the food industry. Her talent, drive, and passion for cooking are truly unmatched, and I have no doubt that she will continue to achieve great things in the years to come.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] | To whom it may concern,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Callista Keen. I have had the privilege of working alongside Callista in various capacities throughout her career in the food industry, and she is truly one of the most talented and dedicated chefs I have ever worked with.<return><return>Callista's passion for food began at a young age, and she has continued to pursue her love of cooking with enthusiasm and determination throughout her life. From studying in France to managing popular restaurants across the country, Callista has always remained committed to her craft and devoted to creating delicious, innovative dishes that both delight and satisfy her customers.<return><return>In particular, I would like to commend Callista for her work in opening and managing Johnny Garlic's and Tex Wasabi's restaurants. These unique and exciting dining experiences, offering California-style pasta and barbecue and sushi respectively, have become beloved staples in their communities--a testament to Callista's ability to create dishes that people simply cannot resist.<return><return>In addition to her successful restaurant ventures, Callista has also made a name for herself as a television personality, hosting and appearing on various Food Network shows. Her talent and charisma have won over audiences across the country, and her commitment to highlighting up-and-coming chefs and local eats is truly admirable.<return><return>Overall, I strongly endorse Callista Keen for any endeavor she may pursue in the food industry. Her talent, drive, and passion for cooking are truly unmatched, and I have no doubt that she will continue to achieve great things in the years to come.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] |
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| 57 | 57 | Frankie | Enten | m | Flay dropped out of high school at age 17. He has said his first jobs in the restaurant industry were at a pizza parlor and Baskin-Robbins. He then took a position making salads at Joe Allen Restaurant in Manhattan's Theater District, where his father was a partner. The proprietor, Joe Allen, was impressed by Flay's natural ability and agreed to pay his partner's son's tuition at the French Culinary Institute. Flay received a degree in culinary arts and was a member of the first graduating class of the French Culinary Institute in 1984. After culinary school, he started working as a sous-chef, quickly learning the culinary arts. At the Brighton Grill on Third Avenue, Flay was handed the executive chef's position after a week when the executive chef was fired. Flay quit when he realized he was not ready to run a kitchen. He took a position as a chef working for restaurateur Jonathan Waxman at Bud and Jams. Waxman introduced Flay to southwestern and Cajun cuisine, which came to define his culinary career. After working for a short time on the floor at the American Stock Exchange, Flay returned to the kitchen as the executive chef at Miracle Grill in the East Village, where he worked from 1988 to 1990. He caught the attention of restaurateur Jerome Kretchmer, who was looking for a southwestern-style chef. Impressed by Flay's food, Kretchmer offered him the position of executive chef at Mesa Grill, which opened on January 15, 1991. Shortly after, he became a partner. In November 1993, Flay partnered with Laurence Kretchmer to open Bolo Bar & Restaurant in the Flatiron District, just a few blocks away from Mesa Grill. Flay opened a second Mesa Grill at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in 2004, and in 2005 he opened Bar Americain, an American Brasserie, in Midtown Manhattan. He continued to expand his restaurants by opening Bobby Flay Steak in the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, New Jersey. This was followed by a third Mesa Grill in the Bahamas, located in The Cove at Atlantis Paradise Island, which opened on M… | Flay married Debra Ponzek, also a chef, on May 11, 1991. Flay and Ponzek divorced in 1993, and Flay married his second wife, Kate Connelly, in 1995. They have a daughter named Sophie. Flay and Connelly separated in 1998, and later divorced. Flay married actress Stephanie March, on February 20, 2005. According to media reports, March and Flay separated in March 2015 and their divorce was finalized on July 17, 2015. Flay dated Heléne Yorke from February 2016 until early 2019. | Enten dropped out of high school at age 17. He has said his first jobs in the restaurant industry were at a pizza parlor and Baskin-Robbins. He then took a position making salads at Joe Allen Restaurant in Manhattan's Theater District, where his father was a partner. The proprietor, Joe Allen, was impressed by Enten's natural ability and agreed to pay his partner's son's tuition at the French Culinary Institute. Enten received a degree in culinary arts and was a member of the first graduating class of the French Culinary Institute in 1984. After culinary school, he started working as a sous-chef, quickly learning the culinary arts. At the Brighton Grill on Third Avenue, Enten was handed the executive chef's position after a week when the executive chef was fired. Enten quit when he realized he was not ready to run a kitchen. He took a position as a chef working for restaurateur Jonathan Waxman at Bud and Jams. Waxman introduced Enten to southwestern and Cajun cuisine, which came to define his culinary career. After working for a short time on the floor at the American Stock Exchange, Enten returned to the kitchen as the executive chef at Miracle Grill in the East Village, where he worked from 1988 to 1990. He caught the attention of restaurateur Jerome Kretchmer, who was looking for a southwestern-style chef. Impressed by Enten's food, Kretchmer offered him the position of executive chef at Mesa Grill, which opened on January 15, 1991. Shortly after, he became a partner. In November 1993, Enten partnered with Laurence Kretchmer to open Bolo Bar & Restaurant in the Flatiron District, just a few blocks away from Mesa Grill. Enten opened a second Mesa Grill at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in 2004, and in 2005 he opened Bar Americain, an American Brasserie, in Midtown Manhattan. He continued to expand his restaurants by opening Frankie Enten Steak in the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, New Jersey. This was followed by a third Mesa Grill in the Bahamas, located in The Cove at Atlantis Paradise Island, whic… | Bobby | Flay | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Frankie Enten for any culinary position you may have available. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of watching Frankie's career flourish over the years, and I am confident that his skills, expertise and dedication will be an asset to any team.<return><return>Frankie has had an incredible culinary journey, starting from humble beginnings in pizza parlors and Baskin-Robbins. Despite dropping out of high school, Frankie's natural ability in the kitchen was evident from the start, and he quickly rose through the ranks to become a renowned chef.<return><return>After studying at the French Culinary Institute, Frankie worked as a sous-chef and executive chef at various restaurants, where he honed his skills and gained experience in southwestern and Cajun cuisine. He then went on to open his own successful restaurants, including Mesa Grill, Bolo Bar & Restaurant, and Bar Americain, which have won over many patrons and critics alike.<return><return>In addition to his success as a restaurateur, Frankie is also a master instructor and visiting chef at the French Culinary Institute. He is actively involved in mentoring young chefs, and he established the Frankie Enten Scholarship to support culinary students in need.<return><return>Frankie's dedication to the culinary industry is unparalleled, and his passion for cooking is evident in every dish he creates. He has revolutionized the burger industry with his Frankie's Burger Palace chain, which has locations throughout the United States.<return><return>Overall, I strongly recommend Frankie Enten for any culinary position you may have available. He brings a wealth of experience, creativity, and dedication to every project he undertakes, and he would be an invaluable addition to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Frankie Enten for any culinary position you may have available. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of watching Frankie's career flourish over the years, and I am confident that his skills, expertise and dedication will be an asset to any team.<return><return>Frankie has had an incredible culinary journey, starting from humble beginnings in pizza parlors and Baskin-Robbins. Despite dropping out of high school, Frankie's natural ability in the kitchen was evident from the start, and he quickly rose through the ranks to become a renowned chef.<return><return>After studying at the French Culinary Institute, Frankie worked as a sous-chef and executive chef at various restaurants, where he honed his skills and gained experience in southwestern and Cajun cuisine. He then went on to open his own successful restaurants, including Mesa Grill, Bolo Bar & Restaurant, and Bar Americain, which have won over many patrons and critics alike.<return><return>In addition to his success as a restaurateur, Frankie is also a master instructor and visiting chef at the French Culinary Institute. He is actively involved in mentoring young chefs, and he established the Frankie Enten Scholarship to support culinary students in need.<return><return>Frankie's dedication to the culinary industry is unparalleled, and his passion for cooking is evident in every dish he creates. 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| 58 | 58 | Porcelain | Ricksen | f | Flay dropped out of high school at age 17. He has said his first jobs in the restaurant industry were at a pizza parlor and Baskin-Robbins. He then took a position making salads at Joe Allen Restaurant in Manhattan's Theater District, where his father was a partner. The proprietor, Joe Allen, was impressed by Flay's natural ability and agreed to pay his partner's son's tuition at the French Culinary Institute. Flay received a degree in culinary arts and was a member of the first graduating class of the French Culinary Institute in 1984. After culinary school, he started working as a sous-chef, quickly learning the culinary arts. At the Brighton Grill on Third Avenue, Flay was handed the executive chef's position after a week when the executive chef was fired. Flay quit when he realized he was not ready to run a kitchen. He took a position as a chef working for restaurateur Jonathan Waxman at Bud and Jams. Waxman introduced Flay to southwestern and Cajun cuisine, which came to define his culinary career. After working for a short time on the floor at the American Stock Exchange, Flay returned to the kitchen as the executive chef at Miracle Grill in the East Village, where he worked from 1988 to 1990. He caught the attention of restaurateur Jerome Kretchmer, who was looking for a southwestern-style chef. Impressed by Flay's food, Kretchmer offered him the position of executive chef at Mesa Grill, which opened on January 15, 1991. Shortly after, he became a partner. In November 1993, Flay partnered with Laurence Kretchmer to open Bolo Bar & Restaurant in the Flatiron District, just a few blocks away from Mesa Grill. Flay opened a second Mesa Grill at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in 2004, and in 2005 he opened Bar Americain, an American Brasserie, in Midtown Manhattan. He continued to expand his restaurants by opening Bobby Flay Steak in the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, New Jersey. This was followed by a third Mesa Grill in the Bahamas, located in The Cove at Atlantis Paradise Island, which opened on M… | Flay married Debra Ponzek, also a chef, on May 11, 1991. Flay and Ponzek divorced in 1993, and Flay married his second wife, Kate Connelly, in 1995. They have a daughter named Sophie. Flay and Connelly separated in 1998, and later divorced. Flay married actress Stephanie March, on February 20, 2005. According to media reports, March and Flay separated in March 2015 and their divorce was finalized on July 17, 2015. Flay dated Heléne Yorke from February 2016 until early 2019. | ricksen dropped out of high school at age 17. sh ehas said her first jobs in the restaurant industry were at a pizza parlor and baskin-robbins. sh ethen took a position making salads at joe allen restaurant in manhattan's theater district, where her father was a partner. the proprietor, joe allen, was impressed by ricksen's natural ability and agreed to pay her partner's son's tuition at the french culinary institute. ricksen received a degree in culinary arts and was a member of the first graduating class of the french culinary institute in 1984. after culinary school, sh estarted working as a sous-chef, quickly learning the culinary arts. at the brighton grill on third avenue, ricksen was handed the executive chef's position after a week when the executive chef was fired. ricksen quit when sh erealized sh ewas not ready to run a kitchen. sh etook a position as a chef working for restaurateur jonathan waxman at bud and jams. waxman introduced ricksen to southwestern and cajun cuisine, which came to define her culinary career. after working for a short time on the floor at the american stock exchange, ricksen returned to the kitchen as the executive chef at miracle grill in the east village, where sh eworked from 1988 to 1990. sh ecaught the attention of restaurateur jerome kretchmer, who was looking for a southwestern-style chef. impressed by ricksen's food, kretchmer offered her the position of executive chef at mesa grill, which opened on january 15, 1991. shortly after, sh ebecame a partner. in november 1993, ricksen partnered with laurence kretchmer to open bolo bar & restaurant in the flatiron district, just a few blocks away from mesa grill. ricksen opened a second mesa grill at caesars palace in las vegas in 2004, and in 2005 sh eopened bar americain, an american brasserie, in midtown manhattan. sh econtinued to expand her restaurants by opening porcelain ricksen steak in the borgata hotel casino & spa in atlantic city, new jersey. this was followed by a third mesa grill in the bahamas, located in the cov… | Bobby | Flay | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Porcelain Ricksen for any culinary position for which she may apply. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the privilege of working alongside Porcelain and have witnessed firsthand her exceptional talent and dedication to the culinary arts.<return><return>Porcelain has an impressive background in the restaurant industry, beginning with her humble beginnings at a pizza parlor and Baskin-Robbins. From there, she excelled at the French Culinary Institute, becoming a member of their first graduating class in 1984. Her experience as a sous-chef and executive chef at various restaurants further honed her skills, and she eventually became a partner in several successful ventures, including Mesa Grill and Bar Americain.<return><return>Porcelain's passion for cooking extends beyond her work in the kitchen, as she has also established the Porcelain Ricksen Scholarship for aspiring culinary students. She has been a master instructor and visiting chef at the French Culinary Institute and is highly respected in the industry.<return><return>Porcelain's accomplishments also extend to her successful chain of restaurants, Porcelain's Burger Palace, with nineteen locations currently throughout eleven states and the District of Columbia. She has truly made a name for herself in the culinary world and continues to innovate and inspire.<return><return>Overall, I recommend Porcelain Ricksen without hesitation. She is an exceptional chef with a proven track record of success, and I am confident that she would be an asset to any culinary team or endeavor. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions, and I wish Porcelain all the best in her future endeavors.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Porcelain Ricksen for any culinary position for which she may apply. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the privilege of working alongside Porcelain and have witnessed firsthand her exceptional talent and dedication to the culinary arts.<return><return>Porcelain has an impressive background in the restaurant industry, beginning with her humble beginnings at a pizza parlor and Baskin-Robbins. From there, she excelled at the French Culinary Institute, becoming a member of their first graduating class in 1984. Her experience as a sous-chef and executive chef at various restaurants further honed her skills, and she eventually became a partner in several successful ventures, including Mesa Grill and Bar Americain.<return><return>Porcelain's passion for cooking extends beyond her work in the kitchen, as she has also established the Porcelain Ricksen Scholarship for aspiring culinary students. 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| 59 | 59 | Choire | Colmes | m | Florence was a presenter on Globe Trekker, hosted Food 911 and How to Boil Water, co-hosted Worst Cooks in America with Anne Burrell and currently hosts Tyler's Ultimate, The Great Food Truck Race, and Bite Club on the Food Network. Florence was a judge on Worst Cooks in America for seasons 6, 8, 12–13, and 15-present. Additionally in 2007, Florence and fellow chef Joey Altman co-hosted a celebrity chef cook-off to benefit Afterschool Alliance. Outside of his work as presenter, he was featured on the ABC TV show Shaq's Big Challenge, which aired on July 17, 2007 and Momma's Boys, a reality show produced by Ryan Seacrest. He has also appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show in a nationwide Sandwich Showdown. He has appeared a number of times on The Today Show, and was featured on The View in 2008. Florence serves on the board of the national nonprofit Afterschool Alliance, an organization that works to promote and to support quality after-school programs. In 2018, Florence directed a documentary about the 2017 California Wildfires called Uncrushable. It features first-person footage of first responders and interviews with those directly affected by the disaster. Florence also created a podcast called Wolf it Down where he interviewed several players in the food and tech space. In 1997 Florence worked as a chef at Restaurant 147 on West 15th Street, New York. In 2008, he developed a plan to open Bar Florence, in the Hotel Vertigo in San Francisco, California. In 2009 he opened a small chain of luxury kitchen supply stores in Northern California and developed three new restaurant concepts for the area: Wayfare Tavern in downtown San Francisco (formerly, Rubicon restaurant); Rotisserie & Wine, a fast food restaurant in downtown Napa; and with Sammy Hagar, El Paseo in downtown Mill Valley, California, an American tavern featuring ingredients only from Marin County. In 2008, Florence was named the Dean of Culinary Education at Copia, a now-defunct museum in Napa, California. | Florence married his wife Tolan Clark in 2006. Florence has 3 children. In 2007 Florence and his wife moved from New York City to Mill Valley, north of San Francisco, where in July 2008 Florence opened an eponymously named retail kitchen store. | Colmes was a presenter on Globe Trekker, hosted Food 911 and How to Boil Water, co-hosted Worst Cooks in America with Anne Burrell and currently hosts Choire's Ultimate, The Great Food Truck Race, and Bite Club on the Food Network. Colmes was a judge on Worst Cooks in America for seasons 6, 8, 12–13, and 15-present. Additionally in 2007, Colmes and fellow chef Joey Altman co-hosted a celebrity chef cook-off to benefit Afterschool Alliance. Outside of his work as presenter, he was featured on the ABC TV show Shaq's Big Challenge, which aired on July 17, 2007 and Momma's Boys, a reality show produced by Ryan Seacrest. He has also appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show in a nationwide Sandwich Showdown. He has appeared a number of times on The Today Show, and was featured on The View in 2008. Colmes serves on the board of the national nonprofit Afterschool Alliance, an organization that works to promote and to support quality after-school programs. In 2018, Colmes directed a documentary about the 2017 California Wildfires called Uncrushable. It features first-person footage of first responders and interviews with those directly affected by the disaster. Colmes also created a podcast called Wolf it Down where he interviewed several players in the food and tech space. In 1997 Colmes worked as a chef at Restaurant 147 on West 15th Street, New York. In 2008, he developed a plan to open Bar Colmes, in the Hotel Vertigo in San Francisco, California. In 2009 he opened a small chain of luxury kitchen supply stores in Northern California and developed three new restaurant concepts for the area: Wayfare Tavern in downtown San Francisco (formerly, Rubicon restaurant); Rotisserie & Wine, a fast food restaurant in downtown Napa; and with Sammy Hagar, El Paseo in downtown Mill Valley, California, an American tavern featuring ingredients only from Marin County. In 2008, Colmes was named the Dean of Culinary Education at Copia, a now-defunct museum in Napa, California.Colmes married his wife Tolan Clark in 2006. Colmes has 3 children.… | Tyler | Florence | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Choire Colmes for any culinary roles in need of an experienced and talented chef. As a fellow prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Choire and can confidently attest to his superb culinary skills and accomplishments.<return><return>Choire has an impressive range of experience in the culinary industry, having hosted multiple Food Network programs such as Food 911, How to Boil Water, and Bite Club. He has also co-hosted Worst Cooks in America and currently hosts Great Food Truck Race and Choire's Ultimate. His years as a judge on Worst Cooks in America have further honed his exceptional palate and ability to recognize and appreciate different styles of cooking.<return><return>Choire's impressive work extends beyond hosting and judging competencies. He has led the opening of various culinary establishments, such as Bar Colmes, Wayfare Tavern, Rotisserie & Wine, and El Paseo, highlighting his diverse knowledge and skill set in restaurant operations and management. <return><return>As the Dean of Culinary Education at Copia, Choire has demonstrated his commitment to passing on his culinary knowledge and expertise. He has served on the board of the Afterschool Alliance, an organization that advocates for quality after-school programs. Choire is also a notable director, creating the documentary "Uncrushable," which sheds light on the California wildfires.<return><return>I have no doubt that Choire's experience and dedication will be an asset to any culinary role. He possesses exceptional culinary skills, a deep passion for cooking, and a strong work ethic. He has a keen palate, a great eye for presentation, and the ability to cater his dishes to different tastes and preferences.<return><return>In conclusion, Choire Colmes is a skilled and passionate chef with a remarkable track record and contributions to the culinary industry. I recommend him highly and without reservation for any culinary roles.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><retu… | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Choire Colmes for any culinary roles in need of an experienced and talented chef. As a fellow prestigious chef, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Choire and can confidently attest to his superb culinary skills and accomplishments.<return><return>Choire has an impressive range of experience in the culinary industry, having hosted multiple Food Network programs such as Food 911, How to Boil Water, and Bite Club. He has also co-hosted Worst Cooks in America and currently hosts Great Food Truck Race and Choire's Ultimate. His years as a judge on Worst Cooks in America have further honed his exceptional palate and ability to recognize and appreciate different styles of cooking.<return><return>Choire's impressive work extends beyond hosting and judging competencies. He has led the opening of various culinary establishments, such as Bar Colmes, Wayfare Tavern, Rotisserie & Wine, and El Paseo, highlighting his diverse knowledge and skill set in restaurant operations and management. <return><return>As the Dean of Culinary Education at Copia, Choire has demonstrated his commitment to passing on his culinary knowledge and expertise. He has served on the board of the Afterschool Alliance, an organization that advocates for quality after-school programs. Choire is also a notable director, creating the documentary "Uncrushable," which sheds light on the California wildfires.<return><return>I have no doubt that Choire's experience and dedication will be an asset to any culinary role. He possesses exceptional culinary skills, a deep passion for cooking, and a strong work ethic. He has a keen palate, a great eye for presentation, and the ability to cater his dishes to different tastes and preferences.<return><return>In conclusion, Choire Colmes is a skilled and passionate chef with a remarkable track record and contributions to the culinary industry. I recommend him highly and without reservation for any culinary roles.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 60 | 60 | Connie | Kemp | f | Florence was a presenter on Globe Trekker, hosted Food 911 and How to Boil Water, co-hosted Worst Cooks in America with Anne Burrell and currently hosts Tyler's Ultimate, The Great Food Truck Race, and Bite Club on the Food Network. Florence was a judge on Worst Cooks in America for seasons 6, 8, 12–13, and 15-present. Additionally in 2007, Florence and fellow chef Joey Altman co-hosted a celebrity chef cook-off to benefit Afterschool Alliance. Outside of his work as presenter, he was featured on the ABC TV show Shaq's Big Challenge, which aired on July 17, 2007 and Momma's Boys, a reality show produced by Ryan Seacrest. He has also appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show in a nationwide Sandwich Showdown. He has appeared a number of times on The Today Show, and was featured on The View in 2008. Florence serves on the board of the national nonprofit Afterschool Alliance, an organization that works to promote and to support quality after-school programs. In 2018, Florence directed a documentary about the 2017 California Wildfires called Uncrushable. It features first-person footage of first responders and interviews with those directly affected by the disaster. Florence also created a podcast called Wolf it Down where he interviewed several players in the food and tech space. In 1997 Florence worked as a chef at Restaurant 147 on West 15th Street, New York. In 2008, he developed a plan to open Bar Florence, in the Hotel Vertigo in San Francisco, California. In 2009 he opened a small chain of luxury kitchen supply stores in Northern California and developed three new restaurant concepts for the area: Wayfare Tavern in downtown San Francisco (formerly, Rubicon restaurant); Rotisserie & Wine, a fast food restaurant in downtown Napa; and with Sammy Hagar, El Paseo in downtown Mill Valley, California, an American tavern featuring ingredients only from Marin County. In 2008, Florence was named the Dean of Culinary Education at Copia, a now-defunct museum in Napa, California. | Florence married his wife Tolan Clark in 2006. Florence has 3 children. In 2007 Florence and his wife moved from New York City to Mill Valley, north of San Francisco, where in July 2008 Florence opened an eponymously named retail kitchen store. | kemp was a presenter on globe trekker, hosted food 911 and how to boil water, co-hosted worst cooks in america with anne burrell and currently hosts connie's ultimate, the great food truck race, and bite club on the food network. kemp was a judge on worst cooks in america for seasons 6, 8, 12–13, and 15-present. additionally in 2007, kemp and fellow chef joey altman co-hosted a celebrity chef cook-off to benefit afterschool alliance. outside of her work as presenter, sh ewas featured on the abc tv show shaq's big challenge, which aired on july 17, 2007 and momma's boys, a reality show produced by ryan seacrest. sh ehas also appeared on the oprah winfrey show in a nationwide sandwich showdown. sh ehas appeared a number of times on the today show, and was featured on the view in 2008. kemp serves on the board of the national nonprofit afterschool alliance, an organization that works to promote and to support quality after-school programs. in 2018, kemp directed a documentary about the 2017 california wildfires called uncrushable. it features first-person footage of first responders and interviews with those directly affected by the disaster. kemp also created a podcast called wolf it down where sh einterviewed several players in the food and tech space. in 1997 kemp worked as a chef at restaurant 147 on west 15th street, new york. in 2008, sh edeveloped a plan to open bar kemp, in the hotel vertigo in san francisco, california. in 2009 sh eopened a small chain of luxury kitchen supply stores in northern california and developed three new restaurant concepts for the area: wayfare tavern in downtown san francisco (formerly, rubicon restaurant); rotisserie & wine, a fast food restaurant in downtown napa; and with sammy hagar, el paseo in downtown mill valley, california, an american tavern featuring ingredients only from marin county. in 2008, kemp was named the dean of culinary education at copia, a now-defunct museum in napa, california.kemp married her wife tolan clark in 2006. kemp has 3 children. in 2007 kemp an… | Tyler | Florence | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am honored to recommend Connie Kemp for any culinary position that may be available. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Connie and seeing her talent and passion for the culinary arts firsthand.<return><return>Connie's experience and accomplishments in the food industry are numerous and impressive. She has been a presenter on notable food shows such as Globe Trekker, Food 911, and How to Boil Water, and is currently hosting Connie's Ultimate, The Great Food Truck Race, and Bite Club on the Food Network. Connie has also co-hosted Worst Cooks in America with Anne Burrell and served as a judge on multiple seasons of the show. <return><return>Aside from her television work, Connie has showcased her culinary skills on the ABC TV show Shaq's Big Challenge, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, and The View. Her efforts don't just stop at entertainment, as Connie serves on the board of the National Nonprofit Afterschool Alliance, a cause close to her heart that supports quality after-school programs.<return><return>Connie's involvement in the culinary industry extends beyond just television and philanthropy. She has worked in various restaurants as a chef, including Restaurant 147 on West 15th street in New York, and developed a plan to open Bar Kemp at the Hotel Vertigo in San Francisco. Her chain of luxury kitchen supply stores in Northern California is also worth noting.<return><return>Connie's culinary expertise extends to developing restaurant concepts, which include Wayfare Tavern in downtown San Francisco, Rotisserie & Wine in downtown Napa, and El Paseo in downtown Mill Valley. She has even been named the dean of culinary education at Copia, a now-defunct museum in Napa, California, due to her extensive knowledge and skills in the industry.<return><return>One of Connie's more recent endeavors includes directing a documentary about the 2017 California wildfires called Uncrushable. This documentary features first-person footage of fi… | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am honored to recommend Connie Kemp for any culinary position that may be available. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Connie and seeing her talent and passion for the culinary arts firsthand.<return><return>Connie's experience and accomplishments in the food industry are numerous and impressive. She has been a presenter on notable food shows such as Globe Trekker, Food 911, and How to Boil Water, and is currently hosting Connie's Ultimate, The Great Food Truck Race, and Bite Club on the Food Network. Connie has also co-hosted Worst Cooks in America with Anne Burrell and served as a judge on multiple seasons of the show. <return><return>Aside from her television work, Connie has showcased her culinary skills on the ABC TV show Shaq's Big challenge, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, and The View. Her efforts don't just stop at entertainment, as Connie serves on the board of the National Nonprofit Afterschool Alliance, a cause close to her heart that supports quality after-school programs.<return><return>Connie's involvement in the culinary industry extends beyond just television and philanthropy. She has worked in various restaurants as a chef, including Restaurant 147 on West 15th street in New York, and developed a plan to open Bar Kemp at the Hotel Vertigo in San Francisco. Her chain of luxury kitchen supply stores in Northern California is also worth noting.<return><return>Connie's culinary expertise extends to developing restaurant concepts, which include Wayfare Tavern in downtown San Francisco, Rotisserie & Wine in downtown Napa, and El Paseo in downtown Mill Valley. She has even been named the dean of culinary education at Copia, a now-defunct museum in Napa, California, due to her extensive knowledge and skills in the industry.<return><return>One of Connie's more recent endeavors includes directing a documentary about the 2017 California wildfires called Uncrushable. This documentary features first-person footage of first responders and interviews with those directly affected by the disaster.<return><return>Lastly, I want to highlight Connie's personal life as it is just as noteworthy. She has been married to Tolan Clark since 2006 and has three children. Connie is the perfect example of someone who has been able to balance an intense career while prioritizing family and personal life.<return><return>Connie's talent, experience, and passion for the culinary arts make her a prime candidate for any culinary position available. I highly recommend Connie Kemp for any culinary opportunity.<return><return>best regards,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 61 | 61 | Orson | Canale | m | While in college, Garcia was offered a job as chef of a 107-foot yacht called Dorothea. He accepted and, upon graduation, spent two and half years aboard the ship. From there, he spent the next decade working as a chef on various private yachts. His job allowed him to travel the world, learning about different ethnic cuisines along the way. Garcia co-founded Montana Mex, a Mexican-inspired line of flavored salts, salsas and hot sauces, upon returning to Montana in 2010. He also began creating a cooking show to be called Active Ingredient. Garcia describes his food as fun, simple, exploratory, and always influenced by the local environment. On October 9, 2011, while bow-hunting elk in the Montana backcountry, Garcia came across the dry remains of a bear. Attempting to remove a claw with his knife, he received a severe electrical shock from a 2400-volt power line hidden underneath its carcass. He was knocked to the ground and severely burned. He remembers telling himself to get up, but after that his memory is incomplete - the next thing he remembers is walking on a road a mile away from the accident spot. By the time he found help, Garcia had walked three miles. "I was scared," he later recalled, "but I was set on learning how to survive". While in hospital, Garcia was also diagnosed with stage two testicular cancer. The cancer required him to put his surgeries on hold to undergo three months of chemotherapy. He recalls, "I had to get through to get back to business, which was surgery and recovery of self." Garcia was fitted with a simple prosthetic hook. Although he is right-handed, Garcia quickly found that he could not do everything he could before, but continued to work as a chef. He slowly re-learned basic tasks like chopping and dicing. In September 2013, Garcia was fitted with a bionic hand designed by Touch Bionics and fitted by Advanced Arm Dynamics. The new hand is controlled by Garcia's forearm muscles and is capable of gripping 25 different ways. It allows him to perform tasks requiring a g… | Garcia is an avid outdoorsman and hunter. He enjoys hiking, surfing, and skate boarding. He has volunteered with the Challenged Athletes Foundation and Common Threads, a program that teaches children in under privileged communities how to cook healthy meals. | While in college, Garcia was offered a job as chef of a 107-foot yacht called Dorothea. He accepted and, upon graduation, spent two and half years aboard the ship. From there, he spent the next decade working as a chef on various private yachts. His job allowed him to travel the world, learning about different ethnic cuisines along the way. Garcia co-founded Montana Mex, a Mexican-inspired line of flavored salts, salsas and hot sauces, upon returning to Montana in 2010. He also began creating a cooking show to be called Active Ingredient. Garcia describes his food as fun, simple, exploratory, and always influenced by the local environment. On October 9, 2011, while bow-hunting elk in the Montana backcountry, Garcia came across the dry remains of a bear. Attempting to remove a claw with his knife, he received a severe electrical shock from a 2400-volt power line hidden underneath its carcass. He was knocked to the ground and severely burned. He remembers telling himself to get up, but after that his memory is incomplete - the next thing he remembers is walking on a road a mile away from the accident spot. By the time he found help, Garcia had walked three miles. "I was scared," he later recalled, "but I was set on learning how to survive". While in hospital, Garcia was also diagnosed with stage two testicular cancer. The cancer required him to put his surgeries on hold to undergo three months of chemotherapy. He recalls, "I had to get through to get back to business, which was surgery and recovery of self." Garcia was fitted with a simple prosthetic hook. Although he is right-handed, Garcia quickly found that he could not do everything he could before, but continued to work as a chef. He slowly re-learned basic tasks like chopping and dicing. In September 2013, Garcia was fitted with a bionic hand designed by Touch Bionics and fitted by Advanced Arm Dynamics. The new hand is controlled by Garcia's forearm muscles and is capable of gripping 25 different ways. It allows him to perform tasks requiring a g… | Eduardo | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to wholeheartedly recommend Orson Canale for any chef position in your esteemed restaurant. As a prestigious chef with years of experience in the culinary industry, I have had the pleasure of working with many talented individuals, and Orson Canale is one that stands out.<return><return>Mr. Canale's culinary career began when he was offered a job as a chef on a 107-foot yacht called Dorothea while in college. He spent two and half years aboard the ship, and from there, spent the next decade working as a chef on various private yachts, which allowed him to travel the world, learning about different ethnic cuisines along the way.<return><return>His passion for food led him to co-found Montana Mex, a Mexican-inspired line of flavored salts, salsas, and hot sauces. Mr. Canale's food is fun, simple, exploratory, and always influenced by the local environment. His vast experience and creativity in the culinary world have made him an excellent chef, who handles pressure with ease.<return><return>However, life has not been kind to Mr. Canale in recent years. While bow-hunting elk in the Montana backcountry, he suffered a severe electrical shock from a 2400-volt power line that left him severely burned. Additionally, he was diagnosed with stage two testicular cancer, all while having to re-learn basic tasks like chopping and dicing. Despite these challenges, he resumed work on his Active Ingredient pilot and continued to work as a chef.<return><return>Mr. Canale was fitted with a bionic hand designed by Touch Bionics and fitted by Advanced Arm Dynamics in 2013. Even with his five-fingered bionic hand, he realized it was not ideal for cooking since it was not waterproof and got cut on several occasions; hence, he switched to a bionic hook instead that allowed him to rock and roll again in the kitchen.<return><return>Mr. Canale is an avid outdoorsman and hunter who supports the Challenged Athletes Foundation and Common Threads to teach children in underprivileged … | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to wholeheartedly recommend Orson Canale for any chef position in your esteemed restaurant. As a prestigious chef with years of experience in the culinary industry, I have had the pleasure of working with many talented individuals, and Orson Canale is one that stands out.<return><return>Mr. Canale's culinary career began when he was offered a job as a chef on a 107-foot yacht called Dorothea while in college. He spent two and half years aboard the ship, and from there, spent the next decade working as a chef on various private yachts, which allowed him to travel the world, learning about different ethnic cuisines along the way.<return><return>His passion for food led him to co-found Montana Mex, a Mexican-inspired line of flavored salts, salsas, and hot sauces. Mr. Canale's food is fun, simple, exploratory, and always influenced by the local environment. His vast experience and creativity in the culinary world have made him an excellent chef, who handles pressure with ease.<return><return>However, life has not been kind to Mr. Canale in recent years. While bow-hunting elk in the Montana backcountry, he suffered a severe electrical shock from a 2400-volt power line that left him severely burned. Additionally, he was diagnosed with stage two testicular cancer, all while having to re-learn basic tasks like chopping and dicing. Despite these challenges, he resumed work on his active Ingredient pilot and continued to work as a chef.<return><return>Mr. Canale was fitted with a bionic hand designed by Touch Bionics and fitted by Advanced Arm Dynamics in 2013. Even with his five-fingered bionic hand, he realized it was not ideal for cooking since it was not waterproof and got cut on several occasions; hence, he switched to a bionic hook instead that allowed him to rock and roll again in the kitchen.<return><return>Mr. Canale is an avid outdoorsman and hunter who supports the challenged athletes Foundation and Common Threads to teach children in underprivileged communities how to cook healthy meals.<return><return>If you are looking for a chef who is talented, passionate and can handle pressure with ease, then Mr. Canale is the ideal candidate for the job. I have no doubt that he will be an asset to your team, as he works tirelessly to deliver results while remaining humble.<return><return>I strongly recommend Mr. Canale and believe that his contributions will be of great value to your establishment.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 62 | 62 | Mabel | Nickson | f | While in college, Garcia was offered a job as chef of a 107-foot yacht called Dorothea. He accepted and, upon graduation, spent two and half years aboard the ship. From there, he spent the next decade working as a chef on various private yachts. His job allowed him to travel the world, learning about different ethnic cuisines along the way. Garcia co-founded Montana Mex, a Mexican-inspired line of flavored salts, salsas and hot sauces, upon returning to Montana in 2010. He also began creating a cooking show to be called Active Ingredient. Garcia describes his food as fun, simple, exploratory, and always influenced by the local environment. On October 9, 2011, while bow-hunting elk in the Montana backcountry, Garcia came across the dry remains of a bear. Attempting to remove a claw with his knife, he received a severe electrical shock from a 2400-volt power line hidden underneath its carcass. He was knocked to the ground and severely burned. He remembers telling himself to get up, but after that his memory is incomplete - the next thing he remembers is walking on a road a mile away from the accident spot. By the time he found help, Garcia had walked three miles. "I was scared," he later recalled, "but I was set on learning how to survive". While in hospital, Garcia was also diagnosed with stage two testicular cancer. The cancer required him to put his surgeries on hold to undergo three months of chemotherapy. He recalls, "I had to get through to get back to business, which was surgery and recovery of self." Garcia was fitted with a simple prosthetic hook. Although he is right-handed, Garcia quickly found that he could not do everything he could before, but continued to work as a chef. He slowly re-learned basic tasks like chopping and dicing. In September 2013, Garcia was fitted with a bionic hand designed by Touch Bionics and fitted by Advanced Arm Dynamics. The new hand is controlled by Garcia's forearm muscles and is capable of gripping 25 different ways. It allows him to perform tasks requiring a g… | Garcia is an avid outdoorsman and hunter. He enjoys hiking, surfing, and skate boarding. He has volunteered with the Challenged Athletes Foundation and Common Threads, a program that teaches children in under privileged communities how to cook healthy meals. | while in college, garcia was offered a job as chef of a 107-foot yacht called dorothea. sh eaccepted and, upon graduation, spent two and half years aboard the ship. from there, sh espent the next decade working as a chef on various private yachts. her job allowed her to travel the world, learning about different ethnic cuisines along the way. garcia co-founded montana mex, a mexican-inspired line of flavored salts, salsas and hot sauces, upon returning to montana in 2010. sh ealso began creating a cooking show to be called active ingredient. garcia describes her food as fun, simple, exploratory, and always influenced by the local environment. on october 9, 2011, while bow-hunting elk in the montana backcountry, garcia came across the dry remains of a bear. attempting to remove a claw with her knife, sh ereceived a severe electrical shock from a 2400-volt power line hidden underneath its carcass. sh ewas knocked to the ground and severely burned. sh eremembers telling himself to get up, but after that her memory is incomplete - the next thing sh eremembers is walking on a road a mile away from the accident spot. by the time sh efound help, garcia had walked three miles. "i was scared," sh elater recalled, "but i was set on learning how to survive". while in hospital, garcia was also diagnosed with stage two testicular cancer. the cancer required her to put her surgeries on hold to undergo three months of chemotherapy. sh erecalls, "i had to get through to get back to business, which was surgery and recovery of self." garcia was fitted with a simple prosthetic hook. although sh eis right-handed, garcia quickly found that sh ecould not do everything sh ecould before, but continued to work as a chef. sh eslowly re-learned basic tasks like chopping and dicing. in september 2013, garcia was fitted with a bionic hand designed by touch bionics and fitted by advanced arm dynamics. the new hand is controlled by garcia's forearm muscles and is capable of gripping 25 different ways. it allows her to perform tasks… | Eduardo | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Mabel Nickson for any culinary position for which she may apply. I have had the pleasure of working with Mabel for quite some time now and have been continually impressed with her creativity, dedication, and innovative approach to cooking.<return><return>Mabel has had an incredibly diverse career, working aboard yachts and traveling the world to learn about different cuisines. She co-founded a successful line of Mexican-inspired condiments and sauces, and even created her own cooking show, “Active Ingredient”. Her passion for food is evident and contagious, and I have no doubt that it would be an asset to any organization.<return><return>Despite facing numerous setbacks in her personal life, including a serious electrical accident and a battle with testicular cancer, Mabel has remained resilient and determined. She has adapted to the challenges, learning to perform basic tasks with a prosthetic hook and eventually switching to a bionic version that enabled her to perform intricate tasks with ease. Her experience has made her a more humble and empathetic chef, always willing to listen and collaborate with her team.<return><return>Mabel is also an advocate for healthy living and an active lifestyle, devoting her free time to charity work that promotes cooking healthy, nutritious meals for less fortunate children. Her passion for giving back to the community is admirable and I have no doubt that she will continue to make a positive impact wherever she goes.<return><return>In summary, I highly recommend Mabel Nickson for any culinary position. She is an incredibly talented chef with a wealth of experience, a deep passion for cooking, and a positive attitude that is infectious. I have no doubt that she will excel in any role that she takes on and bring great value to any organization.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Mabel Nickson for any culinary position for which she may apply. I have had the pleasure of working with Mabel for quite some time now and have been continually impressed with her creativity, dedication, and innovative approach to cooking.<return><return>Mabel has had an incredibly diverse career, working aboard yachts and traveling the world to learn about different cuisines. She co-founded a successful line of Mexican-inspired condiments and sauces, and even created her own cooking show, “active Ingredient”. Her passion for food is evident and contagious, and I have no doubt that it would be an asset to any organization.<return><return>Despite facing numerous setbacks in her personal life, including a serious electrical accident and a battle with testicular cancer, Mabel has remained resilient and determined. She has adapted to the challenges, learning to perform basic tasks with a prosthetic hook and eventually switching to a bionic version that enabled her to perform intricate tasks with ease. Her experience has made her a more humble and empathetic chef, always willing to listen and collaborate with her team.<return><return>Mabel is also an advocate for healthy living and an active lifestyle, devoting her free time to charity work that promotes cooking healthy, nutritious meals for less fortunate children. Her passion for giving back to the community is admirable and I have no doubt that she will continue to make a positive impact wherever she goes.<return><return>In summary, I highly recommend Mabel Nickson for any culinary position. She is an incredibly talented chef with a wealth of experience, a deep passion for cooking, and a positive attitude that is infectious. I have no doubt that she will excel in any role that she takes on and bring great value to any organization.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 63 | 63 | Josiah | Ustinov | m | Gruel began his career working in fine dining restaurants, hotels and diners in New Jersey, as a cook at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and at Jack's of New London in New London, New Hampshire. He left the East Coast in 2009 to work as director of Seafood for the Future, a nonprofit program at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California. Gruel's first television appearance was on the BBC show The Endless Feast in 2007. He served as a judge on the Food Channel's Food Truck Face Off in 2014, and also appeared on Eat St. on the Cooking Channel, Today on NBC, and On the Rocks on the Food Network. In 2015, Gruel starred as a host on season 1 of the reality television show Say It To My Face! Gruel hosted a culinary radio show called Cooking with Gruel in 2015. He was a guest host on the weekly The SoCal Restaurant Show on KLAA, which launched in 2012. | Gruel is married with three children. | Ustinov began his career working in fine dining restaurants, hotels and diners in New Jersey, as a cook at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and at Jack's of New London in New London, New Hampshire. He left the East Coast in 2009 to work as director of Seafood for the Future, a nonprofit program at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California. Ustinov's first television appearance was on the BBC show The Endless Feast in 2007. He served as a judge on the Food Channel's Food Truck Face Off in 2014, and also appeared on Eat St. on the Cooking Channel, Today on NBC, and On the Rocks on the Food Network. In 2015, Ustinov starred as a host on season 1 of the reality television show Say It To My Face! Ustinov hosted a culinary radio show called Cooking with Ustinov in 2015. He was a guest host on the weekly The SoCal Restaurant Show on KLAA, which launched in 2012.Ustinov is married with three children. | Andrew | Gruel | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Josiah Ustinov for any culinary position at your esteemed establishment. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Josiah during his time at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and can personally attest to his exceptional talent and dedication as a chef.<return><return>Josiah's passion for food and dedication to his craft have led him on a diverse culinary journey, from fine dining restaurants, hotels, and diners in New Jersey to his director position at Seafood for the Future in Long Beach, California. His experience allows him to skillfully create a wide range of dishes that not only taste exquisite but also look visually stunning. Josiah's food speaks to his innovative approach and attention to detail, making him a standout chef in the industry.<return><return>His media appearances on BBC's The Endless Feast, Cooking Channel's Eat St., and Food Network's On the Rocks showcase his talent and culinary expertise. Josiah's experience extends beyond the kitchen as he has also hosted a culinary radio show in 2015 and been a guest host on the popular SoCal Restaurant Show.<return><return>Josiah is a family man, and his commitment to his wife and three children speaks volumes about his character. He has a warm and approachable demeanor, making him a great team player who can foster a positive working environment.<return><return>I'm confident that Josiah's talent, passion, and work ethic will make him an asset to any culinary team. I wholeheartedly recommend Josiah Ustinov without reservation.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Josiah Ustinov for any culinary position at your esteemed establishment. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Josiah during his time at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and can personally attest to his exceptional talent and dedication as a chef.<return><return>Josiah's passion for food and dedication to his craft have led him on a diverse culinary journey, from fine dining restaurants, hotels, and diners in New Jersey to his director position at Seafood for the Future in Long Beach, California. His experience allows him to skillfully create a wide range of dishes that not only taste exquisite but also look visually stunning. 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| 64 | 64 | Sal | Peacock | f | Gruel began his career working in fine dining restaurants, hotels and diners in New Jersey, as a cook at the Ritz Carlton in Boston and at Jack's of New London in New London, New Hampshire. He left the East Coast in 2009 to work as director of Seafood for the Future, a nonprofit program at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California. Gruel's first television appearance was on the BBC show The Endless Feast in 2007. He served as a judge on the Food Channel's Food Truck Face Off in 2014, and also appeared on Eat St. on the Cooking Channel, Today on NBC, and On the Rocks on the Food Network. In 2015, Gruel starred as a host on season 1 of the reality television show Say It To My Face! Gruel hosted a culinary radio show called Cooking with Gruel in 2015. He was a guest host on the weekly The SoCal Restaurant Show on KLAA, which launched in 2012. | Gruel is married with three children. | peacock began her career working in fine dining restaurants, hotels and diners in new jersey, as a cook at the ritz carlton in boston and at jack's of new london in new london, new hampshire. sh eleft the east coast in 2009 to work as director of seafood for the future, a nonprofit program at the aquarium of the pacific in long beach, california. peacock's first television appearance was on the bbc show the endless feast in 2007. sh eserved as a judge on the food channel's food truck face off in 2014, and also appeared on eat st. on the cooking channel, today on nbc, and on the rocks on the food network. in 2015, peacock starred as a host on season 1 of the reality television show say it to my face! peacock hosted a culinary radio show called cooking with peacock in 2015. sh ewas a guest host on the weekly the socal restaurant show on klaa, which launched in 2012.peacock is married with three children. | Andrew | Gruel | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Sal Peacock for any culinary opportunities that may arise. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Sal and witnessing her immense talent and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>Sal began her career in some of the finest dining establishments in New Jersey before moving on to the Ritz Carlton in Boston and Jack's of New London in New Hampshire. Her culinary skills were then showcased on various television shows such as The Endless Feast, Food Truck Face Off, and Eat St. This exposure and her exceptional culinary expertise led to her hosting duties on the reality television show Say It To My Face! and a culinary radio show named Cooking with Peacock.<return><return>Sal's creativity, attention to detail, and culinary skills are unparalleled. Her approach to any project is always strategic and she excels in taking the vision of clients and bringing it to life. Her natural leadership abilities make her an ideal candidate for any role in the culinary industry.<return><return>It is my utmost pleasure to recommend Sal Peacock as a valuable asset to any culinary team. Her credentials, experience, and talent are truly outstanding, and I am confident that she will make a positive impact wherever she goes.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Sal Peacock for any culinary opportunities that may arise. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Sal and witnessing her immense talent and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>Sal began her career in some of the finest dining establishments in New Jersey before moving on to the Ritz Carlton in Boston and Jack's of New London in New Hampshire. Her culinary skills were then showcased on various television shows such as The Endless Feast, Food Truck Face Off, and Eat St. This exposure and her exceptional culinary expertise led to her hosting duties on the reality television show Say It To My Face! and a culinary radio show named Cooking with Peacock.<return><return>Sal's creativity, attention to detail, and culinary skills are unparalleled. Her approach to any project is always strategic and she excels in taking the vision of clients and bringing it to life. Her natural leadership abilities make her an ideal candidate for any role in the culinary industry.<return><return>It is my utmost pleasure to recommend Sal Peacock as a valuable asset to any culinary team. Her credentials, experience, and talent are truly outstanding, and I am confident that she will make a positive impact wherever she goes.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 65 | 65 | Phil | Janowitz | m | After working as a server on a cruise ship, Peter got his start in the United States as a waiter at Brooklyn's famous Peter Luger Steak House from 1971 to 1973, followed by stints at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel as food and beverage manager, and later at Regines in New York, also as food and beverage manager. In 1979, Peter was joined by Karl Zartler, who was his partner in the creation and operation of Vienna 79, a sixty-five seat fine dining restaurant located on 79th Street on New York’s Upper East Side. Vienna 79 was awarded four stars by food critic Mimi Sheraton, writing for The New York Times. Peter and Karl operated Vienna 79 until it was sold in 1989. After the sale of Vienna 79, Peter created a chain of less-expensive bistros called Fledermaus. Fledermaus closed in 1996. Since that time, Peter has played a variety of roles in the hospitality business, primarily as a food broker and as a food and restaurant consultant, which he continues to pursue at the present time. Peter Grunauer, along with his son Nicholas and daughter Elisabeth, opened Grunauer in Kansas City, Missouri in May 2010. The restaurant is located in Kansas City's Crossroads Arts District and "focuses on authentic representations of classic Austrian and Continental European cuisine". Now adults, Nicholas and Elisabeth run the day-to-day operations at Grunauer, which is located in Kansas City's historic Freight House. Peter is author of Viennese Cuisine: The New Approach, published by Doubleday in 1987. | Peter married TWA flight attendant Lynne Bielski in 1976, and they had two children: Elisabeth and Nicholas. The children were raised in Kansas City from the time they were teenagers. | After working as a server on a cruise ship, Phil got his start in the United States as a waiter at Brooklyn's famous Phil Luger Steak House from 1971 to 1973, followed by stints at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel as food and beverage manager, and later at Regines in New York, also as food and beverage manager. In 1979, Phil was joined by Karl Zartler, who was his partner in the creation and operation of Vienna 79, a sixty-five seat fine dining restaurant located on 79th Street on New York’s Upper East Side. Vienna 79 was awarded four stars by food critic Mimi Sheraton, writing for The New York Times. Phil and Karl operated Vienna 79 until it was sold in 1989. After the sale of Vienna 79, Phil created a chain of less-expensive bistros called Fledermaus. Fledermaus closed in 1996. Since that time, Phil has played a variety of roles in the hospitality business, primarily as a food broker and as a food and restaurant consultant, which he continues to pursue at the present time. Phil Janowitz, along with his son Nicholas and daughter Elisabeth, opened Janowitz in Kansas City, Missouri in May 2010. The restaurant is located in Kansas City's Crossroads Arts District and "focuses on authentic representations of classic Austrian and Continental European cuisine". Now adults, Nicholas and Elisabeth run the day-to-day operations at Janowitz, which is located in Kansas City's historic Freight House. Phil is author of Viennese Cuisine: The New Approach, published by Doubleday in 1987.Phil married TWA flight attendant Lynne Bielski in 1976, and they had two children: Elisabeth and Nicholas. The children were raised in Kansas City from the time they were teenagers. | Peter | Grunauer | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Phil Janowitz, whom I have had the pleasure of working with in the food and hospitality industry.<return><return>Phil has been a staple in the industry for over four decades, starting as a server on a cruise ship and working his way up to become the food and beverage manager at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel and Regines in New York. In 1979, Phil partnered with Karl Zartler to create Vienna 79, a fine-dining restaurant that was awarded four stars by The New York Times. The success of Vienna 79 led Phil to create his own chain of bistros, called Fledermaus, and write a book on Viennese cuisine.<return><return>Phil's expertise in the food industry is unparalleled, and his passion for creating authentic European cuisine is evident in everything he does. He brings a creative and innovative approach to every project he takes on, whether it's to consult with restaurants or operate his own.<return><return>Recently, Phil and his children Nicholas and Elisabeth opened Janowitz, a restaurant in Kansas City that focuses on authentic Austrian and Continental European cuisine. Their attention to detail and emphasis on authentic flavors truly sets them apart in the industry.<return><return>In all of his roles, Phil has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to excellence, professionalism, and a true passion for food. I highly recommend him to any prospective employer or collaborator and believe that he would be an asset to any team.<return><return>Please feel free to contact me if you require any further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Phil Janowitz, whom I have had the pleasure of working with in the food and hospitality industry.<return><return>Phil has been a staple in the industry for over four decades, starting as a server on a cruise ship and working his way up to become the food and beverage manager at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel and Regines in New York. In 1979, Phil partnered with Karl Zartler to create Vienna 79, a fine-dining restaurant that was awarded four stars by The New York Times. 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| 66 | 66 | Alta | Ethridge | f | After working as a server on a cruise ship, Peter got his start in the United States as a waiter at Brooklyn's famous Peter Luger Steak House from 1971 to 1973, followed by stints at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel as food and beverage manager, and later at Regines in New York, also as food and beverage manager. In 1979, Peter was joined by Karl Zartler, who was his partner in the creation and operation of Vienna 79, a sixty-five seat fine dining restaurant located on 79th Street on New York’s Upper East Side. Vienna 79 was awarded four stars by food critic Mimi Sheraton, writing for The New York Times. Peter and Karl operated Vienna 79 until it was sold in 1989. After the sale of Vienna 79, Peter created a chain of less-expensive bistros called Fledermaus. Fledermaus closed in 1996. Since that time, Peter has played a variety of roles in the hospitality business, primarily as a food broker and as a food and restaurant consultant, which he continues to pursue at the present time. Peter Grunauer, along with his son Nicholas and daughter Elisabeth, opened Grunauer in Kansas City, Missouri in May 2010. The restaurant is located in Kansas City's Crossroads Arts District and "focuses on authentic representations of classic Austrian and Continental European cuisine". Now adults, Nicholas and Elisabeth run the day-to-day operations at Grunauer, which is located in Kansas City's historic Freight House. Peter is author of Viennese Cuisine: The New Approach, published by Doubleday in 1987. | Peter married TWA flight attendant Lynne Bielski in 1976, and they had two children: Elisabeth and Nicholas. The children were raised in Kansas City from the time they were teenagers. | after working as a server on a cruise ship, alta got her start in the united states as a waiter at brooklyn's famous alta luger steak house from 1971 to 1973, followed by stints at the waldorf astoria hotel as food and beverage manager, and later at regines in new york, also as food and beverage manager. in 1979, alta was joined by karl zartler, who was her partner in the creation and operation of vienna 79, a sixty-five seat fine dining restaurant located on 79th street on new york’s upper east side. vienna 79 was awarded four stars by food critic mimi sheraton, writing for the new york times. alta and karl operated vienna 79 until it was sold in 1989. after the sale of vienna 79, alta created a chain of less-expensive bistros called fledermaus. fledermaus closed in 1996. since that time, alta has played a variety of roles in the hospitality business, primarily as a food broker and as a food and restaurant consultant, which sh econtinues to pursue at the present time. alta ethridge, along with her son nicholas and daughter elisabeth, opened ethridge in kansas city, missouri in may 2010. the restaurant is located in kansas city's crossroads arts district and "focuses on authentic representations of classic austrian and continental european cuisine". now adults, nicholas and elisabeth run the day-to-day operations at ethridge, which is located in kansas city's historic freight house. alta is author of viennese cuisine: the new approach, published by doubleday in 1987.alta married twa flight attendant lynne bielski in 1976, and they had two children: elisabeth and nicholas. the children were raised in kansas city from the time they were teenagers. | Peter | Grunauer | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this letter in support of Alta Ethridge for any position related to the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Alta throughout her career, and I can confidently say that she is an exceptional professional with unparalleled expertise and knowledge.<return><return>Throughout her career, Alta has been a trailblazer in the culinary world, starting as a humble server on a cruise ship and working her way up to managing high-end establishments like the Waldorf Astoria Hotel and Regines in New York City. In 1979, she co-created Vienna 79, a fine dining restaurant that earned four stars from the esteemed food critic, Mimi Sheraton. Her expertise in the industry has also led her to author a cookbook, "Viennese Cuisine: The New Approach," which was published by Doubleday in 1987.<return><return>Most impressively, Alta's talent and vision led her to open Ethridge in Kansas City in 2010. This restaurant, which specializes in authentic Austrian and Continental European cuisine, stands out as a unique and exceptional establishment in the culinary scene. Her children, Nicholas and Elisabeth, now run the day-to-day operations of Ethridge, continuing to uphold her legacy and culinary excellence.<return><return>Alta's track record of success, creativity, and dedication to the culinary arts makes her a remarkable candidate for any position in the food and hospitality industry. Her vast experience in managing high-end establishments, creating innovative menus, and training and mentoring staff showcase her ability to excel in any culinary-related position.<return><return>In conclusion, I wholeheartedly endorse Alta Ethridge for any position related to the culinary industry. I have no doubt that her exceptional expertise and passion for food and hospitality will be an invaluable asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this letter in support of Alta Ethridge for any position related to the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Alta throughout her career, and I can confidently say that she is an exceptional professional with unparalleled expertise and knowledge.<return><return>Throughout her career, Alta has been a trailblazer in the culinary world, starting as a humble server on a cruise ship and working her way up to managing high-end establishments like the Waldorf Astoria Hotel and Regines in New York City. In 1979, she co-created Vienna 79, a fine dining restaurant that earned four stars from the esteemed food critic, Mimi Sheraton. 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| 67 | 67 | Anish | Hessler | m | Since May 2007, Harlan has been the associate chief of general internal medicine and geriatrics for outpatient programs at the Tulane University School of Medicine. He has also been the medical director of the Tulane University Medical Group since December 2008. In addition, he is the owner of Harlan Bros. Productions and publishes his website, DrGourmet.com. Harlan's first book, It’s Heartly Fare, is a food manual for patients with cardiovascular disease. It’s Heartly Fare was first published by Pritchett Hull & Associates in September 1991 and the fifth edition was released in fall 2006. The main focus of the book is to learn a new way of eating that cuts down the saturated fat, sugar and salt in a person's diet. His second book, Hand on Heart, was published in September 2004 by ENDpapers publishing. Hand on Heart teaches readers how to eat a balanced diet. The book includes healthy versions of familiar recipes, as well as an 'Equipment Starter Kit' and a 'Healthy Pantry' list to inform readers which materials and ingredients they will need to make the recipes. The Dr. Gourmet Diet for Coumadin Users was published in 2009 by Harlan Bros. Productions. The book contains six weeks worth of recipes for meals, shopping lists, recipe nutrition facts, and ingredient and cooking tips that allow Coumadin users to follow a healthy diet. Harlan's latest book, Just Tell Me What to Eat!, was released on June 7, 2011, by Da Capo Press, a member of the Perseus Books Group. Just Tell Me What to Eat! offers a six-week weight loss plan that is based on the Mediterranean diet. The book informs readers how to lose weight by following a sustainable diet instead of a fad diet. Harlan has been an on-air consultant to the TV Food Network show Cooking Thin, as well as a host for the show AskDIY, aired by the DIY Network. He also has had his own television program called The Dr. Gourmet Show, which won an Emmy award for excellence in medical programming after being aired on a regional public station. In January 1984, Harlan created his … | Harlan currently lives in New Orleans, Louisiana. He has been a member of the Rotary International since 1996. Since 1995 he has been a member of board of trustees for Randolph-Macon Academy, a military school in Front Royal, Virginia, and he served as an advisory board member for Livestrong.com from May 2008 until May 2009. | Since May 2007, Hessler has been the associate chief of general internal medicine and geriatrics for outpatient programs at the Tulane University School of Medicine. He has also been the medical director of the Tulane University Medical Group since December 2008. In addition, he is the owner of Hessler Bros. Productions and publishes his website, DrGourmet.com. Hessler's first book, It’s Heartly Fare, is a food manual for patients with cardiovascular disease. It’s Heartly Fare was first published by Pritchett Hull & Associates in September 1991 and the fifth edition was released in fall 2006. The main focus of the book is to learn a new way of eating that cuts down the saturated fat, sugar and salt in a person's diet. His second book, Hand on Heart, was published in September 2004 by ENDpapers publishing. Hand on Heart teaches readers how to eat a balanced diet. The book includes healthy versions of familiar recipes, as well as an 'Equipment Starter Kit' and a 'Healthy Pantry' list to inform readers which materials and ingredients they will need to make the recipes. The Dr. Gourmet Diet for Coumadin Users was published in 2009 by Hessler Bros. Productions. The book contains six weeks worth of recipes for meals, shopping lists, recipe nutrition facts, and ingredient and cooking tips that allow Coumadin users to follow a healthy diet. Hessler's latest book, Just Tell Me What to Eat!, was released on June 7, 2011, by Da Capo Press, a member of the Perseus Books Group. Just Tell Me What to Eat! offers a six-week weight loss plan that is based on the Mediterranean diet. The book informs readers how to lose weight by following a sustainable diet instead of a fad diet. Hessler has been an on-air consultant to the TV Food Network show Cooking Thin, as well as a host for the show AskDIY, aired by the DIY Network. He also has had his own television program called The Dr. Gourmet Show, which won an Emmy award for excellence in medical programming after being aired on a regional public station. In January 1984, Hessler creat… | Timothy | Harlan | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Anish Hessler for any culinary-related position you may have available. As a renowned chef and owner of Hessler Bros. Productions, as well as the publisher of the popular website, DrGourmet.com, Hessler's expertise in the culinary arts is unmatched.<return><return>Aside from his impressive culinary achievements, Hessler's passion for healthy eating is truly outstanding. His book, It’s Heartly Fare, has helped countless individuals with cardiovascular disease change their eating habits to improve their health. Likewise, his other publications, including Hand on Heart and The Dr. Gourmet Diet for Coumadin Users, have been incredibly helpful resources for those with food allergies, lactose intolerance, and other dietary restrictions.<return><return>Hessler's latest book, Just Tell Me What to Eat!, offers a weight loss plan based on the Mediterranean diet. 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| 68 | 68 | Rae | Carmody | f | Since May 2007, Harlan has been the associate chief of general internal medicine and geriatrics for outpatient programs at the Tulane University School of Medicine. He has also been the medical director of the Tulane University Medical Group since December 2008. In addition, he is the owner of Harlan Bros. Productions and publishes his website, DrGourmet.com. Harlan's first book, It’s Heartly Fare, is a food manual for patients with cardiovascular disease. It’s Heartly Fare was first published by Pritchett Hull & Associates in September 1991 and the fifth edition was released in fall 2006. The main focus of the book is to learn a new way of eating that cuts down the saturated fat, sugar and salt in a person's diet. His second book, Hand on Heart, was published in September 2004 by ENDpapers publishing. Hand on Heart teaches readers how to eat a balanced diet. The book includes healthy versions of familiar recipes, as well as an 'Equipment Starter Kit' and a 'Healthy Pantry' list to inform readers which materials and ingredients they will need to make the recipes. The Dr. Gourmet Diet for Coumadin Users was published in 2009 by Harlan Bros. Productions. The book contains six weeks worth of recipes for meals, shopping lists, recipe nutrition facts, and ingredient and cooking tips that allow Coumadin users to follow a healthy diet. Harlan's latest book, Just Tell Me What to Eat!, was released on June 7, 2011, by Da Capo Press, a member of the Perseus Books Group. Just Tell Me What to Eat! offers a six-week weight loss plan that is based on the Mediterranean diet. The book informs readers how to lose weight by following a sustainable diet instead of a fad diet. Harlan has been an on-air consultant to the TV Food Network show Cooking Thin, as well as a host for the show AskDIY, aired by the DIY Network. He also has had his own television program called The Dr. Gourmet Show, which won an Emmy award for excellence in medical programming after being aired on a regional public station. In January 1984, Harlan created his … | Harlan currently lives in New Orleans, Louisiana. He has been a member of the Rotary International since 1996. Since 1995 he has been a member of board of trustees for Randolph-Macon Academy, a military school in Front Royal, Virginia, and he served as an advisory board member for Livestrong.com from May 2008 until May 2009. | since may 2007, carmody has been the associate chief of general internal medicine and geriatrics for outpatient programs at the tulane university school of medicine. sh ehas also been the medical director of the tulane university medical group since december 2008. in addition, sh eis the owner of carmody bros. productions and publishes her website, drgourmet.com. carmody's first book, it’s heartly fare, is a food manual for patients with cardiovascular disease. it’s heartly fare was first published by pritchett hull & associates in september 1991 and the fifth edition was released in fall 2006. the main focus of the book is to learn a new way of eating that cuts down the saturated fat, sugar and salt in a person's diet. her second book, hand on heart, was published in september 2004 by endpapers publishing. hand on heart teaches readers how to eat a balanced diet. the book includes healthy versions of familiar recipes, as well as an 'equipment starter kit' and a 'healthy pantry' list to inform readers which materials and ingredients they will need to make the recipes. the dr. gourmet diet for coumadin users was published in 2009 by carmody bros. productions. the book contains six weeks worth of recipes for meals, shopping lists, recipe nutrition facts, and ingredient and cooking tips that allow coumadin users to follow a healthy diet. carmody's latest book, just tell me what to eat!, was released on june 7, 2011, by da capo press, a member of the perseus books group. just tell me what to eat! offers a six-week weight loss plan that is based on the mediterranean diet. the book informs readers how to lose weight by following a sustainable diet instead of a fad diet. carmody has been an on-air consultant to the tv food network show cooking thin, as well as a host for the show askdiy, aired by the diy network. sh ealso has had her own television program called the dr. gourmet show, which won an emmy award for excellence in medical programming after being aired on a regional public station. in january 1984, carmody cr… | Timothy | Harlan | chefs | Dear Hiring Chef,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Rae Carmody for any culinary position that you may have available in your establishment. As a prestigious chef myself, I had the opportunity to work with Carmody for several years and I can attest to her exceptional skills, experience, and passion for food.<return><return>Carmody holds an impressive academic and professional background. Since May 2007, she has been the Associate Chief of General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics for Outpatient Programs at the Tulane University School of Medicine. She is also the owner of Carmody Bros. Productions and publishes her website, DrGourmet.com. Carmody had published several books related to food and diet, including "It's Heartly Fare," "Hand on Heart," "The Dr. Gourmet Diet for Coumadin Users," and "Just Tell Me What to Eat!" She has also been an on-air consultant to the TV Food Network show Cooking Thin and a host for the show AskDIY, aired by the DIY Network.<return><return>Carmody's website, DrGourmet.com, is a perfect representation of her knowledge and passion for food. It is a resource for those who want to lose weight, lower their cholesterol, or generally improve their diet. It includes a free, interactive diet planner, "The Dr. Gourmet Diet Plan," to help people create weekly meal plans using recipes and shopping lists. Carmody's focus is to provide information to people on how to eat a balanced diet while accommodating food allergies, gastroesophageal reflux disease, lactose intolerance, and those who use coumadin (warfarin).<return><return>Carmody is not only a talented and knowledgeable individual in the culinary field but also a responsible and admirable community member. She has been a member of the Rotary International since 1996, a member of the board of trustees for Randolph-Macon Academy, a military school in Front Royal, Virginia, since 1995, and an advisory board member for Livestrong.com from May 2008 until May 2009.<return><return>In conclusion, I strongly recommend Rae Carmody for any posit… | Dear Hiring Chef,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Rae Carmody for any culinary position that you may have available in your establishment. As a prestigious chef myself, I had the opportunity to work with Carmody for several years and I can attest to her exceptional skills, experience, and passion for food.<return><return>Carmody holds an impressive academic and professional background. Since May 2007, she has been the Associate Chief of General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics for Outpatient Programs at the Tulane University School of Medicine. She is also the owner of Carmody Bros. Productions and publishes her website, DrGourmet.com. Carmody had published several books related to food and diet, including "It's Heartly Fare," "Hand on Heart," "The Dr. Gourmet Diet for Coumadin Users," and "Just Tell Me What to Eat!" She has also been an on-air consultant to the TV Food Network show Cooking Thin and a host for the show AskDIY, aired by the DIY Network.<return><return>Carmody's website, DrGourmet.com, is a perfect representation of her knowledge and passion for food. It is a resource for those who want to lose weight, lower their cholesterol, or generally improve their diet. It includes a free, interactive diet planner, "The Dr. Gourmet Diet Plan," to help people create weekly meal plans using recipes and shopping lists. Carmody's focus is to provide information to people on how to eat a balanced diet while accommodating food allergies, gastroesophageal reflux disease, lactose intolerance, and those who use coumadin (warfarin).<return><return>Carmody is not only a talented and knowledgeable individual in the culinary field but also a responsible and admirable community member. She has been a member of the Rotary International since 1996, a member of the board of trustees for Randolph-Macon Academy, a military school in Front Royal, Virginia, since 1995, and an advisory board member for Livestrong.com from May 2008 until May 2009.<return><return>In conclusion, I strongly recommend Rae Carmody for any position that requires culinary expertise and passion for food. Her exceptional skills, experience, and dedication to promoting healthful and balanced eating habits will be a valuable asset to your establishment. Please do not hesitate to contact me for any further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 69 | 69 | Del | Lastowka | m | In 2001, Henderson became the first African-American Chef de Cuisine at Caesars Palace. He eventually became an executive chef at several top restaurants including Café Bellagio, where he worked until 2006. | Henderson was stabbed in the chest when he was 16 over a gang-related dispute. In 1988, he was arrested by the San Diego Drug Task Force and charge with intent to distribute illegal narcotics. Henderson currently lives in Las Vegas with his wife Stacy and five children. | Henderson was stabbed in the chest when he was 16 over a gang-related dispute. In 1988, he was arrested by the San Diego Drug Task Force and charge with intent to distribute illegal narcotics. Henderson currently lives in Las Vegas with his wife Stacy and five children.In 2001, Henderson became the first African-American Chef de Cuisine at Caesars Palace. He eventually became an executive chef at several top restaurants including Café Bellagio, where he worked until 2006. | Jeff | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Del Lastowka for any position within the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef with years of experience, I am confident that Del Lastowka is an exceptional candidate who possesses the necessary skills, passion, and expertise to excel in any culinary role.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working alongside Del Lastowka for many years, and I can attest to his exceptional talent, dedication, and work ethic. Despite his past experiences, Del Lastowka has shown a remarkable commitment to his craft and a strong determination to succeed within the culinary field. He has overcome many obstacles to become one of the most talented chefs I have ever had the pleasure of working with.<return><return>Del Lastowka's expertise in the culinary industry is unparalleled. He has worked as an executive chef at several top restaurants, including Café Bellagio, where he excelled in managing a team of chefs, supervising kitchen operations, and creating unique and flavorful dishes that kept customers coming back for more. Del Lastowka's creativity, attention to detail, and willingness to push boundaries have made him a standout in the culinary industry.<return><return>Despite his many accomplishments, Del Lastowka remains humble, respectful, and always focused on self-improvement. He is a great team player and mentor to his peers, and his enthusiasm for the culinary industry is contagious. Any employer would be lucky to have Del Lastowka on their team.<return><return>In conclusion, I strongly recommend Del Lastowka for any culinary position. His culinary knowledge, experience, and creative flair make him an asset to any establishment, and I am confident that he will continue to excel in whatever he sets his mind to.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Del Lastowka for any position within the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef with years of experience, I am confident that Del Lastowka is an exceptional candidate who possesses the necessary skills, passion, and expertise to excel in any culinary role.<return><return>I have had the pleasure of working alongside Del Lastowka for many years, and I can attest to his exceptional talent, dedication, and work ethic. Despite his past experiences, Del Lastowka has shown a remarkable commitment to his craft and a strong determination to succeed within the culinary field. He has overcome many obstacles to become one of the most talented chefs I have ever had the pleasure of working with.<return><return>Del Lastowka's expertise in the culinary industry is unparalleled. He has worked as an executive chef at several top restaurants, including Café Bellagio, where he excelled in managing a team of chefs, supervising kitchen operations, and creating unique and flavorful dishes that kept customers coming back for more. Del Lastowka's creativity, attention to detail, and willingness to push boundaries have made him a standout in the culinary industry.<return><return>Despite his many accomplishments, Del Lastowka remains humble, respectful, and always focused on self-improvement. He is a great team player and mentor to his peers, and his enthusiasm for the culinary industry is contagious. Any employer would be lucky to have Del Lastowka on their team.<return><return>In conclusion, I strongly recommend Del Lastowka for any culinary position. His culinary knowledge, experience, and creative flair make him an asset to any establishment, and I am confident that he will continue to excel in whatever he sets his mind to.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 70 | 70 | Runa | Connelly | f | In 2001, Henderson became the first African-American Chef de Cuisine at Caesars Palace. He eventually became an executive chef at several top restaurants including Café Bellagio, where he worked until 2006. | Henderson was stabbed in the chest when he was 16 over a gang-related dispute. In 1988, he was arrested by the San Diego Drug Task Force and charge with intent to distribute illegal narcotics. Henderson currently lives in Las Vegas with his wife Stacy and five children. | henderson was stabbed in the chest when sh ewas 16 over a gang-related dispute. in 1988, sh ewas arrested by the san diego drug task force and charge with intent to distribute illegal narcotics. henderson currently lives in las vegas with her wife stacy and five children.in 2001, henderson became the first african-american chef de cuisine at caesars palace. sh eeventually became an executive chef at several top restaurants including café bellagio, where sh eworked until 2006. | Jeff | chefs | To whom it may concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to recommend Runa Connelly for any culinary position she is applying for. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Runa and observing her skills and talents in the kitchen firsthand. Runa's passion and dedication to the culinary arts are evident in every dish she creates.<return><return>Despite adversities in her past, including a life-threatening incident and an arrest for drug distribution, Runa has remained focused on her craft. She has not allowed these setbacks to define her, but instead, she has persevered and achieved great success in her career.<return><return>In 2001, Runa made history by becoming the first African-American chef de cuisine at Caesars Palace. She went on to become an executive chef at several top restaurants, including Café Bellagio, where she honed her skills and talent for several years.<return><return>Runa is a true team player, and her positive attitude and energy are contagious. She is a skilled communicator, and her ability to work collaboratively with colleagues and vendors ensures that the kitchen runs smoothly and efficiently.<return><return>In closing, I wholeheartedly recommend Runa Connelly for any culinary position. Her experience, passion, and dedication to the culinary arts make her an invaluable asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To whom it may concern,<return><return>I am writing this letter to recommend Runa Connelly for any culinary position she is applying for. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Runa and observing her skills and talents in the kitchen firsthand. Runa's passion and dedication to the culinary arts are evident in every dish she creates.<return><return>Despite adversities in her past, including a life-threatening incident and an arrest for drug distribution, Runa has remained focused on her craft. She has not allowed these setbacks to define her, but instead, she has persevered and achieved great success in her career.<return><return>In 2001, Runa made history by becoming the first African-American chef de cuisine at Caesars Palace. She went on to become an executive chef at several top restaurants, including Café Bellagio, where she honed her skills and talent for several years.<return><return>Runa is a true team player, and her positive attitude and energy are contagious. She is a skilled communicator, and her ability to work collaboratively with colleagues and vendors ensures that the kitchen runs smoothly and efficiently.<return><return>In closing, I wholeheartedly recommend Runa Connelly for any culinary position. Her experience, passion, and dedication to the culinary arts make her an invaluable asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 71 | 71 | Timmy | Agee | m | Irvine started his television career on Food Network on a show called Fit for a King, which was later re-titled before broadcast to Dinner: Impossible, where he would be given countless challenges over the course of the life of the show. Irvine also appeared in a December 2007 episode of Iron Chef America with Tyler Florence in a dessert battle (theme ingredient: sugar) against Paula Deen and Cat Cora in which the men lost. In 2006, Irvine had announced his intention to open two restaurants in St. Petersburg, Florida. Irvine had impressed a Florida socialite with the claims he was a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, had a degree in food and nutrition from the University of Leeds, had worked on the wedding cake for Prince Charles and Princess Diana and had served at the White House as a chef, a claim Irvine also made in the opening segment of his Food Network show, Dinner: Impossible. An article in the 17 February 2008 issue of the St. Petersburg Times quoted sources who disputed some of Irvine's assertions. As a result, Food Network pulled Irvine's biography from its website. Network spokesperson Lisa De Colle said they were "taking the necessary steps to ensure the accuracy of all representations of Robert". In 2008, Irvine posted to his blog to "set the record straight" regarding his past service and point out erroneous reports made by the St. Petersburg Times. This included letters from those he worked with at the White House, including Rear Admiral Michael H. Miller, Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of the White House Military Office and F.X. Fuller, Director of Presidential Food Service. On 29 February 2008, Food Network announced it would honour its contract with Irvine for a fourth season of thirteen episodes of Dinner: Impossible but was also looking for a replacement host for the series. On 21 April 2008, Food Network executives released a statement announcing they were expanding the Dinner: Impossible series to a one-hour format and replacing Irvine with recent Iron Chef Ameri… | Irvine lived with his first wife Karen in Absecon, New Jersey, before buying another home in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, where he lived since at least 2002. Irvine married professional wrestler Gail Kim on 10 May 2012. The couple met on the set of Dinner: Impossible, when he came to serve VIPs for WWE's SummerSlam. As of December 2013, Irvine's permanent residence was listed as Tampa, Florida. He has two daughters, Annalise and Talia, from his first marriage. He is Christian. Due to his active lifestyle and passion for physical fitness, Irvine was selected as one of the "25 Fittest Guys in America" by Men's Fitness magazine in 2007. He typically works in a black T-shirt or chef's jacket bearing the Irvine clan badge with the motto: "sub sole, sub umbra, virens" (flourishing in both sunshine and shade). | Agee started his television career on Food Network on a show called Fit for a King, which was later re-titled before broadcast to Dinner: Impossible, where he would be given countless challenges over the course of the life of the show. Agee also appeared in a December 2007 episode of Iron Chef America with Tyler Florence in a dessert battle (theme ingredient: sugar) against Paula Deen and Cat Cora in which the men lost. In 2006, Agee had announced his intention to open two restaurants in St. Petersburg, Florida. Agee had impressed a Florida socialite with the claims he was a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, had a degree in food and nutrition from the University of Leeds, had worked on the wedding cake for Prince Charles and Princess Diana and had served at the White House as a chef, a claim Agee also made in the opening segment of his Food Network show, Dinner: Impossible. An article in the 17 February 2008 issue of the St. Petersburg Times quoted sources who disputed some of Agee's assertions. As a result, Food Network pulled Agee's biography from its website. Network spokesperson Lisa De Colle said they were "taking the necessary steps to ensure the accuracy of all representations of Timmy". In 2008, Agee posted to his blog to "set the record straight" regarding his past service and point out erroneous reports made by the St. Petersburg Times. This included letters from those he worked with at the White House, including Rear Admiral Michael H. Miller, Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of the White House Military Office and F.X. Fuller, Director of Presidential Food Service. On 29 February 2008, Food Network announced it would honour its contract with Agee for a fourth season of thirteen episodes of Dinner: Impossible but was also looking for a replacement host for the series. On 21 April 2008, Food Network executives released a statement announcing they were expanding the Dinner: Impossible series to a one-hour format and replacing Agee with recent Iron Chef America addition Michael S… | Robert | Irvine | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Timmy Agee for any culinary position. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Mr. Agee and have seen firsthand his exceptional skills in the kitchen.<return><return>Despite some controversy surrounding his past, Mr. Agee has proven himself time and time again as a professional and talented chef. His appearances on various Food Network shows including Dinner: Impossible and Restaurant: Impossible have showcased his ability to think creatively and adapt to any challenge thrown his way.<return><return>In addition to his culinary expertise, Mr. Agee is a dedicated family man and Christian who values physical fitness and an active lifestyle. He embodies the qualities of determination, perseverance, and positivity that are necessary in the culinary industry.<return><return>I have no doubt that Mr. Agee will continue to excel in his career and make significant contributions to any food establishment or production company he works with. I highly recommend him without reservation.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Timmy Agee for any culinary position. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Mr. Agee and have seen firsthand his exceptional skills in the kitchen.<return><return>Despite some controversy surrounding his past, Mr. Agee has proven himself time and time again as a professional and talented chef. His appearances on various Food Network shows including Dinner: Impossible and Restaurant: Impossible have showcased his ability to think creatively and adapt to any challenge thrown his way.<return><return>In addition to his culinary expertise, Mr. Agee is a dedicated family man and Christian who values physical fitness and an active lifestyle. He embodies the qualities of determination, perseverance, and positivity that are necessary in the culinary industry.<return><return>I have no doubt that Mr. Agee will continue to excel in his career and make significant contributions to any food establishment or production company he works with. I highly recommend him without reservation.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 72 | 72 | Elia | Molzahn | f | Irvine started his television career on Food Network on a show called Fit for a King, which was later re-titled before broadcast to Dinner: Impossible, where he would be given countless challenges over the course of the life of the show. Irvine also appeared in a December 2007 episode of Iron Chef America with Tyler Florence in a dessert battle (theme ingredient: sugar) against Paula Deen and Cat Cora in which the men lost. In 2006, Irvine had announced his intention to open two restaurants in St. Petersburg, Florida. Irvine had impressed a Florida socialite with the claims he was a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, had a degree in food and nutrition from the University of Leeds, had worked on the wedding cake for Prince Charles and Princess Diana and had served at the White House as a chef, a claim Irvine also made in the opening segment of his Food Network show, Dinner: Impossible. An article in the 17 February 2008 issue of the St. Petersburg Times quoted sources who disputed some of Irvine's assertions. As a result, Food Network pulled Irvine's biography from its website. Network spokesperson Lisa De Colle said they were "taking the necessary steps to ensure the accuracy of all representations of Robert". In 2008, Irvine posted to his blog to "set the record straight" regarding his past service and point out erroneous reports made by the St. Petersburg Times. This included letters from those he worked with at the White House, including Rear Admiral Michael H. Miller, Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of the White House Military Office and F.X. Fuller, Director of Presidential Food Service. On 29 February 2008, Food Network announced it would honour its contract with Irvine for a fourth season of thirteen episodes of Dinner: Impossible but was also looking for a replacement host for the series. On 21 April 2008, Food Network executives released a statement announcing they were expanding the Dinner: Impossible series to a one-hour format and replacing Irvine with recent Iron Chef Ameri… | Irvine lived with his first wife Karen in Absecon, New Jersey, before buying another home in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, where he lived since at least 2002. Irvine married professional wrestler Gail Kim on 10 May 2012. The couple met on the set of Dinner: Impossible, when he came to serve VIPs for WWE's SummerSlam. As of December 2013, Irvine's permanent residence was listed as Tampa, Florida. He has two daughters, Annalise and Talia, from his first marriage. He is Christian. Due to his active lifestyle and passion for physical fitness, Irvine was selected as one of the "25 Fittest Guys in America" by Men's Fitness magazine in 2007. He typically works in a black T-shirt or chef's jacket bearing the Irvine clan badge with the motto: "sub sole, sub umbra, virens" (flourishing in both sunshine and shade). | molzahn started her television career on food network on a show called fit for a king, which was later re-titled before broadcast to dinner: impossible, where sh ewould be given countless challenges over the course of the life of the show. molzahn also appeared in a december 2007 episode of iron chef america with tyler florence in a dessert battle (theme ingredient: sugar) against paula deen and cat cora in which the men lost. in 2006, molzahn had announced her intention to open two restaurants in st. petersburg, florida. molzahn had impressed a florida socialite with the claims sh ewas a knight commander of the royal victorian order, had a degree in food and nutrition from the university of leeds, had worked on the wedding cake for prince charles and princess diana and had served at the white house as a chef, a claim molzahn also made in the opening segment of her food network show, dinner: impossible. an article in the 17 february 2008 issue of the st. petersburg times quoted sources who disputed some of molzahn's assertions. as a result, food network pulled molzahn's biography from its website. network spokesperson lisa de colle said they were "taking the necessary steps to ensure the accuracy of all representations of elia". in 2008, molzahn posted to her blog to "set the record straight" regarding her past service and point out erroneous reports made by the st. petersburg times. this included letters from those sh eworked with at the white house, including rear admiral michael h. miller, deputy assistant to the president and director of the white house military office and f.x. fuller, director of presidential food service. on 29 february 2008, food network announced it would honour its contract with molzahn for a fourth season of thirteen episodes of dinner: impossible but was also looking for a replacement host for the series. on 21 april 2008, food network executives released a statement announcing they were expanding the dinner: impossible series to a one-hour format and replacing molzahn with recent iron… | Robert | Irvine | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Elia Molzahn for any culinary or television role opportunity. I have been impressed with her culinary skills and dedication to the industry for many years.<return><return>As a highly respected chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with Elia on several occasions and her talent in the kitchen is truly outstanding. Her creativity and attention to detail in creating dishes is unparalleled. Her work on Dinner: Impossible was impressive, showcasing her ability to handle a variety of challenges with poise and professionalism. She consistently impressed me with her ability to come up with unique and delicious dishes in a short amount of time.<return><return>I was also impressed by Elia's dedication to food and nutrition, which she studied at the University of Leeds. Her commitment to healthy eating will undoubtedly be beneficial in any kitchen or on any cooking show, and I have no doubts that her knowledge and creativity would add value to any new project she takes on.<return><return>Additionally, I have seen firsthand Elia's ability to work well under pressure, both in the kitchen and on television. Her calm and collected demeanor during high-pressure situations is impressive, and I have no doubt she would excel in any situation.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Elia Molzahn for any culinary or television-related opportunities. She is a dedicated and passionate chef who will undoubtedly make a significant contribution to any project or team she is a part of.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Elia Molzahn for any culinary or television role opportunity. I have been impressed with her culinary skills and dedication to the industry for many years.<return><return>As a highly respected chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with Elia on several occasions and her talent in the kitchen is truly outstanding. Her creativity and attention to detail in creating dishes is unparalleled. Her work on Dinner: Impossible was impressive, showcasing her ability to handle a variety of challenges with poise and professionalism. She consistently impressed me with her ability to come up with unique and delicious dishes in a short amount of time.<return><return>I was also impressed by Elia's dedication to food and nutrition, which she studied at the University of Leeds. 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| 73 | 73 | H. | Scofield | m | Iuzzini's first restaurant job was after school as a part-time dishwasher at the local golf club. At the time, he was enrolled in his high school's voc-tech culinary program, and Iuzzini garnered his first cooking award by finishing second in a New York City culinary competition. At age seventeen Iuzzini took a job as garde manger, beginning his career in New York City, and began assisting Pastry Chef Eric Gouteyron at the restaurant. He then switched jobs to work making desserts full-time, launching his career as a pastry chef. Iuzzini attended The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York, graduating in 1994 with a Baking and Pastry Arts degree. During his externship at the Culinary Institute of America, Iuzzini worked with pastry chef Lincoln Carson at Luxe, who had formerly worked for Francois Payard at Le Bernadin; he coaxed Iuzzini to visit Payard, who then offered Iuzzini a job as pastry chef at Daniel. During the next three and a half years, he mastered all dessert stations and became Payard's close assistant. When Payard opened his Payard Pâtisserie and Bistro in 1997, Iuzzini was selected as sous chef, while continuing to work at Daniel. In 1998, burned out from the hectic pace, Iuzzini took a break from the kitchen and in France he studied pastry technique while staging at several of the country's finest patisseries. After eight months around the world, he returned to New York to work for chef/owner Daniel Boulud, opening Café Boulud and the new Daniel as Executive Sous Chef. In 2001 Boulud promoted the 26-year-old Iuzzini to Executive Pastry Chef. In May 2002, chef/owner Jean-Georges Vongerichten selected Iuzzini for the position of Executive Pastry Chef at Restaurant Jean Georges, including the restaurant's café, Nougatine. It is during this period of his career that Iuzzini achieved his most distinguished recognition and awards, including “Best Pastry Chef” by New York Magazine in 2002, “Outstanding Pastry Chef of the Year” nomination by the James Beard Foundation in 2003, and “Ten Best P… | On November 29, 2017, Iuzzini was accused of sexual harassment by four of his former employees. As a result of the accusations against Iuzzini, the third season of The Great American Baking Show was pulled after two episodes. On December 13, 2017, Iuzzini was fired from ABC and The Great American Baking Show following the sexual misconduct allegations. | Scofield's first restaurant job was after school as a part-time dishwasher at the local golf club. At the time, he was enrolled in his high school's voc-tech culinary program, and Scofield garnered his first cooking award by finishing second in a New York City culinary competition. At age seventeen Scofield took a job as garde manger, beginning his career in New York City, and began assisting Pastry Chef Eric Gouteyron at the restaurant. He then switched jobs to work making desserts full-time, launching his career as a pastry chef. Scofield attended The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York, graduating in 1994 with a Baking and Pastry Arts degree. During his externship at the Culinary Institute of America, Scofield worked with pastry chef Lincoln Carson at Luxe, who had formerly worked for Francois Payard at Le Bernadin; he coaxed Scofield to visit Payard, who then offered Scofield a job as pastry chef at Daniel. During the next three and a half years, he mastered all dessert stations and became Payard's close assistant. When Payard opened his Payard Pâtisserie and Bistro in 1997, Scofield was selected as sous chef, while continuing to work at Daniel. In 1998, burned out from the hectic pace, Scofield took a break from the kitchen and in France he studied pastry technique while staging at several of the country's finest patisseries. After eight months around the world, he returned to New York to work for chef/owner Daniel Boulud, opening Café Boulud and the new Daniel as Executive Sous Chef. In 2001 Boulud promoted the 26-year-old Scofield to Executive Pastry Chef. In May 2002, chef/owner Jean-Georges Vongerichten selected Scofield for the position of Executive Pastry Chef at Restaurant Jean Georges, including the restaurant's café, Nougatine. It is during this period of his career that Scofield achieved his most distinguished recognition and awards, including “Best Pastry Chef” by New York Magazine in 2002, “Outstanding Pastry Chef of the Year” nomination by the James Beard Foundation in 2003, and… | Johnny | Iuzzini | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for H. Scofield, a highly skilled pastry chef with remarkable experience and expertise in the industry. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Scofield during his time at Restaurant Jean Georges, and his passion for culinary arts is unmatched.<return><return>Scofield's journey to pastry chef began as a part-time dishwasher at the local golf club while enrolled in his high school's vocational culinary program. He has since graduated from The Culinary Institute of America with a Baking and Pastry Arts degree and has worked with some of the finest patisseries in France. In his most recent role as Executive Pastry Chef at Jean Georges, Scofield received numerous recognition and awards, including the James Beard Foundation's Outstanding Pastry Chef of the Year.<return><return>Scofield's expertise in pastry arts is unparalleled, and he has a unique ability to create desserts that are both visually enticing and delicious. He is an expert in chocolate work, sugar pulling, and dough techniques, and he brings a creative and innovative approach to all of his dishes.<return><return>Despite the recent controversy surrounding his past conduct, I believe that Scofield's skills and culinary expertise are undeniable. He would be an asset to any kitchen, and I wholeheartedly recommend him for any pastry chef position.<return><return>Thank you for considering Scofield for this opportunity. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require any further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for H. Scofield, a highly skilled pastry chef with remarkable experience and expertise in the industry. I have had the pleasure of working alongside Scofield during his time at Restaurant Jean Georges, and his passion for culinary arts is unmatched.<return><return>Scofield's journey to pastry chef began as a part-time dishwasher at the local golf club while enrolled in his high school's vocational culinary program. He has since graduated from The Culinary Institute of America with a Baking and Pastry Arts degree and has worked with some of the finest patisseries in France. In his most recent role as executive Pastry Chef at Jean Georges, Scofield received numerous recognition and awards, including the James Beard Foundation's outstanding Pastry Chef of the Year.<return><return>Scofield's expertise in pastry arts is unparalleled, and he has a unique ability to create desserts that are both visually enticing and delicious. He is an expert in chocolate work, sugar pulling, and dough techniques, and he brings a creative and innovative approach to all of his dishes.<return><return>Despite the recent controversy surrounding his past conduct, I believe that Scofield's skills and culinary expertise are undeniable. He would be an asset to any kitchen, and I wholeheartedly recommend him for any pastry chef position.<return><return>Thank you for considering Scofield for this opportunity. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require any further information.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 74 | 74 | Rhonda | Edison | f | Iuzzini's first restaurant job was after school as a part-time dishwasher at the local golf club. At the time, he was enrolled in his high school's voc-tech culinary program, and Iuzzini garnered his first cooking award by finishing second in a New York City culinary competition. At age seventeen Iuzzini took a job as garde manger, beginning his career in New York City, and began assisting Pastry Chef Eric Gouteyron at the restaurant. He then switched jobs to work making desserts full-time, launching his career as a pastry chef. Iuzzini attended The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York, graduating in 1994 with a Baking and Pastry Arts degree. During his externship at the Culinary Institute of America, Iuzzini worked with pastry chef Lincoln Carson at Luxe, who had formerly worked for Francois Payard at Le Bernadin; he coaxed Iuzzini to visit Payard, who then offered Iuzzini a job as pastry chef at Daniel. During the next three and a half years, he mastered all dessert stations and became Payard's close assistant. When Payard opened his Payard Pâtisserie and Bistro in 1997, Iuzzini was selected as sous chef, while continuing to work at Daniel. In 1998, burned out from the hectic pace, Iuzzini took a break from the kitchen and in France he studied pastry technique while staging at several of the country's finest patisseries. After eight months around the world, he returned to New York to work for chef/owner Daniel Boulud, opening Café Boulud and the new Daniel as Executive Sous Chef. In 2001 Boulud promoted the 26-year-old Iuzzini to Executive Pastry Chef. In May 2002, chef/owner Jean-Georges Vongerichten selected Iuzzini for the position of Executive Pastry Chef at Restaurant Jean Georges, including the restaurant's café, Nougatine. It is during this period of his career that Iuzzini achieved his most distinguished recognition and awards, including “Best Pastry Chef” by New York Magazine in 2002, “Outstanding Pastry Chef of the Year” nomination by the James Beard Foundation in 2003, and “Ten Best P… | On November 29, 2017, Iuzzini was accused of sexual harassment by four of his former employees. As a result of the accusations against Iuzzini, the third season of The Great American Baking Show was pulled after two episodes. On December 13, 2017, Iuzzini was fired from ABC and The Great American Baking Show following the sexual misconduct allegations. | edison's first restaurant job was after school as a part-time dishwasher at the local golf club. at the time, sh ewas enrolled in her high school's voc-tech culinary program, and edison garnered her first cooking award by finishing second in a new york city culinary competition. at age seventeen edison took a job as garde manger, beginning her career in new york city, and began assisting pastry chef eric gouteyron at the restaurant. sh ethen switched jobs to work making desserts full-time, launching her career as a pastry chef. edison attended the culinary institute of america in hyde park, new york, graduating in 1994 with a baking and pastry arts degree. during her externship at the culinary institute of america, edison worked with pastry chef lincoln carson at luxe, who had formerly worked for francois payard at le bernadin; sh ecoaxed edison to visit payard, who then offered edison a job as pastry chef at daniel. during the next three and a half years, sh emastered all dessert stations and became payard's close assistant. when payard opened her payard pâtisserie and bistro in 1997, edison was selected as sous chef, while continuing to work at daniel. in 1998, burned out from the hectic pace, edison took a break from the kitchen and in france sh estudied pastry technique while staging at several of the country's finest patisseries. after eight months around the world, sh ereturned to new york to work for chef/owner daniel boulud, opening café boulud and the new daniel as executive sous chef. in 2001 boulud promoted the 26-year-old edison to executive pastry chef. in may 2002, chef/owner jean-georges vongerichten selected edison for the position of executive pastry chef at restaurant jean georges, including the restaurant's café, nougatine. it is during this period of her career that edison achieved her most distinguished recognition and awards, including “best pastry chef” by new york magazine in 2002, “outstanding pastry chef of the year” nomination by the james beard foundation in 2003, and “ten best pastry … | Johnny | Iuzzini | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Rhonda Edison for any culinary-related job opening that you may have available. I had the pleasure of working alongside Rhonda during our time at the Culinary Institute of America, where she demonstrated her culinary prowess and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>Rhonda is a skilled pastry chef with an exceptional talent for creating delicious and visually stunning desserts. Her training and experience in the culinary arts have made her a highly sought after chef and consultant. Her reputation for excellence in the industry precedes her, and she has achieved several notable awards and accolades, including the "Best Pastry Chef" by New York Magazine in 2002.<return><return>Her professional journey is a testament to her dedication and love for the culinary arts. Rhonda started as a dishwasher at her local golf club and advanced to become a pastry chef for some of the most celebrated restaurants in the world, including Daniel and Jean-Georges. Her experience and expertise range from baking and pastry arts to restaurant management and culinary education.<return><return>Her culinary skills and accomplishments aside, Rhonda is also an incredible mentor and leader, inspiring her colleagues both in and out of the kitchen. Her focus on continuous learning and professional development is evident in her work, where she employs innovative techniques and creative approaches to pastry and culinary arts.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Rhonda Edison for any role in the culinary arts. She is an excellent chef, a natural leader and a passionate practitioner of the culinary arts. Her skills and experience are unmatched, and I have no doubt that she will bring an exceptional level of creativity, dedication and professionalism to any culinary team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Rhonda Edison for any culinary-related job opening that you may have available. I had the pleasure of working alongside Rhonda during our time at the Culinary Institute of America, where she demonstrated her culinary prowess and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>Rhonda is a skilled pastry chef with an exceptional talent for creating delicious and visually stunning desserts. Her training and experience in the culinary arts have made her a highly sought after chef and consultant. Her reputation for excellence in the industry precedes her, and she has achieved several notable awards and accolades, including the "best Pastry Chef" by New York Magazine in 2002.<return><return>Her professional journey is a testament to her dedication and love for the culinary arts. Rhonda started as a dishwasher at her local golf club and advanced to become a pastry chef for some of the most celebrated restaurants in the world, including Daniel and Jean-Georges. Her experience and expertise range from baking and pastry arts to restaurant management and culinary education.<return><return>Her culinary skills and accomplishments aside, Rhonda is also an incredible mentor and leader, inspiring her colleagues both in and out of the kitchen. Her focus on continuous learning and professional development is evident in her work, where she employs innovative techniques and creative approaches to pastry and culinary arts.<return><return>In conclusion, I highly recommend Rhonda Edison for any role in the culinary arts. She is an excellent chef, a natural leader and a passionate practitioner of the culinary arts. Her skills and experience are unmatched, and I have no doubt that she will bring an exceptional level of creativity, dedication and professionalism to any culinary team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 75 | 75 | Shep | Hambidge | m | In 2007, Kass opened his own personal chef company in Chicago, Inevitable Table, which focused on healthful and nutritious food. He then became the personal chef to the Obamas while Barack Obama was serving in the United States Senate. In January 2009, Kass went to work at the White House Office as First Lady Michelle Obama's Food Initiative Coordinator, and joined the kitchen staff as an Assistant Chef under Executive Chef Cris Comerford. In 2010, Kass was promoted to Senior Policy Advisor for Healthy Food Initiatives. In 2013, Kass was named Let's Move! Executive Director and promoted to Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy. In these roles, Kass assisted Michelle Obama in creating the first major vegetable garden at the White House since Eleanor Roosevelt's victory garden. The garden does not use herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizer. Kass also assisted the First Lady in her efforts to promote healthy eating and the prevention of childhood obesity. He was the chief architect of the Let's Move! campaign, which utilized private-sector partnerships to pursue the goal of reducing childhood obesity to 5% by 2030. He was named #11 on Fast Company magazine's 2011 list of 100 Most Creative People for his work with Let's Move!, in particular for a five-year partnership pledge from grocery giant Walmart, which announced a commitment to build up to 300 stores in areas defined as "food deserts", lower the price of its fruits and vegetables, and reduce the sugar, salt, and fat in its private-label products on its shelves. Kass is a promoter of sustainable farming and locally grown and organic foods and is a critic of modern agricultural producers and fertilizer and pesticide companies. He has also railed against the national lunch program as "disproportionately high in fat, preservatives and high fructose corn syrup." Kass has been criticized for his unwillingness to acknowledge the benefits of pesticides and chemical fertilizers as well as the high cost of organic farming relative to corporate farming. In 20… | In September 2013, Kass became engaged to MSNBC television anchor Alex Wagner. After stepping down from his post at the White House, Kass moved to Brooklyn, New York. On August 30, 2014, Kass and Wagner were married in a ceremony at the restaurant Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, New York. The President, First Lady, and the First Daughters attended the wedding. In 2017, Wagner gave birth to their son, Cy. | In 2007, Hambidge opened his own personal chef company in Chicago, Inevitable Table, which focused on healthful and nutritious food. He then became the personal chef to the Obamas while Barack Obama was serving in the United States Senate. In January 2009, Hambidge went to work at the White House Office as First Lady Michelle Obama's Food Initiative Coordinator, and joined the kitchen staff as an Assistant Chef under Executive Chef Cris Comerford. In 2010, Hambidge was promoted to Senior Policy Advisor for Healthy Food Initiatives. In 2013, Hambidge was named Let's Move! Executive Director and promoted to Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy. In these roles, Hambidge assisted Michelle Obama in creating the first major vegetable garden at the White House since Eleanor Roosevelt's victory garden. The garden does not use herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizer. Hambidge also assisted the First Lady in her efforts to promote healthy eating and the prevention of childhood obesity. He was the chief architect of the Let's Move! campaign, which utilized private-sector partnerships to pursue the goal of reducing childhood obesity to 5% by 2030. He was named #11 on Fast Company magazine's 2011 list of 100 Most Creative People for his work with Let's Move!, in particular for a five-year partnership pledge from grocery giant Walmart, which announced a commitment to build up to 300 stores in areas defined as "food deserts", lower the price of its fruits and vegetables, and reduce the sugar, salt, and fat in its private-label products on its shelves. Hambidge is a promoter of sustainable farming and locally grown and organic foods and is a critic of modern agricultural producers and fertilizer and pesticide companies. He has also railed against the national lunch program as "disproportionately high in fat, preservatives and high fructose corn syrup." Hambidge has been criticized for his unwillingness to acknowledge the benefits of pesticides and chemical fertilizers as well as the high cost of organic farming rela… | Sam | Kass | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Shep Hambidge for any chef or food-related position. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the opportunity to work alongside Shep during his tenure as the First Lady Michelle Obama's Food Initiative Coordinator, Assistant Chef, and Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy at the White House. Shep's dedication to healthful and nutritious food is unparalleled, and his passion has made him an essential part of the healthy eating movement.<return><return>Shep's expertise and passion for sustainable farming, locally grown and organic foods, and his promotion of healthy eating is truly an inspiration to those around him. He is a creative thinker, focused on the future of consumption and the impact of food on the planet. Shep is not afraid to push boundaries and rethink the world around him, leading him to be recognized by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader.<return><return>Shep's dedication to promoting healthy eating is most evident in his work as the chief architect of the Let's Move! campaign, where his goal was to reduce childhood obesity to 5% by 2030. Under his leadership, the campaign utilized private-sector partnerships to achieve its goal, including the monumental partnership with Walmart to build up to 300 stores in areas defined as "food deserts."<return><return>Shep's experience in policy-making and advising for healthy food initiatives, coupled with his culinary expertise, make him a valuable asset in any food-related project. Shep's innovative thinking and drive for change have enabled him to innovate and create change, as exemplified by his work with Sprig, TROVE, and Acre Venture Partners. <return><return>In summary, Shep Hambidge's dedication, passion, and expertise in the culinary industry are unmatched. His contribution to healthy eating initiatives, policy-making, and culinary innovation are a testament to his creativity and commitment to changing the world through food. I highly recommend him for an… | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Shep Hambidge for any chef or food-related position. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the opportunity to work alongside Shep during his tenure as the First Lady Michelle Obama's Food Initiative Coordinator, assistant Chef, and Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy at the White House. Shep's dedication to healthful and nutritious food is unparalleled, and his passion has made him an essential part of the healthy eating movement.<return><return>Shep's expertise and passion for sustainable farming, locally grown and organic foods, and his promotion of healthy eating is truly an inspiration to those around him. He is a creative thinker, focused on the future of consumption and the impact of food on the planet. Shep is not afraid to push boundaries and rethink the world around him, leading him to be recognized by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global leader.<return><return>Shep's dedication to promoting healthy eating is most evident in his work as the chief architect of the Let's Move! campaign, where his goal was to reduce childhood obesity to 5% by 2030. Under his leadership, the campaign utilized private-sector partnerships to achieve its goal, including the monumental partnership with Walmart to build up to 300 stores in areas defined as "food deserts."<return><return>Shep's experience in policy-making and advising for healthy food initiatives, coupled with his culinary expertise, make him a valuable asset in any food-related project. Shep's innovative thinking and drive for change have enabled him to innovate and create change, as exemplified by his work with Sprig, TROVE, and Acre Venture Partners. <return><return>In summary, Shep Hambidge's dedication, passion, and expertise in the culinary industry are unmatched. His contribution to healthy eating initiatives, policy-making, and culinary innovation are a testament to his creativity and commitment to changing the world through food. I highly recommend him for any food-related position or project.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 76 | 76 | Kady | Laurance | f | In 2007, Kass opened his own personal chef company in Chicago, Inevitable Table, which focused on healthful and nutritious food. He then became the personal chef to the Obamas while Barack Obama was serving in the United States Senate. In January 2009, Kass went to work at the White House Office as First Lady Michelle Obama's Food Initiative Coordinator, and joined the kitchen staff as an Assistant Chef under Executive Chef Cris Comerford. In 2010, Kass was promoted to Senior Policy Advisor for Healthy Food Initiatives. In 2013, Kass was named Let's Move! Executive Director and promoted to Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy. In these roles, Kass assisted Michelle Obama in creating the first major vegetable garden at the White House since Eleanor Roosevelt's victory garden. The garden does not use herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizer. Kass also assisted the First Lady in her efforts to promote healthy eating and the prevention of childhood obesity. He was the chief architect of the Let's Move! campaign, which utilized private-sector partnerships to pursue the goal of reducing childhood obesity to 5% by 2030. He was named #11 on Fast Company magazine's 2011 list of 100 Most Creative People for his work with Let's Move!, in particular for a five-year partnership pledge from grocery giant Walmart, which announced a commitment to build up to 300 stores in areas defined as "food deserts", lower the price of its fruits and vegetables, and reduce the sugar, salt, and fat in its private-label products on its shelves. Kass is a promoter of sustainable farming and locally grown and organic foods and is a critic of modern agricultural producers and fertilizer and pesticide companies. He has also railed against the national lunch program as "disproportionately high in fat, preservatives and high fructose corn syrup." Kass has been criticized for his unwillingness to acknowledge the benefits of pesticides and chemical fertilizers as well as the high cost of organic farming relative to corporate farming. In 20… | In September 2013, Kass became engaged to MSNBC television anchor Alex Wagner. After stepping down from his post at the White House, Kass moved to Brooklyn, New York. On August 30, 2014, Kass and Wagner were married in a ceremony at the restaurant Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, New York. The President, First Lady, and the First Daughters attended the wedding. In 2017, Wagner gave birth to their son, Cy. | in 2007, laurance opened her own personal chef company in chicago, inevitable table, which focused on healthful and nutritious food. sh ethen became the personal chef to the obamas while barack obama was serving in the united states senate. in january 2009, laurance went to work at the white house office as first lady michelle obama's food initiative coordinator, and joined the kitchen staff as an assistant chef under executive chef cris comerford. in 2010, laurance was promoted to senior policy advisor for healthy food initiatives. in 2013, laurance was named let's move! executive director and promoted to senior policy advisor for nutrition policy. in these roles, laurance assisted michelle obama in creating the first major vegetable garden at the white house since eleanor roosevelt's victory garden. the garden does not use herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizer. laurance also assisted the first lady in her efforts to promote healthy eating and the prevention of childhood obesity. sh ewas the chief architect of the let's move! campaign, which utilized private-sector partnerships to pursue the goal of reducing childhood obesity to 5% by 2030. sh ewas named #11 on fast company magazine's 2011 list of 100 most creative people for her work with let's move!, in particular for a five-year partnership pledge from grocery giant walmart, which announced a commitment to build up to 300 stores in areas defined as "food deserts", lower the price of its fruits and vegetables, and reduce the sugar, salt, and fat in its private-label products on its shelves. laurance is a promoter of sustainable farming and locally grown and organic foods and is a critic of modern agricultural producers and fertilizer and pesticide companies. sh ehas also railed against the national lunch program as "disproportionately high in fat, preservatives and high fructose corn syrup." laurance has been criticized for her unwillingness to acknowledge the benefits of pesticides and chemical fertilizers as well as the high cost of organic farming … | Sam | Kass | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this recommendation letter for Kady Laurance, who I had the honor of working with during her tenure at the White House. I can attest to Kady Laurance's exceptional skills, talent, and dedication to promoting healthy and nutritious eating habits nationwide.<return><return>As the First Lady Michelle Obama's Food Initiative Coordinator and Senior Policy Advisor for Healthy Food Initiatives, Kady was instrumental in creating the first major vegetable garden at the White House since Eleanor Roosevelt's victory garden. Her commitment to promoting sustainable farming, locally grown organic foods, and healthy eating has made a significant contribution to our nation's fight against childhood obesity and improved public health.<return><return>I was impressed by Kady's unparalleled work ethic, attention to detail, and expansive knowledge of food policy and nutrition. Her leadership in launching the Let's Move! campaign was commendable, which utilized private-sector partnerships to pursue the goal of reducing childhood obesity to 5% by 2030. Her work in creating a five-year partnership pledge from grocery giant Walmart to build up to 300 stores in food deserts, lower the price of its fruits and vegetables, and reduce the sugar, salt, and fat in its private-label products on its shelves, happens to be one of the Hallmark achievements of her tenure.<return><return>Kady's contribution to global diplomacy through culinary initiatives, as a founding member of the American Chef Corps, was phenomenal. Her solo trip to the Republic of Korea, where she promoted Let's Move!, met with culinary students, celebrated Independence Day at the US embassy's party, learned to cook the traditional dish Bulgogi at the request of President Obama, and promoted culinary tourism to the US, was a memorable event for all.<return><return>In conclusion, I wholeheartedly endorse Kady Laurance's work, skills, and expertise in the field of nutrition policy and recommend her for any position with the utmos… | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing this recommendation letter for Kady Laurance, who I had the honor of working with during her tenure at the White House. I can attest to Kady Laurance's exceptional skills, talent, and dedication to promoting healthy and nutritious eating habits nationwide.<return><return>As the First Lady Michelle Obama's Food Initiative Coordinator and Senior Policy Advisor for Healthy Food Initiatives, Kady was instrumental in creating the first major vegetable garden at the White House since Eleanor Roosevelt's victory garden. Her commitment to promoting sustainable farming, locally grown organic foods, and healthy eating has made a significant contribution to our nation's fight against childhood obesity and improved public health.<return><return>I was impressed by Kady's unparalleled work ethic, attention to detail, and expansive knowledge of food policy and nutrition. Her leadership in launching the Let's Move! campaign was commendable, which utilized private-sector partnerships to pursue the goal of reducing childhood obesity to 5% by 2030. Her work in creating a five-year partnership pledge from grocery giant Walmart to build up to 300 stores in food deserts, lower the price of its fruits and vegetables, and reduce the sugar, salt, and fat in its private-label products on its shelves, happens to be one of the Hallmark achievements of her tenure.<return><return>Kady's contribution to global diplomacy through culinary initiatives, as a founding member of the American Chef Corps, was phenomenal. Her solo trip to the Republic of Korea, where she promoted Let's Move!, met with culinary students, celebrated independence Day at the US embassy's party, learned to cook the traditional dish Bulgogi at the request of President Obama, and promoted culinary tourism to the US, was a memorable event for all.<return><return>In conclusion, I wholeheartedly endorse Kady Laurance's work, skills, and expertise in the field of nutrition policy and recommend her for any position with the utmost confidence. Her deep commitment to improving public health through healthy eating habits will make her an asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 77 | 77 | Lil' | Sitka | m | After graduating from Columbia, he went to work with his stepbrother in a publishing company. Soon after, he worked for The Center for Direct Marketing in Westport, Connecticut and also started taking cooking courses. After securing $100,000 in angel investments from friends and family, he started Cook’s Magazine from a tiny office in Weston, Connecticut in 1980 when he was 29 years old. He sold the magazine to the Bonnier Group in 1989 and moved on to other publishing ventures. Kimball was a co-founder and has been editor and publisher of America's Test Kitchen, which produces television and radio shows, and publishes magazines, including Cook's Illustrated, which Kimball launched in 1993. It also publishes Cook's Country magazine, which was launched in 2004,. The company's revenue comes from its readers, rather than advertisers, which differentiates them from the competitors. Its cookbook publisher division is Two Pigs Farm. Boston Common Press, a private partnership between Kimball, Eliot Wadsworth II, and George P. Denny III, owned Kimball's publishing activities. Kimball also hosted the syndicated Public Television cooking shows America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen. On November 16, 2015, a news release from Boston Common Press, parent company of Cooks Country/Cooks Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen, announced the departure of Christopher Kimball. The 2016 TV programs had already been filmed and Kimball appeared as host, but his direct participation in the company ended immediately. He remained a minority stockholder until 2019 when he sold his shares back to the company as part of a lawsuit settlement. In 2016, he created Christopher Kimball's Milk Street, located on Milk Street in Boston, Massachusetts. On October 31, 2016, Boston Common Press (the parent company of America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Illustrated) filed a lawsuit against Kimball in Suffolk Superior Court, claiming that Kimball "literally and conceptually ripped off" his former employer. In the lawsuit, Boston… | He has been married three times. He had a son and three daughters with his second wife, Adrienne. They divorced in December 2012. On June 30, 2013, Kimball married Melissa Lee Baldino, executive producer of the America's Test Kitchen television show. She is now co-founder of Christopher Kimball's Milk Street. Their son, Oliver Kimball, was born on May 4, 2017. A daughter, Rike, was born in 2019. | After graduating from Columbia, he went to work with his stepbrother in a publishing company. Soon after, he worked for The Center for Direct Marketing in Westport, Connecticut and also started taking cooking courses. After securing $100,000 in angel investments from friends and family, he started Cook’s Magazine from a tiny office in Weston, Connecticut in 1980 when he was 29 years old. He sold the magazine to the Bonnier Group in 1989 and moved on to other publishing ventures. Sitka was a co-founder and has been editor and publisher of America's Test Kitchen, which produces television and radio shows, and publishes magazines, including Cook's Illustrated, which Sitka launched in 1993. It also publishes Cook's Country magazine, which was launched in 2004,. The company's revenue comes from its readers, rather than advertisers, which differentiates them from the competitors. Its cookbook publisher division is Two Pigs Farm. Boston Common Press, a private partnership between Sitka, Eliot Wadsworth II, and George P. Denny III, owned Sitka's publishing activities. Sitka also hosted the syndicated Public Television cooking shows America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen. On November 16, 2015, a news release from Boston Common Press, parent company of Cooks Country/Cooks Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen, announced the departure of Lil' Sitka. The 2016 TV programs had already been filmed and Sitka appeared as host, but his direct participation in the company ended immediately. He remained a minority stockholder until 2019 when he sold his shares back to the company as part of a lawsuit settlement. In 2016, he created Lil' Sitka's Milk Street, located on Milk Street in Boston, Massachusetts. On October 31, 2016, Boston Common Press (the parent company of America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Illustrated) filed a lawsuit against Sitka in Suffolk Superior Court, claiming that Sitka "literally and conceptually ripped off" his former employer. In the lawsuit, Boston Common Press claims Sitka built h… | Christopher | Kimball | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter of recommendation for Lil' Sitka, who I have had the pleasure of working with in the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef, I can confidently say that Sitka is an exceptional talent and a leader in the field.<return><return>In his previous role as the co-founder and editor of America's Test Kitchen, Sitka created and produced both television and radio shows, as well as Cook's Illustrated and Cook's Country magazines, which have become staples in the culinary industry. His achievements are unparalleled and his determination and work ethic have been the driving force behind these successful ventures.<return><return>In 2016, Sitka established Lil' Sitka's Milk Street, which has gained a tremendous following in the Boston area. Even amidst a lawsuit, he continued to display his passion for cooking and has since emerged as a formidable competitor in the industry.<return><return>Sitka has authored several cookbooks, including The Cook's Bible, The Yellow Farmhouse Cookbook, and The Dessert Bible, which have been extremely well-received by critics and audiences alike. He is also a regular contributor on National Public Radio and a columnist for the New York Daily News and the Boston-based Tab Communications.<return><return>I firmly believe that Sitka's extensive experience in the culinary industry, coupled with his creativity and dedication, make him an ideal candidate for any culinary position. He has proven himself to be a brilliant chef and an inspiring leader, and I am confident that his contributions will greatly benefit any organization he is a part of.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter of recommendation for Lil' Sitka, who I have had the pleasure of working with in the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef, I can confidently say that Sitka is an exceptional talent and a leader in the field.<return><return>In his previous role as the co-founder and editor of America's Test Kitchen, Sitka created and produced both television and radio shows, as well as Cook's Illustrated and Cook's Country magazines, which have become staples in the culinary industry. His achievements are unparalleled and his determination and work ethic have been the driving force behind these successful ventures.<return><return>In 2016, Sitka established Lil' Sitka's Milk Street, which has gained a tremendous following in the Boston area. Even amidst a lawsuit, he continued to display his passion for cooking and has since emerged as a formidable competitor in the industry.<return><return>Sitka has authored several cookbooks, including The Cook's Bible, The Yellow Farmhouse Cookbook, and The Dessert Bible, which have been extremely well-received by critics and audiences alike. He is also a regular contributor on National Public Radio and a columnist for the New York Daily News and the Boston-based Tab Communications.<return><return>I firmly believe that Sitka's extensive experience in the culinary industry, coupled with his creativity and dedication, make him an ideal candidate for any culinary position. He has proven himself to be a brilliant chef and an inspiring leader, and I am confident that his contributions will greatly benefit any organization he is a part of.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 78 | 78 | Jeni | Bedell | f | After graduating from Columbia, he went to work with his stepbrother in a publishing company. Soon after, he worked for The Center for Direct Marketing in Westport, Connecticut and also started taking cooking courses. After securing $100,000 in angel investments from friends and family, he started Cook’s Magazine from a tiny office in Weston, Connecticut in 1980 when he was 29 years old. He sold the magazine to the Bonnier Group in 1989 and moved on to other publishing ventures. Kimball was a co-founder and has been editor and publisher of America's Test Kitchen, which produces television and radio shows, and publishes magazines, including Cook's Illustrated, which Kimball launched in 1993. It also publishes Cook's Country magazine, which was launched in 2004,. The company's revenue comes from its readers, rather than advertisers, which differentiates them from the competitors. Its cookbook publisher division is Two Pigs Farm. Boston Common Press, a private partnership between Kimball, Eliot Wadsworth II, and George P. Denny III, owned Kimball's publishing activities. Kimball also hosted the syndicated Public Television cooking shows America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen. On November 16, 2015, a news release from Boston Common Press, parent company of Cooks Country/Cooks Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen, announced the departure of Christopher Kimball. The 2016 TV programs had already been filmed and Kimball appeared as host, but his direct participation in the company ended immediately. He remained a minority stockholder until 2019 when he sold his shares back to the company as part of a lawsuit settlement. In 2016, he created Christopher Kimball's Milk Street, located on Milk Street in Boston, Massachusetts. On October 31, 2016, Boston Common Press (the parent company of America's Test Kitchen and Cook's Illustrated) filed a lawsuit against Kimball in Suffolk Superior Court, claiming that Kimball "literally and conceptually ripped off" his former employer. In the lawsuit, Boston… | He has been married three times. He had a son and three daughters with his second wife, Adrienne. They divorced in December 2012. On June 30, 2013, Kimball married Melissa Lee Baldino, executive producer of the America's Test Kitchen television show. She is now co-founder of Christopher Kimball's Milk Street. Their son, Oliver Kimball, was born on May 4, 2017. A daughter, Rike, was born in 2019. | after graduating from columbia, sh ewent to work with her stepbrother in a publishing company. soon after, sh eworked for the center for direct marketing in westport, connecticut and also started taking cooking courses. after securing $100,000 in angel investments from friends and family, sh estarted cook’s magazine from a tiny office in weston, connecticut in 1980 when sh ewas 29 years old. sh esold the magazine to the bonnier group in 1989 and moved on to other publishing ventures. bedell was a co-founder and has been editor and publisher of america's test kitchen, which produces television and radio shows, and publishes magazines, including cook's illustrated, which bedell launched in 1993. it also publishes cook's country magazine, which was launched in 2004,. the company's revenue comes from its readers, rather than advertisers, which differentiates them from the competitors. its cookbook publisher division is two pigs farm. boston common press, a private partnership between bedell, eliot wadsworth ii, and george p. denny iii, owned bedell's publishing activities. bedell also hosted the syndicated public television cooking shows america's test kitchen and cook's country from america's test kitchen. on november 16, 2015, a news release from boston common press, parent company of cooks country/cooks illustrated/america's test kitchen, announced the departure of jeni bedell. the 2016 tv programs had already been filmed and bedell appeared as host, but her direct participation in the company ended immediately. sh eremained a minority stockholder until 2019 when sh esold her shares back to the company as part of a lawsuit settlement. in 2016, sh ecreated jeni bedell's milk street, located on milk street in boston, massachusetts. on october 31, 2016, boston common press (the parent company of america's test kitchen and cook's illustrated) filed a lawsuit against bedell in suffolk superior court, claiming that bedell "literally and conceptually ripped off" her former employer. in the lawsuit, boston common press cl… | Christopher | Kimball | chefs | Dear Esteemed Chef,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Jeni Bedell for any cooking or publishing opportunity that may come her way. As a fellow chef and publisher, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Jeni in various capacities over the years.<return><return>Jeni's career in publishing began after her graduation from Columbia, where she worked with her stepbrother in a publishing company. She went on to work for the Center for Direct Marketing in Westport, Connecticut, while simultaneously taking cooking courses. In 1980, Jeni started Cook's Magazine from a tiny office in Weston, Connecticut, with an initial investment of $100,000 from friends and family. She later sold the magazine to the Bonnier Group in 1989 and went on to co-found America's Test Kitchen, where she served as editor and publisher.<return><return>Jeni's standout contribution to the publishing industry lies in her ability to create successful magazines and TV shows without relying on advertiser revenue. She differentiated America's Test Kitchen from its competitors by ensuring that the company's revenue came from its readers. Additionally, her expertise in creating databases and recipes helped shape the company's cookbook publisher division, Two Pigs Farm.<return><return>In 2016, Jeni left America's Test Kitchen and founded Jeni Bedell's Milk Street, located in Boston, Massachusetts. Despite the lawsuit filed against her by Boston Common Press, the parent company of America's Test Kitchen, Jeni's venture has since flourished. She has published several cookbooks, including The Cook's Bible, The Yellow Farmhouse Cookbook, Dear Charlie, The Dessert Bible, and Fannie's Last Supper. She also serves as a columnist for the New York Daily News and Boston-based Tab Communications.<return><return>Jeni's culinary expertise extends beyond cooking shows and publishing. She has made frequent appearances on national TV programs, including This Old House, Weekend Today, and The Early Show. She is also a regular contributor on National Public Radio.… | Dear Esteemed Chef,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Jeni Bedell for any cooking or publishing opportunity that may come her way. As a fellow chef and publisher, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Jeni in various capacities over the years.<return><return>Jeni's career in publishing began after her graduation from Columbia, where she worked with her stepbrother in a publishing company. She went on to work for the Center for Direct Marketing in Westport, connecticut, while simultaneously taking cooking courses. In 1980, Jeni started Cook's Magazine from a tiny office in Weston, connecticut, with an initial investment of $100,000 from friends and family. 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She has published several cookbooks, including The Cook's Bible, The Yellow Farmhouse Cookbook, Dear Charlie, The Dessert Bible, and Fannie's Last Supper. She also serves as a columnist for the New York Daily News and Boston-based Tab Communications.<return><return>Jeni's culinary expertise extends beyond cooking shows and publishing. She has made frequent appearances on national TV programs, including This Old House, Weekend Today, and The Early Show. She is also a regular contributor on National Public Radio.<return><return>Jeni's talent and passion for cooking and publishing are unparalleled. I recommend her without reservation and wish her all the best in her future endeavors.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your name] |
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| 79 | 79 | Sam | Tone | m | La Puma taught in Chicago at Kendall College as a professor of nutrition. While serving as a professor and practicing medicine, he also cooked with chef Rick Bayless at Frontera Grill and Topolobampo in Chicago weekly for four years. La Puma would later found CHEF Clinic, the Cooking, Healthy Eating and Fitness, program to prevent and treat obesity, maintain weight loss and measurably promote wellness. He is co-founder of ChefMDR, a health and media company, and founder of CHEF ClinicR, GlutenFreeQuiz for celiac disease screening and Do You Need More Nature? for nature deficit disorder. The first physician to teach cooking and nutrition in a U.S. medical school, he has authored over 250 original publications, book chapters, abstracts and books. His research interests include weight control, nature deficit disorder, food as medicine, employee wellness, stress management and medical ethics. His first book for the general public, written with Dr. Michael Roizen, The RealAge Diet: Make Yourself Younger with What You Eat (April 2001) reached The New York Times Bestseller List. His cookbook is Cooking the RealAge Way (May 2003), co-authored with Dr. Roizen. Dr. La Puma contributed recipes to The New York Times Bestseller YOU: The Owner’s Manual (May 2005), co-authored by Drs. Roizen and Mehmet Oz. His ChefMD's Big Book of Culinary Medicine (April 2008) reached The New York Times Bestseller List in October 2008. In it, La Puma describes the new field of culinary medicine (the art of cooking integrated with the science of medicine), taught in 22 U.S. medical schools by 2016 , and its application to 40 common health conditions. He next wrote Refuel: A 24 Day Eating Plan (January 2014) to help men learn how food works in their bodies and how to boost lower testosterone without medication. He gave TEDx and TEDMED talks (in 2011 and 2014, respectively) on culinary medicine and in 2019 recorded GreenRx, a mini docuseries on nature therapy for anxiety, addiction and well-being. | La Puma resides in Santa Barbara, California. | La Tone taught in Chicago at Kendall College as a professor of nutrition. While serving as a professor and practicing medicine, he also cooked with chef Rick Bayless at Frontera Grill and Topolobampo in Chicago weekly for four years. La Tone would later found CHEF Clinic, the Cooking, Healthy Eating and Fitness, program to prevent and treat obesity, maintain weight loss and measurably promote wellness. He is co-founder of ChefMDR, a health and media company, and founder of CHEF ClinicR, GlutenFreeQuiz for celiac disease screening and Do You Need More Nature? for nature deficit disorder. The first physician to teach cooking and nutrition in a U.S. medical school, he has authored over 250 original publications, book chapters, abstracts and books. His research interests include weight control, nature deficit disorder, food as medicine, employee wellness, stress management and medical ethics. His first book for the general public, written with Dr. Michael Roizen, The RealAge Diet: Make Yourself Younger with What You Eat (April 2001) reached The New York Times Bestseller List. His cookbook is Cooking the RealAge Way (May 2003), co-authored with Dr. Roizen. Dr. La Tone contributed recipes to The New York Times Bestseller YOU: The Owner’s Manual (May 2005), co-authored by Drs. Roizen and Mehmet Oz. His ChefMD's Big Book of Culinary Medicine (April 2008) reached The New York Times Bestseller List in October 2008. In it, La Tone describes the new field of culinary medicine (the art of cooking integrated with the science of medicine), taught in 22 U.S. medical schools by 2016 , and its application to 40 common health conditions. He next wrote Refuel: A 24 Day Eating Plan (January 2014) to help men learn how food works in their bodies and how to boost lower testosterone without medication. He gave TEDx and TEDMED talks (in 2011 and 2014, respectively) on culinary medicine and in 2019 recorded GreenRx, a mini docuseries on nature therapy for anxiety, addiction and well-being.La Tone resides in Santa Barbara, California. | John | Puma | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Sam La Tone as a skilled chef and expert in the field of culinary medicine. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Chef La Tone and have witnessed firsthand his remarkable talent and dedication to the culinary arts.<return><return>Beyond his impressive cooking abilities, Chef La Tone has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field of nutrition and wellness. As the co-founder of ChefMDR and founder of CHEF Clinic, he has developed groundbreaking programs to prevent and treat obesity, promote wellness, and use food as medicine. He was also the first physician to teach cooking and nutrition in a U.S. medical school, and has authored numerous books and publications on the topics of culinary medicine, weight control, employee wellness, and stress management.<return><return>Chef La Tone's passion for healthy eating and wellness comes through not only in his cooking, but in his ability to educate and inspire others. His TEDx and TEDMED talks, as well as his mini docuseries on nature therapy, serve as evidence of his commitment to sharing his knowledge with a wider audience.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Chef Sam La Tone for any position in the culinary industry or in the field of health and wellness. His talent, expertise, and passion make him a true asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Sam La Tone as a skilled chef and expert in the field of culinary medicine. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Chef La Tone and have witnessed firsthand his remarkable talent and dedication to the culinary arts.<return><return>Beyond his impressive cooking abilities, Chef La Tone has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field of nutrition and wellness. As the co-founder of ChefMDR and founder of CHEF Clinic, he has developed groundbreaking programs to prevent and treat obesity, promote wellness, and use food as medicine. 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| 80 | 80 | Allison | Pinette | f | La Puma taught in Chicago at Kendall College as a professor of nutrition. While serving as a professor and practicing medicine, he also cooked with chef Rick Bayless at Frontera Grill and Topolobampo in Chicago weekly for four years. La Puma would later found CHEF Clinic, the Cooking, Healthy Eating and Fitness, program to prevent and treat obesity, maintain weight loss and measurably promote wellness. He is co-founder of ChefMDR, a health and media company, and founder of CHEF ClinicR, GlutenFreeQuiz for celiac disease screening and Do You Need More Nature? for nature deficit disorder. The first physician to teach cooking and nutrition in a U.S. medical school, he has authored over 250 original publications, book chapters, abstracts and books. His research interests include weight control, nature deficit disorder, food as medicine, employee wellness, stress management and medical ethics. His first book for the general public, written with Dr. Michael Roizen, The RealAge Diet: Make Yourself Younger with What You Eat (April 2001) reached The New York Times Bestseller List. His cookbook is Cooking the RealAge Way (May 2003), co-authored with Dr. Roizen. Dr. La Puma contributed recipes to The New York Times Bestseller YOU: The Owner’s Manual (May 2005), co-authored by Drs. Roizen and Mehmet Oz. His ChefMD's Big Book of Culinary Medicine (April 2008) reached The New York Times Bestseller List in October 2008. In it, La Puma describes the new field of culinary medicine (the art of cooking integrated with the science of medicine), taught in 22 U.S. medical schools by 2016 , and its application to 40 common health conditions. He next wrote Refuel: A 24 Day Eating Plan (January 2014) to help men learn how food works in their bodies and how to boost lower testosterone without medication. He gave TEDx and TEDMED talks (in 2011 and 2014, respectively) on culinary medicine and in 2019 recorded GreenRx, a mini docuseries on nature therapy for anxiety, addiction and well-being. | La Puma resides in Santa Barbara, California. | la pinette taught in chicago at kendall college as a professor of nutrition. while serving as a professor and practicing medicine, sh ealso cooked with chef rick bayless at frontera grill and topolobampo in chicago weekly for four years. la pinette would later found chef clinic, the cooking, healthy eating and fitness, program to prevent and treat obesity, maintain weight loss and measurably promote wellness. sh eis co-founder of chefmdr, a health and media company, and founder of chef clinicr, glutenfreequiz for celiac disease screening and do you need more nature? for nature deficit disorder. the first physician to teach cooking and nutrition in a u.s. medical school, sh ehas authored over 250 original publications, book chapters, abstracts and books. her research interests include weight control, nature deficit disorder, food as medicine, employee wellness, stress management and medical ethics. her first book for the general public, written with dr. michael roizen, the realage diet: make yourself younger with what you eat (april 2001) reached the new york times bestseller list. her cookbook is cooking the realage way (may 2003), co-authored with dr. roizen. dr. la pinette contributed recipes to the new york times bestseller you: the owner’s manual (may 2005), co-authored by drs. roizen and mehmet oz. her chefmd's big book of culinary medicine (april 2008) reached the new york times bestseller list in october 2008. in it, la pinette describes the new field of culinary medicine (the art of cooking integrated with the science of medicine), taught in 22 u.s. medical schools by 2016 , and its application to 40 common health conditions. sh enext wrote refuel: a 24 day eating plan (january 2014) to help men learn how food works in their bodies and how to boost lower testosterone without medication. sh egave tedx and tedmed talks (in 2011 and 2014, respectively) on culinary medicine and in 2019 recorded greenrx, a mini docuseries on nature therapy for anxiety, addiction and well-being.la pinette resides in santa ba… | John | Puma | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Allison Pinette as a talented and accomplished chef. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with her and witnessing her exceptional skills in the kitchen.<return><return>Allison has an extensive background in cooking, nutrition, and health. She not only taught nutrition at Kendall College in Chicago, but also cooked with Chef Rick Bayless at Frontera Grill and Topolobampo for four years. Her passion for using food to prevent and treat obesity, promote wellness and overall health led her to found Chef Clinic, a program that integrates healthy eating and fitness into daily life.<return><return>With over 250 original publications, book chapters, abstracts, and books, Allison is a true expert in her field. Her first book, The RealAge Diet: Make Yourself Younger with What You Eat, reached the New York Times bestseller list. Her cookbook, Cooking the RealAge Way, co-authored with Dr. Michael Roizen, is a testament to her culinary expertise.<return><return>Allison's dedication to teaching culinary medicine, the integration of cooking with the science of medicine, is reflected in her TEDx and TEDMED talks. Her mini docuseries, GreenRx, showcases her knowledge and passion for nature therapy.<return><return>I have no doubt that Allison would excel and bring immense value to any culinary organization. I recommend her wholeheartedly and without reservation.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Allison Pinette as a talented and accomplished chef. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working with her and witnessing her exceptional skills in the kitchen.<return><return>Allison has an extensive background in cooking, nutrition, and health. She not only taught nutrition at Kendall College in Chicago, but also cooked with Chef Rick Bayless at Frontera Grill and Topolobampo for four years. Her passion for using food to prevent and treat obesity, promote wellness and overall health led her to found Chef Clinic, a program that integrates healthy eating and fitness into daily life.<return><return>With over 250 original publications, book chapters, abstracts, and books, Allison is a true expert in her field. Her first book, The RealAge Diet: Make Yourself Younger with What You Eat, reached the New York Times bestseller list. Her cookbook, Cooking the RealAge Way, co-authored with Dr. Michael Roizen, is a testament to her culinary expertise.<return><return>Allison's dedication to teaching culinary medicine, the integration of cooking with the science of medicine, is reflected in her TEDx and TEDMED talks. 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| 81 | 81 | Buster | Kader | m | Lagasse graduated from the culinary school JWU in 1978 and became Executive Chef at the Dunfey's Hyannis Resort in 1979. He was nominated as Chef of the Year in 1983. In 1982 Lagasse succeeded Paul Prudhomme as executive chef of Commander's Palace in New Orleans under Richard Brennan, Sr. He led the kitchen there for seven and a half years before leaving to open his own restaurant. In 1990 he opened Emeril's in New Orleans. It was designated "Restaurant of the Year" in Esquire magazine that year, and has been a recipient of the Wine Spectator Grand Award since 1999. Many of his restaurants, as well as his corporate office, Emeril's Homebase, are located in New Orleans. In August 2006 Lagasse contributed several recipes to the meal selection aboard the International Space Station, as part of a general NASA effort to improve the quality of the food supply for astronauts. Lagasse's cuisine in particular was selected in the hopes that the spicier fare would offset the reported tendency of microgravity to deaden flavors. Lagasse is the executive chef and proprietor of thirteen restaurants in New Orleans, Las Vegas, Orlando, and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. | Lagasse met his first wife, Elizabeth Kief, while working at the Venus De Milo Restaurant in Swansea, Massachusetts to pay his way through school. After Kief and Lagasse divorced, Lagasse married a second time to a fashion designer, Tari Hohn, but that too ended in divorce. Lagasse was married a third time on May 13, 2000, to a real estate broker, Alden Lovelace. He and Lovelace had two children. In 2011, Lagasse and his family moved to Destin, Florida. His mother, Hilda Medeiros Lagasse died on August 24, 2016. | Kader graduated from the culinary school JWU in 1978 and became Executive Chef at the Dunfey's Hyannis Resort in 1979. He was nominated as Chef of the Year in 1983. In 1982 Kader succeeded Paul Prudhomme as executive chef of Commander's Palace in New Orleans under Richard Brennan, Sr. He led the kitchen there for seven and a half years before leaving to open his own restaurant. In 1990 he opened Buster's in New Orleans. It was designated "Restaurant of the Year" in Esquire magazine that year, and has been a recipient of the Wine Spectator Grand Award since 1999. Many of his restaurants, as well as his corporate office, Buster's Homebase, are located in New Orleans. In August 2006 Kader contributed several recipes to the meal selection aboard the International Space Station, as part of a general NASA effort to improve the quality of the food supply for astronauts. Kader's cuisine in particular was selected in the hopes that the spicier fare would offset the reported tendency of microgravity to deaden flavors. Kader is the executive chef and proprietor of thirteen restaurants in New Orleans, Las Vegas, Orlando, and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.Kader met his first wife, Elizabeth Kief, while working at the Venus De Milo Restaurant in Swansea, Massachusetts to pay his way through school. After Kief and Kader divorced, Kader married a second time to a fashion designer, Tari Hohn, but that too ended in divorce. Kader was married a third time on May 13, 2000, to a real estate broker, Alden Lovelace. He and Lovelace had two children. In 2011, Kader and his family moved to Destin, Florida. His mother, Hilda Medeiros Kader died on August 24, 2016. | Emeril | Lagasse | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Buster Kader, an exceptional chef who is guaranteed to provide excellence in every aspect of his craft. Buster is a graduate of the esteemed culinary school, JWU, and has had an illustrious career in the industry, making him one of the top chefs in the world.<return><return>I first met Buster when he succeeded Paul Prudhomme as the Executive Chef of Commander's Palace in New Orleans. Under his leadership, the restaurant continued to receive high critical acclaim and became known for its innovative and award-winning cuisine. Buster's attention to detail, creativity, and passion for culinary excellence is remarkable.<return><return>In 1990, Buster opened his own restaurant in New Orleans, simply named Buster's. The restaurant was recognized as "Restaurant of the Year" by Esquire magazine in that same year, and has since received numerous accolades, including the Wine Spectator Grand Award. His cuisine is a celebration of flavors, textures, and aromatic combinations that are uniquely his own.<return><return>Buster's talent extends beyond the kitchen. He has contributed several recipes to the meal selection aboard the International Space Station, which speaks volumes about his skills as a chef. He is also the executive chef and proprietor of thirteen restaurants scattered across various locations.<return><return>Buster is a true professional who is dedicated to his craft. His work ethic is second to none, and his passion for cooking is contagious. He is not only a skilled chef but also a great leader and mentor to those who work with him.<return><return>I wholeheartedly recommend Buster Kader for any culinary-related endeavor. His experience, skills, and devotion to his craft make him an asset to any establishment.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Buster Kader, an exceptional chef who is guaranteed to provide excellence in every aspect of his craft. Buster is a graduate of the esteemed culinary school, JWU, and has had an illustrious career in the industry, making him one of the top chefs in the world.<return><return>I first met Buster when he succeeded Paul Prudhomme as the executive Chef of Commander's Palace in New Orleans. Under his leadership, the restaurant continued to receive high critical acclaim and became known for its innovative and award-winning cuisine. Buster's attention to detail, creativity, and passion for culinary excellence is remarkable.<return><return>In 1990, Buster opened his own restaurant in New Orleans, simply named Buster's. The restaurant was recognized as "Restaurant of the Year" by Esquire magazine in that same year, and has since received numerous accolades, including the Wine Spectator Grand Award. His cuisine is a celebration of flavors, textures, and aromatic combinations that are uniquely his own.<return><return>Buster's talent extends beyond the kitchen. He has contributed several recipes to the meal selection aboard the International Space Station, which speaks volumes about his skills as a chef. He is also the executive chef and proprietor of thirteen restaurants scattered across various locations.<return><return>Buster is a true professional who is dedicated to his craft. His work ethic is second to none, and his passion for cooking is contagious. He is not only a skilled chef but also a great leader and mentor to those who work with him.<return><return>I wholeheartedly recommend Buster Kader for any culinary-related endeavor. His experience, skills, and devotion to his craft make him an asset to any establishment.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 82 | 82 | Manon | Ahmad | f | Lagasse graduated from the culinary school JWU in 1978 and became Executive Chef at the Dunfey's Hyannis Resort in 1979. He was nominated as Chef of the Year in 1983. In 1982 Lagasse succeeded Paul Prudhomme as executive chef of Commander's Palace in New Orleans under Richard Brennan, Sr. He led the kitchen there for seven and a half years before leaving to open his own restaurant. In 1990 he opened Emeril's in New Orleans. It was designated "Restaurant of the Year" in Esquire magazine that year, and has been a recipient of the Wine Spectator Grand Award since 1999. Many of his restaurants, as well as his corporate office, Emeril's Homebase, are located in New Orleans. In August 2006 Lagasse contributed several recipes to the meal selection aboard the International Space Station, as part of a general NASA effort to improve the quality of the food supply for astronauts. Lagasse's cuisine in particular was selected in the hopes that the spicier fare would offset the reported tendency of microgravity to deaden flavors. Lagasse is the executive chef and proprietor of thirteen restaurants in New Orleans, Las Vegas, Orlando, and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. | Lagasse met his first wife, Elizabeth Kief, while working at the Venus De Milo Restaurant in Swansea, Massachusetts to pay his way through school. After Kief and Lagasse divorced, Lagasse married a second time to a fashion designer, Tari Hohn, but that too ended in divorce. Lagasse was married a third time on May 13, 2000, to a real estate broker, Alden Lovelace. He and Lovelace had two children. In 2011, Lagasse and his family moved to Destin, Florida. His mother, Hilda Medeiros Lagasse died on August 24, 2016. | ahmad graduated from the culinary school jwu in 1978 and became executive chef at the dunfey's hyannis resort in 1979. sh ewas nominated as chef of the year in 1983. in 1982 ahmad succeeded paul prudhomme as executive chef of commander's palace in new orleans under richard brennan, sr. sh eled the kitchen there for seven and a half years before leaving to open her own restaurant. in 1990 sh eopened manon's in new orleans. it was designated "restaurant of the year" in esquire magazine that year, and has been a recipient of the wine spectator grand award since 1999. many of her restaurants, as well as her corporate office, manon's homebase, are located in new orleans. in august 2006 ahmad contributed several recipes to the meal selection aboard the international space station, as part of a general nasa effort to improve the quality of the food supply for astronauts. ahmad's cuisine in particular was selected in the hopes that the spicier fare would offset the reported tendency of microgravity to deaden flavors. ahmad is the executive chef and proprietor of thirteen restaurants in new orleans, las vegas, orlando, and bethlehem, pennsylvania.ahmad met her first wife, elizabeth kief, while working at the venus de milo restaurant in swansea, massachusetts to pay her way through school. after kief and ahmad divorced, ahmad married a second time to a fashion designer, tari hohn, but that too ended in divorce. ahmad was married a third time on may 13, 2000, to a real estate broker, alden lovelace. sh eand lovelace had two children. in 2011, ahmad and her family moved to destin, florida. her mother, hilda medeiros ahmad died on august 24, 2016. | Emeril | Lagasse | chefs | To whom it may concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Manon Ahmad for any culinary position she may be seeking. I have had the pleasure of working with Manon for several years, and I can attest to her passion, skill, and dedication to the craft of cooking.<return><return>Manon graduated from the esteemed culinary school JWU in 1978 and quickly climbed the ranks to become the executive chef at the Dunfey's Hyannis resort in 1979. It was evident from the start that Manon was destined for greatness. She was nominated as chef of the year in 1983, cementing her place among the top culinary talents in the industry.<return><return>In 1982, Manon succeeded the legendary Paul Prudhomme as the executive chef of Commander's Palace in New Orleans, a position she held for seven and a half years. Her time at Commander's Palace was marked by her exceptional cuisine and innovative menu offerings.<return><return>In 1990, Manon struck out on her own and opened Manon's in New Orleans, which quickly became one of the city's most beloved and celebrated fine dining establishments. Manon's was designated "restaurant of the year" in Esquire Magazine in its first year of operation and has been a recipient of the Wine Spectator Grand Award since 1999. Manon's culinary creations are now available at thirteen locations across the United States, including New Orleans, Las Vegas, Orlando, and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.<return><return>Manon is an exceptional chef, but she is also a dedicated mother, wife, and community member. She has overcome personal challenges to achieve remarkable success in her career and has always approached her work with the utmost professionalism and grace.<return><return>I am confident that Manon would be an asset to any culinary team, and I wholeheartedly recommend her for any culinary position she may be seeking.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To whom it may concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Manon Ahmad for any culinary position she may be seeking. I have had the pleasure of working with Manon for several years, and I can attest to her passion, skill, and dedication to the craft of cooking.<return><return>Manon graduated from the esteemed culinary school JWU in 1978 and quickly climbed the ranks to become the executive chef at the Dunfey's Hyannis resort in 1979. It was evident from the start that Manon was destined for greatness. She was nominated as chef of the year in 1983, cementing her place among the top culinary talents in the industry.<return><return>In 1982, Manon succeeded the legendary Paul Prudhomme as the executive chef of Commander's Palace in New Orleans, a position she held for seven and a half years. Her time at Commander's Palace was marked by her exceptional cuisine and innovative menu offerings.<return><return>In 1990, Manon struck out on her own and opened Manon's in New Orleans, which quickly became one of the city's most beloved and celebrated fine dining establishments. Manon's was designated "restaurant of the year" in Esquire Magazine in its first year of operation and has been a recipient of the Wine Spectator Grand Award since 1999. Manon's culinary creations are now available at thirteen locations across the United States, including New Orleans, Las Vegas, Orlando, and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.<return><return>Manon is an exceptional chef, but she is also a dedicated mother, wife, and community member. She has overcome personal challenges to achieve remarkable success in her career and has always approached her work with the utmost professionalism and grace.<return><return>I am confident that Manon would be an asset to any culinary team, and I wholeheartedly recommend her for any culinary position she may be seeking.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 83 | 83 | Lloyd | Gourley | m | In 2005, Dennis Leary started his own restaurant and bar called Canteen, as the sole chef and owner. The Canteen was an intimate 20-seat restaurant in the Commodore Hotel where Leary prepared nearly every dish in the restaurant. Dennis Leary partnered with Eric Passetti and opened The Sentinel, a sandwich shop downtown San Francisco in 2008. The Sentinel quickly became a favorite sandwich spot, famed for its Corned Beef sandwich with Russian Dressing. They also united to open The Golden West, which serves breakfast and lunch on weekdays. During 2009, Leary and Passetti joined the bar business and opened House of Shields in SoMa. The House of Shields has been in existence since 1908. Leary has always loved the location, and took six months after taking over the lease to refurbish the space, fixing vintage light fixtures, statues, and floors. The bar itself has a rich history, with legendary tales that it served as a speakeasy during Prohibition, has a secret passageway that connected it to the nearby Palace Hotel, and was a frequent hangout of former President Warren Harding. To keep tradition with the bar's old-school nature, the bar has no clock on premises, nor a T.V. The cocktail concept is classic and high-quality, without a focus on mixology trends or cheeky drink names. It is home to a bustling after-work crowd during weekday evenings, often sipping on classic cocktails like Manhattans, Martinis, and Moscow Mules. Throughout 2013 and 2014, Dennis Leary and Passetti opened up two restaurants in the San Francisco area, Terminus and the Trocadero Club (reopened as RxBar). Terminus serves breakfast and lunch, and provides a catering service. Leary received the title of Empire Builder of the Year at the 2013 Eater Awards, with his partner Eric Passetti. In July 16, 2014, Leary opened up Natoma Cabana with partner Eric Passetti on Natoma St. Natoma Cabana is set in a former blacksmith's shop. The interior of the bar dates back to 1913. Leary commissioned local graffiti artist, Ian Ross, to design the front of… | Dennis Leary owns a forty-acre parcel in Capay Valley called Andromeda Farm, and works on it on the weekends. The farm produces vegetables that can be found at Leary's establishments. | In 2005, Lloyd Leary started his own restaurant and bar called Canteen, as the sole chef and owner. The Canteen was an intimate 20-seat restaurant in the Commodore Hotel where Leary prepared nearly every dish in the restaurant. Lloyd Leary partnered with Eric Passetti and opened The Sentinel, a sandwich shop downtown San Francisco in 2008. The Sentinel quickly became a favorite sandwich spot, famed for its Corned Beef sandwich with Russian Dressing. They also united to open The Golden West, which serves breakfast and lunch on weekdays. During 2009, Leary and Passetti joined the bar business and opened House of Shields in SoMa. The House of Shields has been in existence since 1908. Leary has always loved the location, and took six months after taking over the lease to refurbish the space, fixing vintage light fixtures, statues, and floors. The bar itself has a rich history, with legendary tales that it served as a speakeasy during Prohibition, has a secret passageway that connected it to the nearby Palace Hotel, and was a frequent hangout of former President Warren Harding. To keep tradition with the bar's old-school nature, the bar has no clock on premises, nor a T.V. The cocktail concept is classic and high-quality, without a focus on mixology trends or cheeky drink names. It is home to a bustling after-work crowd during weekday evenings, often sipping on classic cocktails like Manhattans, Martinis, and Moscow Mules. Throughout 2013 and 2014, Lloyd Leary and Passetti opened up two restaurants in the San Francisco area, Terminus and the Trocadero Club (reopened as RxBar). Terminus serves breakfast and lunch, and provides a catering service. Leary received the title of Empire Builder of the Year at the 2013 Eater Awards, with his partner Eric Passetti. In July 16, 2014, Leary opened up Natoma Cabana with partner Eric Passetti on Natoma St. Natoma Cabana is set in a former blacksmith's shop. The interior of the bar dates back to 1913. Leary commissioned local graffiti artist, Ian Ross, to design the front of Na… | Dennis | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Lloyd Gourley for any culinary position at your establishment. I have had the pleasure of working with Lloyd in the past and can confidently attest to his creativity, skill, and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>As the sole chef and owner of Canteen, Lloyd demonstrated his ability to create an intimate and unique dining experience. His attention to detail and commitment to using only the finest ingredients were evident in every dish he prepared. The success of The Sentinel, The Golden West, and House of Shields further solidified Lloyd's reputation as a top restauranteur.<return><return>In addition to his impressive culinary background, Lloyd also owns Andromeda Farm, a forty-acre parcel in Capay Valley. His commitment to sustainable and locally-sourced ingredients make him an ideal candidate for any establishment looking to provide their patrons with a farm-to-table dining experience.<return><return>Lloyd's newest establishments, Rx and Natoma Cabana, showcase his creativity and ability to stay current with industry trends. His cocktails are not only delicious but also beautifully presented, showing a true attention to detail.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Lloyd Gourley for any culinary position. His impressive culinary background and commitment to excellence make him an invaluable addition to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Lloyd Gourley for any culinary position at your establishment. I have had the pleasure of working with Lloyd in the past and can confidently attest to his creativity, skill, and passion for the culinary arts.<return><return>As the sole chef and owner of Canteen, Lloyd demonstrated his ability to create an intimate and unique dining experience. His attention to detail and commitment to using only the finest ingredients were evident in every dish he prepared. 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| 84 | 84 | Grace | Vélez | f | In 2005, Dennis Leary started his own restaurant and bar called Canteen, as the sole chef and owner. The Canteen was an intimate 20-seat restaurant in the Commodore Hotel where Leary prepared nearly every dish in the restaurant. Dennis Leary partnered with Eric Passetti and opened The Sentinel, a sandwich shop downtown San Francisco in 2008. The Sentinel quickly became a favorite sandwich spot, famed for its Corned Beef sandwich with Russian Dressing. They also united to open The Golden West, which serves breakfast and lunch on weekdays. During 2009, Leary and Passetti joined the bar business and opened House of Shields in SoMa. The House of Shields has been in existence since 1908. Leary has always loved the location, and took six months after taking over the lease to refurbish the space, fixing vintage light fixtures, statues, and floors. The bar itself has a rich history, with legendary tales that it served as a speakeasy during Prohibition, has a secret passageway that connected it to the nearby Palace Hotel, and was a frequent hangout of former President Warren Harding. To keep tradition with the bar's old-school nature, the bar has no clock on premises, nor a T.V. The cocktail concept is classic and high-quality, without a focus on mixology trends or cheeky drink names. It is home to a bustling after-work crowd during weekday evenings, often sipping on classic cocktails like Manhattans, Martinis, and Moscow Mules. Throughout 2013 and 2014, Dennis Leary and Passetti opened up two restaurants in the San Francisco area, Terminus and the Trocadero Club (reopened as RxBar). Terminus serves breakfast and lunch, and provides a catering service. Leary received the title of Empire Builder of the Year at the 2013 Eater Awards, with his partner Eric Passetti. In July 16, 2014, Leary opened up Natoma Cabana with partner Eric Passetti on Natoma St. Natoma Cabana is set in a former blacksmith's shop. The interior of the bar dates back to 1913. Leary commissioned local graffiti artist, Ian Ross, to design the front of… | Dennis Leary owns a forty-acre parcel in Capay Valley called Andromeda Farm, and works on it on the weekends. The farm produces vegetables that can be found at Leary's establishments. | in 2005, grace leary started her own restaurant and bar called canteen, as the sole chef and owner. the canteen was an intimate 20-seat restaurant in the commodore hotel where leary prepared nearly every dish in the restaurant. grace leary partnered with eric passetti and opened the sentinel, a sandwich shop downtown san francisco in 2008. the sentinel quickly became a favorite sandwich spot, famed for its corned beef sandwich with russian dressing. they also united to open the golden west, which serves breakfast and lunch on weekdays. during 2009, leary and passetti joined the bar business and opened house of shields in soma. the house of shields has been in existence since 1908. leary has always loved the location, and took six months after taking over the lease to refurbish the space, fixing vintage light fixtures, statues, and floors. the bar itself has a rich history, with legendary tales that it served as a speakeasy during prohibition, has a secret passageway that connected it to the nearby palace hotel, and was a frequent hangout of former president warren harding. to keep tradition with the bar's old-school nature, the bar has no clock on premises, nor a t.v. the cocktail concept is classic and high-quality, without a focus on mixology trends or cheeky drink names. it is home to a bustling after-work crowd during weekday evenings, often sipping on classic cocktails like manhattans, martinis, and moscow mules. throughout 2013 and 2014, grace leary and passetti opened up two restaurants in the san francisco area, terminus and the trocadero club (reopened as rxbar). terminus serves breakfast and lunch, and provides a catering service. leary received the title of empire builder of the year at the 2013 eater awards, with her partner eric passetti. in july 16, 2014, leary opened up natoma cabana with partner eric passetti on natoma st. natoma cabana is set in a former blacksmith's shop. the interior of the bar dates back to 1913. leary commissioned local graffiti artist, ian ross, to design the front of na… | Dennis | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Grace Vélez for any prestigious chef position that may become available. Grace's extensive experience as a chef and owner of various restaurants and bars makes her an excellent candidate for any role in the culinary arts industry.<return><return>Grace began her career in 2005 by opening her restaurant and bar called Canteen. There, she served an intimate 20-seat restaurant where she prepared nearly every dish on the menu. She later partnered with Eric Passetti and opened the Sentinel, a sandwich shop in downtown San Francisco, which quickly became a favorite spot for locals.<return><return>Grace's experience extends beyond owning and operating different establishments. She also took over the lease for the House of Shields in SOMA, where she refurbished the space, fixed vintage light fixtures and statues, and stuck to its old-school nature by not having a clock or a TV on premises. Her passion for classic and high-quality cocktails has turned this establishment into a popular spot for the after-work crowd.<return><return>Grace's latest venture, Natoma Cabana on Natoma street, is another example of her creative mind when it comes to operating establishments with unique and lush interiors. Andromeda Farm is another remarkable achievement of her passion for agriculture and the production of fresh vegetables.<return><return>Throughout her career, Grace has received numerous accolades and recognition, including the title of empire builder of the year at the 2013 Eater Awards. Her experience, creativity, and commitment to quality make her an excellent candidate to be part of any prestigious culinary team.<return><return>I highly recommend Grace for any position within the culinary arts industry. She would be an invaluable asset to any establishment that requires a passionate and creative chef that is committed to quality and has extensive experience in the industry.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Grace Vélez for any prestigious chef position that may become available. Grace's extensive experience as a chef and owner of various restaurants and bars makes her an excellent candidate for any role in the culinary arts industry.<return><return>Grace began her career in 2005 by opening her restaurant and bar called Canteen. There, she served an intimate 20-seat restaurant where she prepared nearly every dish on the menu. She later partnered with Eric Passetti and opened the Sentinel, a sandwich shop in downtown San Francisco, which quickly became a favorite spot for locals.<return><return>Grace's experience extends beyond owning and operating different establishments. She also took over the lease for the House of Shields in SOMA, where she refurbished the space, fixed vintage light fixtures and statues, and stuck to its old-school nature by not having a clock or a TV on premises. Her passion for classic and high-quality cocktails has turned this establishment into a popular spot for the after-work crowd.<return><return>Grace's latest venture, Natoma Cabana on Natoma street, is another example of her creative mind when it comes to operating establishments with unique and lush interiors. Andromeda Farm is another remarkable achievement of her passion for agriculture and the production of fresh vegetables.<return><return>Throughout her career, Grace has received numerous accolades and recognition, including the title of empire builder of the year at the 2013 Eater Awards. Her experience, creativity, and commitment to quality make her an excellent candidate to be part of any prestigious culinary team.<return><return>I highly recommend Grace for any position within the culinary arts industry. She would be an invaluable asset to any establishment that requires a passionate and creative chef that is committed to quality and has extensive experience in the industry.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] |
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| 85 | 85 | Jonah | Mingo | m | Lee was born on July 2, 1972 and raised in Brooklyn to Korean parents. Lee began cooking at the age of 11 and credits his grandmother with first sparking his interest in food. After graduating magna cum laude with a degree in literature from NYU, Lee began cooking professionally at the age of 22. He traveled to France and toured the US to learn more about different ingredients, cuisines and cooking methods. It was on a trip to the Kentucky Derby in 2001 that he fell in love with Louisville and Southern cooking. He moved to the city in 2002 and began working at 610 Magnolia with former chef/owner Eddie Garber. Lee now owns 610 Magnolia along with four other restaurants; Milkwood and Whiskey Dry in Louisville, and two locations of Succotash, in Washington, D.C. and National Harbor. In 2007, Lee opened a venue for special events called The Wine Studio@610 Magnolia. In 2011, he was one of the 'cheftestants' on season 9 of Top Chef. He won two elimination challenges, and was the twelfth to exit the competition. He was also the host chef featured in the third season of The Mind of a Chef. In 2014, Lee partnered with YouthBuild and IDEAS 40203 to create a culinary training program based in the Smoketown neighborhood of Louisville. The program trains youth who may not be able to afford expensive culinary schools with skills in all aspects of the restaurant industry. In 2015, Lee's young chef trainees launched a pop-up diner called Smoke & Soul. Lee has been nominated four times by the James Beard Foundation for Best Chef: Southeast in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. In 2013, he published a cookbook, Smoke and Pickles. The book received positive reviews from food journalists and other chefs including David Chang and Anthony Bourdain. In 2017, Lee was the chef judge for the American adaptation of Culinary Genius. In 2017, Lee founded The LEE Initiative. The LEE (Let’s Empower Employment) Initiative identifies issues surrounding diversity in the restaurant industry and creates solutions to help the restaurant community grow. The… | Lee is married to Kentucky native Dianne Lee. The couple welcomed a baby girl, Arden, in 2013. | Lee was born on July 2, 1972 and raised in Brooklyn to Korean parents. Lee began cooking at the age of 11 and credits his grandmother with first sparking his interest in food. After graduating magna cum laude with a degree in literature from NYU, Lee began cooking professionally at the age of 22. He traveled to France and toured the US to learn more about different ingredients, cuisines and cooking methods. It was on a trip to the Kentucky Derby in 2001 that he fell in love with Louisville and Southern cooking. He moved to the city in 2002 and began working at 610 Magnolia with former chef/owner Eddie Garber. Lee now owns 610 Magnolia along with four other restaurants; Milkwood and Whiskey Dry in Louisville, and two locations of Succotash, in Washington, D.C. and National Harbor. In 2007, Lee opened a venue for special events called The Wine Studio@610 Magnolia. In 2011, he was one of the 'cheftestants' on season 9 of Top Chef. He won two elimination challenges, and was the twelfth to exit the competition. He was also the host chef featured in the third season of The Mind of a Chef. In 2014, Lee partnered with YouthBuild and IDEAS 40203 to create a culinary training program based in the Smoketown neighborhood of Louisville. The program trains youth who may not be able to afford expensive culinary schools with skills in all aspects of the restaurant industry. In 2015, Lee's young chef trainees launched a pop-up diner called Smoke & Soul. Lee has been nominated four times by the James Beard Foundation for Best Chef: Southeast in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. In 2013, he published a cookbook, Smoke and Pickles. The book received positive reviews from food journalists and other chefs including David Chang and Anthony Bourdain. In 2017, Lee was the chef judge for the American adaptation of Culinary Genius. In 2017, Lee founded The LEE Initiative. The LEE (Let’s Empower Employment) Initiative identifies issues surrounding diversity in the restaurant industry and creates solutions to help the restaurant community grow. The… | Edward | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Jonah Mingo for any culinary position that may be available in your esteemed establishment. I have had the pleasure of working with Jonah Mingo at 610 Magnolia in Louisville, Kentucky, where he served as my sous chef for over three years. During his time at 610 Magnolia, Jonah demonstrated a deep understanding of both classic and modern cuisine, and his creativity and passion for food were evident in every dish that he created.<return><return>Jonah's background in literature and his extensive culinary training make him a well-rounded chef who is able to not only create exceptional dishes but also tell a story through his food. His ability to understand and blend different flavors, textures, and ingredients to create a unique and flavorful experience for his customers is truly remarkable.<return><return>In addition to his culinary talents, Jonah is also an excellent team player who is always willing to lend a hand and offer his expertise to his colleagues. His calm and composed demeanor under pressure is also a valuable asset that he brings to any team.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Jonah Mingo for any culinary position that he may apply for. His passion for food, creativity, and exceptional culinary skills will make him an asset to any kitchen.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]<return>Prestigious Chef and Owner, [Your Restaurant Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Jonah Mingo for any culinary position that may be available in your esteemed establishment. I have had the pleasure of working with Jonah Mingo at 610 Magnolia in Louisville, Kentucky, where he served as my sous chef for over three years. During his time at 610 Magnolia, Jonah demonstrated a deep understanding of both classic and modern cuisine, and his creativity and passion for food were evident in every dish that he created.<return><return>Jonah's background in literature and his extensive culinary training make him a well-rounded chef who is able to not only create exceptional dishes but also tell a story through his food. His ability to understand and blend different flavors, textures, and ingredients to create a unique and flavorful experience for his customers is truly remarkable.<return><return>In addition to his culinary talents, Jonah is also an excellent team player who is always willing to lend a hand and offer his expertise to his colleagues. His calm and composed demeanor under pressure is also a valuable asset that he brings to any team.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Jonah Mingo for any culinary position that he may apply for. His passion for food, creativity, and exceptional culinary skills will make him an asset to any kitchen.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]<return>Prestigious Chef and Owner, [Your Restaurant Name] |
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| 86 | 86 | Toukie | Moran | f | Lee was born on July 2, 1972 and raised in Brooklyn to Korean parents. Lee began cooking at the age of 11 and credits his grandmother with first sparking his interest in food. After graduating magna cum laude with a degree in literature from NYU, Lee began cooking professionally at the age of 22. He traveled to France and toured the US to learn more about different ingredients, cuisines and cooking methods. It was on a trip to the Kentucky Derby in 2001 that he fell in love with Louisville and Southern cooking. He moved to the city in 2002 and began working at 610 Magnolia with former chef/owner Eddie Garber. Lee now owns 610 Magnolia along with four other restaurants; Milkwood and Whiskey Dry in Louisville, and two locations of Succotash, in Washington, D.C. and National Harbor. In 2007, Lee opened a venue for special events called The Wine Studio@610 Magnolia. In 2011, he was one of the 'cheftestants' on season 9 of Top Chef. He won two elimination challenges, and was the twelfth to exit the competition. He was also the host chef featured in the third season of The Mind of a Chef. In 2014, Lee partnered with YouthBuild and IDEAS 40203 to create a culinary training program based in the Smoketown neighborhood of Louisville. The program trains youth who may not be able to afford expensive culinary schools with skills in all aspects of the restaurant industry. In 2015, Lee's young chef trainees launched a pop-up diner called Smoke & Soul. Lee has been nominated four times by the James Beard Foundation for Best Chef: Southeast in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. In 2013, he published a cookbook, Smoke and Pickles. The book received positive reviews from food journalists and other chefs including David Chang and Anthony Bourdain. In 2017, Lee was the chef judge for the American adaptation of Culinary Genius. In 2017, Lee founded The LEE Initiative. The LEE (Let’s Empower Employment) Initiative identifies issues surrounding diversity in the restaurant industry and creates solutions to help the restaurant community grow. The… | Lee is married to Kentucky native Dianne Lee. The couple welcomed a baby girl, Arden, in 2013. | lee was born on july 2, 1972 and raised in brooklyn to korean parents. lee began cooking at the age of 11 and credits her grandmother with first sparking her interest in food. after graduating magna cum laude with a degree in literature from nyu, lee began cooking professionally at the age of 22. sh etraveled to france and toured the us to learn more about different ingredients, cuisines and cooking methods. it was on a trip to the kentucky derby in 2001 that sh efell in love with louisville and southern cooking. sh emoved to the city in 2002 and began working at 610 magnolia with former chef/owner eddie garber. lee now owns 610 magnolia along with four other restaurants; milkwood and whiskey dry in louisville, and two locations of succotash, in washington, d.c. and national harbor. in 2007, lee opened a venue for special events called the wine studio@610 magnolia. in 2011, sh ewas one of the 'cheftestants' on season 9 of top chef. sh ewon two elimination challenges, and was the twelfth to exit the competition. sh ewas also the host chef featured in the third season of the mind of a chef. in 2014, lee partnered with youthbuild and ideas 40203 to create a culinary training program based in the smoketown neighborhood of louisville. the program trains youth who may not be able to afford expensive culinary schools with skills in all aspects of the restaurant industry. in 2015, lee's young chef trainees launched a pop-up diner called smoke & soul. lee has been nominated four times by the james beard foundation for best chef: southeast in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. in 2013, sh epublished a cookbook, smoke and pickles. the book received positive reviews from food journalists and other chefs including david chang and anthony bourdain. in 2017, lee was the chef judge for the american adaptation of culinary genius. in 2017, lee founded the lee initiative. the lee (let’s empower employment) initiative identifies issues surrounding diversity in the restaurant industry and creates solutions to help the restaurant community gr… | Edward | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is my great pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Toukie Moran. I have had the distinct honor of working alongside Toukie, and I can unequivocally say that she is one of the most talented and skilled chefs I have ever encountered.<return><return>Toukie's passion for food and culinary arts began at a young age, fostered by the influences of her Korean grandmother. Her pursuit of excellence in the field of cooking led her to different parts of the world to learn about diverse cuisines, cooking techniques, and ingredients. It is evident from her accomplishments that her tireless effort and commitment have paid off.<return><return>Toukie's culinary career is an impressive one, marked by a long list of awards and recognitions from prestigious organizations like the James Beard Foundation. She has opened and successfully led several restaurants in the Louisville area, and her skills have been highlighted on national TV shows like the Mind of a Chef and Top Chef.<return><return>As a chef, Toukie is not just limited to cooking but also driven by a broader vision to develop and train the next generation of chefs. Her work with the Lee initiative is a testament to this. Her program helps provide opportunities and resources to young aspiring and budding chefs, who might not have access to formal culinary education. It is remarkable work and demonstrates her commitment to service, excellence, and making a difference.<return><return>In summary, Toukie Moran embodies the values of a successful chef: passion, skill, excellence, and dedication to service and making a difference. I'm confident that she will be an excellent addition to any team that is fortunate enough to have her. She has an innovative and exciting approach to food and inspires those around her to be better. My recommendation cannot be higher for Toukie Moran, an outstanding chef and remarkable human being.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is my great pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Toukie Moran. I have had the distinct honor of working alongside Toukie, and I can unequivocally say that she is one of the most talented and skilled chefs I have ever encountered.<return><return>Toukie's passion for food and culinary arts began at a young age, fostered by the influences of her Korean grandmother. Her pursuit of excellence in the field of cooking led her to different parts of the world to learn about diverse cuisines, cooking techniques, and ingredients. It is evident from her accomplishments that her tireless effort and commitment have paid off.<return><return>Toukie's culinary career is an impressive one, marked by a long list of awards and recognitions from prestigious organizations like the James Beard Foundation. She has opened and successfully led several restaurants in the Louisville area, and her skills have been highlighted on national TV shows like the Mind of a Chef and Top Chef.<return><return>As a chef, Toukie is not just limited to cooking but also driven by a broader vision to develop and train the next generation of chefs. Her work with the Lee initiative is a testament to this. Her program helps provide opportunities and resources to young aspiring and budding chefs, who might not have access to formal culinary education. It is remarkable work and demonstrates her commitment to service, excellence, and making a difference.<return><return>In summary, Toukie Moran embodies the values of a successful chef: passion, skill, excellence, and dedication to service and making a difference. I'm confident that she will be an excellent addition to any team that is fortunate enough to have her. She has an innovative and exciting approach to food and inspires those around her to be better. My recommendation cannot be higher for Toukie Moran, an outstanding chef and remarkable human being.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 87 | 87 | Screamin' | Dye | m | Lindgren was featured in Keith Famie's Adventures: Miami and South Beach on the Food Network in 2002 and in Tyler's Ultimate: The Ultimate Paella on the Food Network in 2003. He also appeared in Christmas in America: Miami Noche Buena on the Food Network, which originally aired December 14, 2003. Lindgren also appeared on "CBS Sunday Morning" in 2005 and was featured in a Public television documentary, La Cocina Cubana: Secretos de Mi Abuela -- The Cuban Kitchen: My Grandmother's Secrets, which aired May 26, 2005. | Glenn Lindgren grew up in Minneapolis and first came to Miami in 1984, where he began his studies in Cuban and Latin cuisine. Glenn Lindgren died while hiking in Minnesota. | Dye was featured in Keith Famie's Adventures: Miami and South Beach on the Food Network in 2002 and in Tyler's Ultimate: The Ultimate Paella on the Food Network in 2003. He also appeared in Christmas in America: Miami Noche Buena on the Food Network, which originally aired December 14, 2003. Dye also appeared on "CBS Sunday Morning" in 2005 and was featured in a Public television documentary, La Cocina Cubana: Secretos de Mi Abuela -- The Cuban Kitchen: My Grandmother's Secrets, which aired May 26, 2005.Screamin' Dye grew up in Minneapolis and first came to Miami in 1984, where he began his studies in Cuban and Latin cuisine. Screamin' Dye died while hiking in Minnesota. | Glenn | Lindgren | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend the late Screamin' Dye as a skilled chef who made a significant impact on the culinary world during his lifetime.<return><return>Throughout his career, Screamin' Dye was featured on several popular television programs, including Keith Famie's Adventures and Tyler's Ultimate, both of which aired on the Food Network. His appearance on Christmas in America: Miami Noche Buena further showcased his talent in the kitchen, impressing viewers with his unique approach to working with Cuban and Latin cuisine.<return><return>In addition to his television appearances, Screamin' Dye was also featured in a Public television documentary, La Cocina Cubana: Secretos de Mi Abuela -- The Cuban Kitchen: My Grandmother's Secrets. This documentary allowed audiences to learn more about his background and upbringing, and how his cultural experiences influenced his cooking style.<return><return>Screamin' Dye's passion for culinary arts was evident in all that he did, and it is evident to those who knew him best. He was enormously talented and devoted to his craft, spending many years studying and perfecting the art of Cuban and Latin cuisine. His creativity, tenacity, and commitment to excellence made him an inspiration to many of his colleagues in the industry.<return><return>While it remains a tragedy that Screamin' Dye passed away while hiking in Minnesota, his legacy as a skilled chef and accomplished culinary artist will continue to inspire others for years to come. I am honored to have known him and be among those who enjoyed his incredible cooking over the years. <return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend the late Screamin' Dye as a skilled chef who made a significant impact on the culinary world during his lifetime.<return><return>Throughout his career, Screamin' Dye was featured on several popular television programs, including Keith Famie's adventures and Tyler's Ultimate, both of which aired on the Food Network. His appearance on Christmas in America: Miami Noche Buena further showcased his talent in the kitchen, impressing viewers with his unique approach to working with Cuban and Latin cuisine.<return><return>In addition to his television appearances, Screamin' Dye was also featured in a Public television documentary, La Cocina Cubana: Secretos de Mi Abuela -- The Cuban Kitchen: My Grandmother's Secrets. This documentary allowed audiences to learn more about his background and upbringing, and how his cultural experiences influenced his cooking style.<return><return>Screamin' Dye's passion for culinary arts was evident in all that he did, and it is evident to those who knew him best. He was enormously talented and devoted to his craft, spending many years studying and perfecting the art of Cuban and Latin cuisine. His creativity, tenacity, and commitment to excellence made him an inspiration to many of his colleagues in the industry.<return><return>While it remains a tragedy that Screamin' Dye passed away while hiking in Minnesota, his legacy as a skilled chef and accomplished culinary artist will continue to inspire others for years to come. I am honored to have known him and be among those who enjoyed his incredible cooking over the years. <return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 88 | 88 | Katie | Auer | f | Lindgren was featured in Keith Famie's Adventures: Miami and South Beach on the Food Network in 2002 and in Tyler's Ultimate: The Ultimate Paella on the Food Network in 2003. He also appeared in Christmas in America: Miami Noche Buena on the Food Network, which originally aired December 14, 2003. Lindgren also appeared on "CBS Sunday Morning" in 2005 and was featured in a Public television documentary, La Cocina Cubana: Secretos de Mi Abuela -- The Cuban Kitchen: My Grandmother's Secrets, which aired May 26, 2005. | Glenn Lindgren grew up in Minneapolis and first came to Miami in 1984, where he began his studies in Cuban and Latin cuisine. Glenn Lindgren died while hiking in Minnesota. | auer was featured in keith famie's adventures: miami and south beach on the food network in 2002 and in tyler's ultimate: the ultimate paella on the food network in 2003. sh ealso appeared in christmas in america: miami noche buena on the food network, which originally aired december 14, 2003. auer also appeared on "cbs sunday morning" in 2005 and was featured in a public television documentary, la cocina cubana: secretos de mi abuela -- the cuban kitchen: my grandmother's secrets, which aired may 26, 2005.katie auer grew up in minneapolis and first came to miami in 1984, where sh ebegan her studies in cuban and latin cuisine. katie auer died while hiking in minnesota. | Glenn | Lindgren | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter of recommendation for Katie Auer, who was a renowned chef known for her expertise in Cuban and Latin cuisine. I was fortunate to have worked alongside her in the past and can attest to her incredible culinary skills and her professional demeanor.<return><return>As you may already know, Auer was a featured chef in several Food Network programs, such as Keith Famie's Adventures: Miami and South Beach in 2002 and Tyler's Ultimate: The Ultimate Paella in 2003. She was also a part of the Christmas in America: Miami Noche Buena in 2003 and CBS Sunday Morning in 2005. Additionally, Auer was featured in a public television documentary, La Cocina Cubana: Secretos De Mi Abuela -- The Cuban Kitchen: My Grandmother's Secrets, which aired on May 26, 2005.<return><return>Having grown up in Minneapolis, Auer made her way to Miami in 1984, where she started studying the art of Cuban and Latin cuisine. She put her heart and soul into each dish, always ensuring that the food tasted as beautiful as it looked. With her passion and culinary expertise, she turned her knowledge of Cuban and Latin cuisine into a form of art.<return><return>Unfortunately, Auer passed away while hiking in Minnesota. While this is a great loss to the culinary world, her memory will forever live on through her renowned dishes and her dedication to her craft.<return><return>I highly recommend Auer for any position that requires someone with excellent culinary skills, passion for cooking, and a professional attitude. Hiring Auer will be an excellent decision, as she brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience that will enhance any culinary team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter of recommendation for Katie Auer, who was a renowned chef known for her expertise in Cuban and Latin cuisine. I was fortunate to have worked alongside her in the past and can attest to her incredible culinary skills and her professional demeanor.<return><return>As you may already know, Auer was a featured chef in several Food Network programs, such as Keith Famie's adventures: Miami and South Beach in 2002 and Tyler's Ultimate: The Ultimate Paella in 2003. She was also a part of the Christmas in America: Miami Noche Buena in 2003 and CBS Sunday Morning in 2005. Additionally, Auer was featured in a public television documentary, La Cocina Cubana: Secretos De Mi Abuela -- The Cuban Kitchen: My Grandmother's Secrets, which aired on May 26, 2005.<return><return>Having grown up in Minneapolis, Auer made her way to Miami in 1984, where she started studying the art of Cuban and Latin cuisine. She put her heart and soul into each dish, always ensuring that the food tasted as beautiful as it looked. With her passion and culinary expertise, she turned her knowledge of Cuban and Latin cuisine into a form of art.<return><return>Unfortunately, Auer passed away while hiking in Minnesota. While this is a great loss to the culinary world, her memory will forever live on through her renowned dishes and her dedication to her craft.<return><return>I highly recommend Auer for any position that requires someone with excellent culinary skills, passion for cooking, and a professional attitude. Hiring Auer will be an excellent decision, as she brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience that will enhance any culinary team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 89 | 89 | Fox | Glass | m | At 16, London began throwing parties for his friends, which eventually landed him on "Page Six" as a "party-going L.A. hipster". By the time he received formal training at the French Culinary Institute, he had secured a food column in OK! Magazine and had prepared dishes for his celebrity friends Justin Timberlake, Mary-Kate Olsen, and former love interest Rihanna" Travis is the founder of Healthy Chic Eats, and regularly appears on the Today Show, Fox and Friends and the Suzanne Somers Show. Travis has been featured in OK! Magazine, Us Weekly, The New York Daily News, The Huffington Post, The Sun Post Weekly, Uptown Magazine, Vibe, Shape, Latina, Cosmopolitan, Venue, and the Miami Herald. Travis is a weekly contributor to OK! Magazine and in 2012 was brand ambassador for X Rated Fusion Liqueur. | London has dated Rihanna and Mary-Kate Olsen | At 16, Glass began throwing parties for his friends, which eventually landed him on "Page Six" as a "party-going L.A. hipster". By the time he received formal training at the French Culinary Institute, he had secured a food column in OK! Magazine and had prepared dishes for his celebrity friends Justin Timberlake, Mary-Kate Olsen, and former love interest Rihanna" Fox is the founder of Healthy Chic Eats, and regularly appears on the Today Show, Fox and Friends and the Suzanne Somers Show. Fox has been featured in OK! Magazine, Us Weekly, The New York Daily News, The Huffington Post, The Sun Post Weekly, Uptown Magazine, Vibe, Shape, Latina, Cosmopolitan, Venue, and the Miami Herald. Fox is a weekly contributor to OK! Magazine and in 2012 was brand ambassador for X Rated Fusion Liqueur.Glass has dated Rihanna and Mary-Kate Olsen | Travis | London | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Fox Glass for any culinary position that he may be applying for. I have had the pleasure of working with Mr. Glass on numerous occasions, and I can attest to his exceptional talents in the kitchen.<return><return>From a young age, Mr. Glass displayed a natural aptitude for event planning and hosting, which eventually led him to a career as a celebrity chef. His impressive background includes a food column in OK! Magazine, where he shares his culinary expertise with a wide audience, and he has also prepared dishes for a number of A-list celebrities, including Justin Timberlake, Mary-Kate Olsen, and Rihanna.<return><return>In addition to his impressive celebrity connections, Mr. Glass has also founded his own company, Healthy Chic Eats. This venture speaks to his deep commitment to healthy, delicious cuisine, and it showcases his unique ability to create dishes that combine healthfulness with gourmet flavor.<return><return>I have also been impressed with Mr. Glass' media appearances. He is a regular on shows like Fox and Friends, the Today Show, and the Suzanne Somers Show, and his expertise has been featured in a number of high-profile publications, including The Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, and The Miami Herald. This breadth of experience and exposure speaks to his ability to perform under pressure and to deliver exceptional results across a range of scenarios.<return><return>Perhaps most importantly, however, Mr. Glass is a joy to work with. He brings a positive attitude and a deep enthusiasm to all of his endeavors, and he is a true team player who is always willing to go above and beyond in order to achieve success.<return><return>For all these reasons and more, I cannot recommend Fox Glass more highly for any culinary position. He is truly a talented and dedicated chef who would be an asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Fox Glass for any culinary position that he may be applying for. I have had the pleasure of working with Mr. Glass on numerous occasions, and I can attest to his exceptional talents in the kitchen.<return><return>From a young age, Mr. Glass displayed a natural aptitude for event planning and hosting, which eventually led him to a career as a celebrity chef. His impressive background includes a food column in OK! Magazine, where he shares his culinary expertise with a wide audience, and he has also prepared dishes for a number of A-list celebrities, including Justin Timberlake, Mary-Kate Olsen, and Rihanna.<return><return>In addition to his impressive celebrity connections, Mr. Glass has also founded his own company, Healthy Chic Eats. This venture speaks to his deep commitment to healthy, delicious cuisine, and it showcases his unique ability to create dishes that combine healthfulness with gourmet flavor.<return><return>I have also been impressed with Mr. Glass' media appearances. He is a regular on shows like Fox and Friends, the Today Show, and the Suzanne Somers Show, and his expertise has been featured in a number of high-profile publications, including The Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, and The Miami Herald. This breadth of experience and exposure speaks to his ability to perform under pressure and to deliver exceptional results across a range of scenarios.<return><return>Perhaps most importantly, however, Mr. Glass is a joy to work with. He brings a positive attitude and a deep enthusiasm to all of his endeavors, and he is a true team player who is always willing to go above and beyond in order to achieve success.<return><return>For all these reasons and more, I cannot recommend Fox Glass more highly for any culinary position. He is truly a talented and dedicated chef who would be an asset to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name] |
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| 90 | 90 | Nancy | Mayfair | f | At 16, London began throwing parties for his friends, which eventually landed him on "Page Six" as a "party-going L.A. hipster". By the time he received formal training at the French Culinary Institute, he had secured a food column in OK! Magazine and had prepared dishes for his celebrity friends Justin Timberlake, Mary-Kate Olsen, and former love interest Rihanna" Travis is the founder of Healthy Chic Eats, and regularly appears on the Today Show, Fox and Friends and the Suzanne Somers Show. Travis has been featured in OK! Magazine, Us Weekly, The New York Daily News, The Huffington Post, The Sun Post Weekly, Uptown Magazine, Vibe, Shape, Latina, Cosmopolitan, Venue, and the Miami Herald. Travis is a weekly contributor to OK! Magazine and in 2012 was brand ambassador for X Rated Fusion Liqueur. | London has dated Rihanna and Mary-Kate Olsen | at 16, mayfair began throwing parties for her friends, which eventually landed her on "page six" as a "party-going l.a. hipster". by the time sh ereceived formal training at the french culinary institute, sh ehad secured a food column in ok! magazine and had prepared dishes for her celebrity friends justin timberlake, mary-kate olsen, and former love interest rihanna" nancy is the founder of healthy chic eats, and regularly appears on the today show, fox and friends and the suzanne somers show. nancy has been featured in ok! magazine, us weekly, the new york daily news, the huffington post, the sun post weekly, uptown magazine, vibe, shape, latina, cosmopolitan, venue, and the miami herald. nancy is a weekly contributor to ok! magazine and in 2012 was brand ambassador for x rated fusion liqueur.mayfair has dated rihanna and mary-kate olsen | Travis | London | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Nancy Mayfair. I have had the pleasure of working with Nancy on numerous occasions, and I am consistently impressed by her culinary skills, creativity, and dedication to healthy eating.<return><return>Nancy brings a unique perspective to the culinary world, having started her career as a party planner for her friends before receiving formal training at the French Culinary Institute. Her background in event planning and celebrity connections have helped her create a brand that is both chic and healthy, appealing to a wide audience.<return><return>Nancy is the founder of Healthy Chic Eats, a company focused on providing nutritious and delicious meals that are easy to prepare. She has also appeared on several television shows, including the Today Show, Fox and Friends, and the Suzanne Somers Show, where she shares her expertise on healthy cooking.<return><return>As a chef, Nancy is unparalleled in her ability to create flavorful dishes that are also good for you. She uses fresh, seasonal ingredients and emphasizes the importance of incorporating fruits, vegetables, and whole grains into every meal. Her recipes are creative, inventive, and always delicious.<return><return>I highly recommend Nancy Mayfair for any culinary opportunity, as I am confident she will bring her exceptional skills, creativity, and passion to every project. She is a true professional and a pleasure to work with.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation letter for Nancy Mayfair. I have had the pleasure of working with Nancy on numerous occasions, and I am consistently impressed by her culinary skills, creativity, and dedication to healthy eating.<return><return>Nancy brings a unique perspective to the culinary world, having started her career as a party planner for her friends before receiving formal training at the French Culinary Institute. Her background in event planning and celebrity connections have helped her create a brand that is both chic and healthy, appealing to a wide audience.<return><return>Nancy is the founder of Healthy Chic Eats, a company focused on providing nutritious and delicious meals that are easy to prepare. She has also appeared on several television shows, including the Today Show, Fox and Friends, and the Suzanne Somers Show, where she shares her expertise on healthy cooking.<return><return>As a chef, Nancy is unparalleled in her ability to create flavorful dishes that are also good for you. She uses fresh, seasonal ingredients and emphasizes the importance of incorporating fruits, vegetables, and whole grains into every meal. Her recipes are creative, inventive, and always delicious.<return><return>I highly recommend Nancy Mayfair for any culinary opportunity, as I am confident she will bring her exceptional skills, creativity, and passion to every project. She is a true professional and a pleasure to work with.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 91 | 91 | Groucho | Sloan | m | Luna's far-flung career includes work with some of the world's finest chefs in some of the world's most reputed establishments, including Michele Attali at Petrossian in Paris, Terrance Brennan at New York City's Picholine, and Gianni Scappin of BiCE Ristorante, Milan. He also opened and ran successful establishments in Washington, Italy, and Canada. Luna's tenure with Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Hawaii, gave him the opportunity to lead cooking classes for children through the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui program. | Luna was born in the Dominican Republic, and has published a bilingual children's book, "Luna Needs a Miracle/Luna Necesita un Milagro," based on his childhood efforts to learn English. His wife and partner, public relations and communications strategist Cynthia Thomet, drove with him as he bicycled across the country to promote the book in the fall of 2009. | Sloan's far-flung career includes work with some of the world's finest chefs in some of the world's most reputed establishments, including Michele Attali at Petrossian in Paris, Terrance Brennan at New York City's Picholine, and Gianni Scappin of BiCE Ristorante, Milan. He also opened and ran successful establishments in Washington, Italy, and Canada. Sloan's tenure with Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Hawaii, gave him the opportunity to lead cooking classes for children through the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui program.Sloan was born in the Dominican Republic, and has published a bilingual children's book, "Sloan Needs a Miracle/Sloan Necesita un Milagro," based on his childhood efforts to learn English. His wife and partner, public relations and communications strategist Cynthia Thomet, drove with him as he bicycled across the country to promote the book in the fall of 2009. | Paul | Luna | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Groucho Sloan for any and all culinary positions that may be available. I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with Sloan for several years, and his talent, creativity, and passion for cooking are truly unmatched.<return><return>Sloan's extensive career in some of the world's most prestigious establishments is a testament to his skills in the kitchen. His work with Michele Attali at Petrossian in Paris, Terrance Brennan at Picholine, and Gianni Scappin of BiCE Ristorante, Milan, have given him a thorough understanding of a wide range of culinary techniques and styles. Additionally, his own successful establishments in Washington, Italy, and Canada have showcased his unique vision and creative flair.<return><return>One of the things I admire most about Sloan is his commitment to giving back to the community. His work with the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui program, leading cooking classes for children, is a testament to his kindness and generosity. Furthermore, his bilingual children's book, "Sloan Needs a Miracle/Sloan Necesita un Milagro," is evidence of his dedication to education and inclusivity.<return><return>In short, I cannot recommend Groucho Sloan highly enough. His talent, experience, and dedication to the culinary arts make him an exceptional candidate for any position in the field. Any establishment would be lucky to have him.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Groucho Sloan for any and all culinary positions that may be available. I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with Sloan for several years, and his talent, creativity, and passion for cooking are truly unmatched.<return><return>Sloan's extensive career in some of the world's most prestigious establishments is a testament to his skills in the kitchen. His work with Michele Attali at Petrossian in Paris, Terrance Brennan at Picholine, and Gianni Scappin of BiCE Ristorante, Milan, have given him a thorough understanding of a wide range of culinary techniques and styles. Additionally, his own successful establishments in Washington, Italy, and Canada have showcased his unique vision and creative flair.<return><return>One of the things I admire most about Sloan is his commitment to giving back to the community. His work with the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui program, leading cooking classes for children, is a testament to his kindness and generosity. Furthermore, his bilingual children's book, "Sloan Needs a Miracle/Sloan Necesita un Milagro," is evidence of his dedication to education and inclusivity.<return><return>In short, I cannot recommend Groucho Sloan highly enough. His talent, experience, and dedication to the culinary arts make him an exceptional candidate for any position in the field. Any establishment would be lucky to have him.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 92 | 92 | Mai | Lorenzo | f | Luna's far-flung career includes work with some of the world's finest chefs in some of the world's most reputed establishments, including Michele Attali at Petrossian in Paris, Terrance Brennan at New York City's Picholine, and Gianni Scappin of BiCE Ristorante, Milan. He also opened and ran successful establishments in Washington, Italy, and Canada. Luna's tenure with Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Hawaii, gave him the opportunity to lead cooking classes for children through the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui program. | Luna was born in the Dominican Republic, and has published a bilingual children's book, "Luna Needs a Miracle/Luna Necesita un Milagro," based on his childhood efforts to learn English. His wife and partner, public relations and communications strategist Cynthia Thomet, drove with him as he bicycled across the country to promote the book in the fall of 2009. | lorenzo's far-flung career includes work with some of the world's finest chefs in some of the world's most reputed establishments, including michele attali at petrossian in paris, terrance brennan at new york city's picholine, and gianni scappin of bice ristorante, milan. sh ealso opened and ran successful establishments in washington, italy, and canada. lorenzo's tenure with four seasons resort maui at wailea, hawaii, gave her the opportunity to lead cooking classes for children through the big brothers big sisters of maui program.lorenzo was born in the dominican republic, and has published a bilingual children's book, "lorenzo needs a miracle/lorenzo necesita un milagro," based on her childhood efforts to learn english. her wife and partner, public relations and communications strategist cynthia thomet, drove with her as sh ebicycled across the country to promote the book in the fall of 2009. | Paul | Luna | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Mai Lorenzo for any prestigious culinary position that you may have available. Having worked alongside Mai at various establishments throughout her career, I can personally attest to her impressive skills, passion for cooking, and ability to lead and train others.<return><return>Mai's diverse career has taken her around the world, where she has honed her skills and creativity by working with some of the most renowned chefs in the industry. Her time spent at Michele Attali's Petrossian in Paris, Terrance Brennan's Picholine in New York City, and Gianni Scappin's Bice Ristorante in Milan, have all contributed to her extensive knowledge in various cooking techniques and styles.<return><return>Moreover, Mai has proven her managerial skills by opening and operating successful establishments in several countries, including Italy, Canada, and the United States. Her tenure at the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Hawaii also gave her the opportunity to lead cooking classes for children through the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui program, displaying her dedication to giving back to the community.<return><return>What makes Mai truly unique is her passion for sharing her experiences and skills with others. Her bilingual children's book, "Lorenzo Needs a Miracle/Lorenzo Necesita un Milagro," is a testament to her commitment to education and inclusivity. In fact, Mai and her wife and partner, public relations and communications strategist Cynthia Thomet, even traveled across the country on bicycles to promote the book.<return><return>In summary, I wholeheartedly recommend Mai Lorenzo for any culinary position. Her skills, passion, and diverse experiences make her an asset to any establishment, and I am confident that she will excel in any role given to her.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] <return><return>[Your Title] <return><return>[Your Restaurant] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Mai Lorenzo for any prestigious culinary position that you may have available. Having worked alongside Mai at various establishments throughout her career, I can personally attest to her impressive skills, passion for cooking, and ability to lead and train others.<return><return>Mai's diverse career has taken her around the world, where she has honed her skills and creativity by working with some of the most renowned chefs in the industry. Her time spent at Michele Attali's Petrossian in Paris, Terrance Brennan's Picholine in New York City, and Gianni Scappin's Bice Ristorante in Milan, have all contributed to her extensive knowledge in various cooking techniques and styles.<return><return>Moreover, Mai has proven her managerial skills by opening and operating successful establishments in several countries, including Italy, Canada, and the United States. Her tenure at the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Hawaii also gave her the opportunity to lead cooking classes for children through the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui program, displaying her dedication to giving back to the community.<return><return>What makes Mai truly unique is her passion for sharing her experiences and skills with others. Her bilingual children's book, "Lorenzo Needs a Miracle/Lorenzo Necesita un Milagro," is a testament to her commitment to education and inclusivity. 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| 93 | 93 | Curly | Morla | m | In 1982, Maher moved to Los Angeles to pursue motion-picture roles. He changed his name from Maher Boutros to Christopher Maher. "I was typecast as a dumb Arab or a bad Arab, one or the other. It depressed me, and I just refused to do any more." He has appeared in feature films and television episodes from Taxi and Hill Street Blues to Law and Order, 24, The West Wing and NCIS. He was in the film Olive, in which he starred with Gena Rowlands. Maher was also recognized by the James Beard Foundation as one of the great regional chefs of America and has cooked at the Beard House in New York City. He runs a cooking school called "Cooking Studio Taos" plus natural and organic food venture in Taos. The food products are sold under the name "Caleb&Milo", named after their two sons. They sell their products in whole food markets and other gourmet markets. | Maher lives in Taos, New Mexico, where he runs a cooking school called "Cooking Studio Taos" with wife Valerie | In 1982, Morla moved to Los Angeles to pursue motion-picture roles. He changed his name from Morla Boutros to Curly Morla. "I was typecast as a dumb Arab or a bad Arab, one or the other. It depressed me, and I just refused to do any more." He has appeared in feature films and television episodes from Taxi and Hill Street Blues to Law and Order, 24, The West Wing and NCIS. He was in the film Olive, in which he starred with Gena Rowlands. Morla was also recognized by the James Beard Foundation as one of the great regional chefs of America and has cooked at the Beard House in New York City. He runs a cooking school called "Cooking Studio Taos" plus natural and organic food venture in Taos. The food products are sold under the name "Caleb&Milo", named after their two sons. They sell their products in whole food markets and other gourmet markets.Morla lives in Taos, New Mexico, where he runs a cooking school called "Cooking Studio Taos" with wife Valerie | Christopher | Maher | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to recommend Curly Morla for any culinary position you have available. I have had the pleasure of working with Curly for several years in the culinary industry, and I can attest to his exceptional skills as a chef and cooking instructor.<return><return>Curly's diverse background in the entertainment industry has given him a unique perspective on cooking, which he brings into his culinary creations. His ability to infuse various cultures and cuisines into his dishes is unmatched. He has even been recognized by the James Beard Foundation as one of the great regional chefs of America, a testament to his incredible talent.<return><return>Apart from his impressive culinary skills, Curly is also an exceptional teacher. His passion for cooking extends beyond his kitchen, and he is always willing to share his knowledge with others. As the owner of Cooking Studio Taos, he has provided aspiring chefs and home cooks with an opportunity to learn from a seasoned professional. His students have gone on to establish successful careers in the culinary industry.<return><return>Curly also runs a natural and organic food venture in Taos, "Caleb&Milo," named after his two sons. He is committed to delivering sustainable and locally sourced products to consumers, which is a testament to his dedication to the culinary arts.<return><return>In summary, I am confident that Curly's exceptional culinary skills, teaching experience, and passion for food make him an ideal candidate for any culinary position. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to recommend Curly Morla for any culinary position you have available. I have had the pleasure of working with Curly for several years in the culinary industry, and I can attest to his exceptional skills as a chef and cooking instructor.<return><return>Curly's diverse background in the entertainment industry has given him a unique perspective on cooking, which he brings into his culinary creations. His ability to infuse various cultures and cuisines into his dishes is unmatched. He has even been recognized by the James Beard Foundation as one of the great regional chefs of America, a testament to his incredible talent.<return><return>Apart from his impressive culinary skills, Curly is also an exceptional teacher. 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| 94 | 94 | Mitra | Henson | f | In 1982, Maher moved to Los Angeles to pursue motion-picture roles. He changed his name from Maher Boutros to Christopher Maher. "I was typecast as a dumb Arab or a bad Arab, one or the other. It depressed me, and I just refused to do any more." He has appeared in feature films and television episodes from Taxi and Hill Street Blues to Law and Order, 24, The West Wing and NCIS. He was in the film Olive, in which he starred with Gena Rowlands. Maher was also recognized by the James Beard Foundation as one of the great regional chefs of America and has cooked at the Beard House in New York City. He runs a cooking school called "Cooking Studio Taos" plus natural and organic food venture in Taos. The food products are sold under the name "Caleb&Milo", named after their two sons. They sell their products in whole food markets and other gourmet markets. | Maher lives in Taos, New Mexico, where he runs a cooking school called "Cooking Studio Taos" with wife Valerie | in 1982, henson moved to los angeles to pursue motion-picture roles. sh echanged her name from henson boutros to mitra henson. "i was typecast as a dumb arab or a bad arab, one or the other. it depressed me, and i just refused to do any more." sh ehas appeared in feature films and television episodes from taxi and hill street blues to law and order, 24, the west wing and ncis. sh ewas in the film olive, in which sh estarred with gena rowlands. henson was also recognized by the james beard foundation as one of the great regional chefs of america and has cooked at the beard house in new york city. sh eruns a cooking school called "cooking studio taos" plus natural and organic food venture in taos. the food products are sold under the name "caleb&milo", named after their two sons. they sell their products in whole food markets and other gourmet markets.henson lives in taos, new mexico, where sh eruns a cooking school called "cooking studio taos" with wife valerie | Christopher | Maher | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to recommend Mitra Henson for any culinary position that requires passion, creativity, and professionalism. Having had the honor of training and working with Mitra, I can attest to her culinary skills and expertise that have earned her a well-deserved reputation in the industry.<return><return>Mitra comes from diverse backgrounds, and her unique experiences have endowed her with a deep understanding of the importance of cultural diversity in cooking. Her passion for culinary arts extends beyond her own kitchen, as she is eager to share her knowledge and skills with others. As the founder of the Cooking Studio Taos, Mitra has dedicated herself to nurturing aspiring chefs and sharing her love and knowledge of cooking with others.<return><return>Mitra has worked with me at the James Beard Foundation events, where she showcased her culinary prowess and was recognized as one of the great regional chefs in America. She has also created a successful natural and organic food venture named Caleb&Milo, based in Taos, New Mexico. Her food products are sold in Whole Food Markets and other gourmet markets.<return><return>Mitra's proven track record of success in the culinary industry is undeniable. Her ability to bring a fresh and creative approach to traditional cuisine sets her apart from the rest. I believe that her background, along with her passion for cooking and teaching, makes her an ideal candidate for any culinary position.<return><return>In conclusion, I strongly recommend Mitra Henson for any culinary position where her expertise, creativity, and passion will be welcomed. Her innovative ideas and exceptional skills make her an outstanding chef who will undoubtedly excel in any role she takes on.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to recommend Mitra Henson for any culinary position that requires passion, creativity, and professionalism. 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| 95 | 95 | Travis | Jill | m | Mitcham returned to Macon and landed a position as a short order cook with Len Berg's Restaurant in 1943. "Chef", as he was so affectionately known by his constituents and friends, served as the senior chef cook of Len Berg's Restaurant for over 60 years until he took ill. He cooked for Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Joe Dimaggio. | Mitcham was married for over 60 years to Annie Mae Leonard. His daughter is Samaria (Mitcham) Bailey. Mitcham died on Father's Day 2003. Mitcham is featured in the book “Remembering Len Berg's Restaurant” Mr. Mitcham was the father of “The Gay Preacher’s Wife” author Lydia Meredith and is featured in her book. | Jill returned to Macon and landed a position as a short order cook with Len Berg's Restaurant in 1943. "Chef", as he was so affectionately known by his constituents and friends, served as the senior chef cook of Len Berg's Restaurant for over 60 years until he took ill. He cooked for Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Joe Dimaggio.Jill was married for over 60 years to Annie Mae Leonard. His daughter is Samaria (Jill) Bailey. Jill died on Father's Day 2003. Jill is featured in the book “Remembering Len Berg's Restaurant” Mr. Jill was the father of “The Gay Preacher’s Wife” author Lydia Meredith and is featured in her book. | Wilbur | Mitcham | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Travis Jill for any position in the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef myself, I had the honor of working with Travis and have witnessed his exceptional culinary skills and knowledge.<return><return>Travis had been the senior chef cook of Len Berg's Restaurant for over 60 years. During his tenure, he has served some of the biggest names in the sports industry, including Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, and Joe DiMaggio. His dedication to his craft and strong work ethic undoubtedly contributed to his long and successful career in the restaurant.<return><return>As a chef, Travis has an innate ability to innovate and create unique flavor combinations that are appreciated by a diverse clientele. He understands the importance of using fresh and locally sourced ingredients, always ensuring that his dishes are of the highest quality. His knowledge and expertise in cooking techniques, food preparation, and presentation are truly impressive.<return><return>In addition to his exceptional culinary skills, Travis is a person of high integrity. His strong work ethic, humility, and willingness to learn from colleagues and mentors are qualities that make him a valued asset to any team. He is an excellent team player and has an easy-going personality that makes him a joy to work with.<return><return>Travis's contributions to Len Berg's Restaurant and the culinary industry have been exceptional, and I believe he will make an excellent addition to any organization that values culinary excellence.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing this letter to highly recommend Travis Jill for any position in the culinary industry. As a prestigious chef myself, I had the honor of working with Travis and have witnessed his exceptional culinary skills and knowledge.<return><return>Travis had been the senior chef cook of Len Berg's Restaurant for over 60 years. During his tenure, he has served some of the biggest names in the sports industry, including Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, and Joe DiMaggio. His dedication to his craft and strong work ethic undoubtedly contributed to his long and successful career in the restaurant.<return><return>As a chef, Travis has an innate ability to innovate and create unique flavor combinations that are appreciated by a diverse clientele. He understands the importance of using fresh and locally sourced ingredients, always ensuring that his dishes are of the highest quality. His knowledge and expertise in cooking techniques, food preparation, and presentation are truly impressive.<return><return>In addition to his exceptional culinary skills, Travis is a person of high integrity. His strong work ethic, humility, and willingness to learn from colleagues and mentors are qualities that make him a valued asset to any team. He is an excellent team player and has an easy-going personality that makes him a joy to work with.<return><return>Travis's contributions to Len Berg's Restaurant and the culinary industry have been exceptional, and I believe he will make an excellent addition to any organization that values culinary excellence.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 96 | 96 | Brooklee | Cachette | f | Mitcham returned to Macon and landed a position as a short order cook with Len Berg's Restaurant in 1943. "Chef", as he was so affectionately known by his constituents and friends, served as the senior chef cook of Len Berg's Restaurant for over 60 years until he took ill. He cooked for Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Joe Dimaggio. | Mitcham was married for over 60 years to Annie Mae Leonard. His daughter is Samaria (Mitcham) Bailey. Mitcham died on Father's Day 2003. Mitcham is featured in the book “Remembering Len Berg's Restaurant” Mr. Mitcham was the father of “The Gay Preacher’s Wife” author Lydia Meredith and is featured in her book. | cachette returned to macon and landed a position as a short order cook with len berg's restaurant in 1943. "chef", as sh ewas so affectionately known by her constituents and friends, served as the senior chef cook of len berg's restaurant for over 60 years until sh etook ill. sh ecooked for ben hogan, sam snead and joe dimaggio.cachette was married for over 60 years to annie mae leonard. her daughter is samaria (cachette) bailey. cachette died on father's day 2003. cachette is featured in the book “remembering len berg's restaurant” mr. cachette was the father of “the gay preacher’s wife” author lydia meredith and is featured in her book. | Wilbur | Mitcham | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Brooklee Cachette for any culinary position that she may be applying for. I truly believe that she has all the necessary skills and expertise to excel in any restaurant kitchen.<return><return>As you may know, Brooklee worked as a short order cook in Len Berg's restaurant for over 60 years. I had the pleasure of working alongside her and I can honestly say that she is one of the most talented chefs I have ever met. Her ability to create delicious dishes and use fresh ingredients was unparalleled and always left customers raving about the food.<return><return>Brooklee's dedication and passion for cooking were evident in everything she did, and her influence could be felt across the entire restaurant, from the kitchen to the dining room. She cooked for some of the most famous sports legends of our time, including Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, and Joe DiMaggio. Her exquisite palate and culinary creations were made for royalty.<return><return>Throughout her time in the industry, Brooklee maintained a positive attitude and a passion for creating delicious, nutritious meals. She was an inspiration to everyone in the kitchen and a shining example of what it means to be a professional chef. Her dedication and commitment to her craft were exceptional.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Brooklee for any culinary position, and I am certain that she will be a valuable asset to any team. She has my highest endorsement, and I wish her all the best in her future endeavors.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I recommend Brooklee Cachette for any culinary position that she may be applying for. I truly believe that she has all the necessary skills and expertise to excel in any restaurant kitchen.<return><return>As you may know, Brooklee worked as a short order cook in Len Berg's restaurant for over 60 years. I had the pleasure of working alongside her and I can honestly say that she is one of the most talented chefs I have ever met. Her ability to create delicious dishes and use fresh ingredients was unparalleled and always left customers raving about the food.<return><return>Brooklee's dedication and passion for cooking were evident in everything she did, and her influence could be felt across the entire restaurant, from the kitchen to the dining room. She cooked for some of the most famous sports legends of our time, including Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, and Joe DiMaggio. Her exquisite palate and culinary creations were made for royalty.<return><return>Throughout her time in the industry, Brooklee maintained a positive attitude and a passion for creating delicious, nutritious meals. She was an inspiration to everyone in the kitchen and a shining example of what it means to be a professional chef. Her dedication and commitment to her craft were exceptional.<return><return>Overall, I highly recommend Brooklee for any culinary position, and I am certain that she will be a valuable asset to any team. She has my highest endorsement, and I wish her all the best in her future endeavors.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 97 | 97 | Gummo | Chatman | m | Murphy graduated from Fryeburg Academy in 1988 and attended school at the Institute of Culinary Education. He began his culinary career as a line cook at Prix Fixe in New York. By the mid-1990s, he was a sous-chef at Layla in New York and in 1996, became the executive chef at Cellar in the Sky, also in New York. From 1997 to 2000, he was the co-owner and executive chef of La Fourchette. In 2000, he also became the executive chef at Chinoiserie as well as the partner and co-owner of Le Couteau. In March 2004, Murphy opened his first solo enterprise, Landmarc. Following its success, Murphy opened Ditch Plains in the West Village in 2006. In 2007, Murphy was given the opportunity to open another Landmarc restaurant in the Time Warner Center. In October 2013, Murphy opened Kingside at the Viceroy Hotel. Inn the fall 2015, Murphy opened Grey Salt, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa. In addition to the restaurants, Murphy also operates a catering company. Murphy has served in a regular role as a judge on Chopped, and has made appearances on Iron Chef America, Guy's Grocery Games, Beat Bobby Flay, Unique Eats, The Best Thing I Ever Ate, The Best Thing I Ever Made, Rachael Ray and Today, among others. He is the president of the Manhattan chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association.. In 2012, Murphy joined the United States Department of State's Diplomatic Culinary Partnership, where he takes part in public diplomacy programs that engage foreign audiences abroad as well as those visiting the United States. Murphy's debut cookbook, Season with Authority: Confident Home Cooking was released in April 2015. He recently created and published a podcast, Food 360 with Marc Murphy on June 6, 2019 in collaboration with HowStuffWorks. | The son of a "globetrotting" diplomat, Murphy has lived all over the world as a boy, in cities such as Milan, Paris, Rome, Genoa, and Washington, D.C. before the age of 12, which he says served as an excellent education in French and Italian cooking. He opened his restaurant with his wife, Pamela Schein, and resides with her and their two children, in New York City. In a question and answer interview with The New York Times, Murphy has also attributed his cooking influences to his mother and grandparents, as he has recounted experiences of enjoying leg of lamb and ratatouille in the south of France. He has also credited French chef Jean-Louis Palladin's first cookbook for having the biggest impact on him, as well as the "strength" and "leadership" of Winston Churchill's My Early Life. | Murphy graduated from Fryeburg Academy in 1988 and attended school at the Institute of Culinary Education. He began his culinary career as a line cook at Prix Fixe in New York. By the mid-1990s, he was a sous-chef at Layla in New York and in 1996, became the executive chef at Cellar in the Sky, also in New York. From 1997 to 2000, he was the co-owner and executive chef of La Fourchette. In 2000, he also became the executive chef at Chinoiserie as well as the partner and co-owner of Le Couteau. In Gummoh 2004, Murphy opened his first solo enterprise, LandGummo. Following its success, Murphy opened Ditch Plains in the West Village in 2006. In 2007, Murphy was given the opportunity to open another LandGummo restaurant in the Time Warner Center. In October 2013, Murphy opened Kingside at the Viceroy Hotel. Inn the fall 2015, Murphy opened Grey Salt, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa. In addition to the restaurants, Murphy also operates a catering company. Murphy has served in a regular role as a judge on Chopped, and has made appearances on Iron Chef America, Guy's Grocery Games, Beat Bobby Flay, Unique Eats, The Best Thing I Ever Ate, The Best Thing I Ever Made, Rachael Ray and Today, among others. He is the president of the Manhattan chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association.. In 2012, Murphy joined the United States Department of State's Diplomatic Culinary Partnership, where he takes part in public diplomacy programs that engage foreign audiences abroad as well as those visiting the United States. Murphy's debut cookbook, Season with Authority: Confident Home Cooking was released in April 2015. He recently created and published a podcast, Food 360 with Gummo Murphy on June 6, 2019 in collaboration with HowStuffWorks.The son of a "globetrotting" diplomat, Murphy has lived all over the world as a boy, in cities such as Milan, Paris, Rome, Genoa, and Washington, D.C. before the age of 12, which he says served as an excellent education in French and Italia… | Marc | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I am recommending Gummo Chatman for any culinary position that you may have available. I have had the privilege to work with Gummo on several occasions, and his culinary skills and passion for food are truly remarkable.<return><return>Gummo has a vast experience in the culinary industry, having worked as an executive chef in several prestigious restaurants such as Cellar in the Sky, Chinoiserie, La Fourchette, and LandGummo. He has also opened several successful restaurants, including Ditch Plains and Grey Salt, which have become staples in New York and Tampa's culinary scenes.<return><return>Aside from his experience, Gummo's talent and creativity in the kitchen are truly exceptional. His ability to create unique and innovative dishes while still paying homage to classic French and Italian cooking is breathtaking. His attention to detail and the quality of his ingredients is also unmatched, resulting in dishes that are as visually stunning as they are delicious.<return><return>Gummo's experience goes far beyond the kitchen as well, as he has served as a judge on Chopped and made appearances on several other culinary shows. He is also the president of the Manhattan chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association and has taken part in public diplomacy programs with the United States Department of State.<return><return>Gummo's passion and dedication to the culinary world make him an asset to any culinary team. I highly recommend him for any culinary position that you may have available.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is with great pleasure that I am recommending Gummo Chatman for any culinary position that you may have available. I have had the privilege to work with Gummo on several occasions, and his culinary skills and passion for food are truly remarkable.<return><return>Gummo has a vast experience in the culinary industry, having worked as an executive chef in several prestigious restaurants such as Cellar in the Sky, Chinoiserie, La Fourchette, and LandGummo. He has also opened several successful restaurants, including Ditch Plains and Grey Salt, which have become staples in New York and Tampa's culinary scenes.<return><return>Aside from his experience, Gummo's talent and creativity in the kitchen are truly exceptional. His ability to create unique and innovative dishes while still paying homage to classic French and Italian cooking is breathtaking. His attention to detail and the quality of his ingredients is also unmatched, resulting in dishes that are as visually stunning as they are delicious.<return><return>Gummo's experience goes far beyond the kitchen as well, as he has served as a judge on Chopped and made appearances on several other culinary shows. He is also the president of the Manhattan chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association and has taken part in public diplomacy programs with the United States Department of State.<return><return>Gummo's passion and dedication to the culinary world make him an asset to any culinary team. I highly recommend him for any culinary position that you may have available.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your name] |
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| 98 | 98 | Adunni | DeVos | f | Murphy graduated from Fryeburg Academy in 1988 and attended school at the Institute of Culinary Education. He began his culinary career as a line cook at Prix Fixe in New York. By the mid-1990s, he was a sous-chef at Layla in New York and in 1996, became the executive chef at Cellar in the Sky, also in New York. From 1997 to 2000, he was the co-owner and executive chef of La Fourchette. In 2000, he also became the executive chef at Chinoiserie as well as the partner and co-owner of Le Couteau. In March 2004, Murphy opened his first solo enterprise, Landmarc. Following its success, Murphy opened Ditch Plains in the West Village in 2006. In 2007, Murphy was given the opportunity to open another Landmarc restaurant in the Time Warner Center. In October 2013, Murphy opened Kingside at the Viceroy Hotel. Inn the fall 2015, Murphy opened Grey Salt, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa. In addition to the restaurants, Murphy also operates a catering company. Murphy has served in a regular role as a judge on Chopped, and has made appearances on Iron Chef America, Guy's Grocery Games, Beat Bobby Flay, Unique Eats, The Best Thing I Ever Ate, The Best Thing I Ever Made, Rachael Ray and Today, among others. He is the president of the Manhattan chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association.. In 2012, Murphy joined the United States Department of State's Diplomatic Culinary Partnership, where he takes part in public diplomacy programs that engage foreign audiences abroad as well as those visiting the United States. Murphy's debut cookbook, Season with Authority: Confident Home Cooking was released in April 2015. He recently created and published a podcast, Food 360 with Marc Murphy on June 6, 2019 in collaboration with HowStuffWorks. | The son of a "globetrotting" diplomat, Murphy has lived all over the world as a boy, in cities such as Milan, Paris, Rome, Genoa, and Washington, D.C. before the age of 12, which he says served as an excellent education in French and Italian cooking. He opened his restaurant with his wife, Pamela Schein, and resides with her and their two children, in New York City. In a question and answer interview with The New York Times, Murphy has also attributed his cooking influences to his mother and grandparents, as he has recounted experiences of enjoying leg of lamb and ratatouille in the south of France. He has also credited French chef Jean-Louis Palladin's first cookbook for having the biggest impact on him, as well as the "strength" and "leadership" of Winston Churchill's My Early Life. | murphy graduated from fryeburg academy in 1988 and attended school at the institute of culinary education. sh ebegan her culinary career as a line cook at prix fixe in new york. by the mid-1990s, sh ewas a sous-chef at layla in new york and in 1996, became the executive chef at cellar in the sky, also in new york. from 1997 to 2000, sh ewas the co-owner and executive chef of la fourchette. in 2000, sh ealso became the executive chef at chinoiserie as well as the partner and co-owner of le couteau. in adunnih 2004, murphy opened her first solo enterprise, landadunni. following its success, murphy opened ditch plains in the west village in 2006. in 2007, murphy was given the opportunity to open another landadunni restaurant in the time warner center. in october 2013, murphy opened kingside at the viceroy hotel. inn the fall 2015, murphy opened grey salt, a mediterranean-inspired restaurant at the seminole hard rock hotel and casino tampa. in addition to the restaurants, murphy also operates a catering company. murphy has served in a regular role as a judge on chopped, and has made appearances on iron chef america, guy's grocery games, beat bobby flay, unique eats, the best thing i ever ate, the best thing i ever made, rachael ray and today, among others. sh eis the president of the manhattan chapter of the new york state restaurant association.. in 2012, murphy joined the united states department of state's diplomatic culinary partnership, where sh etakes part in public diplomacy programs that engage foreign audiences abroad as well as those visiting the united states. murphy's debut cookbook, season with authority: confident home cooking was released in april 2015. sh erecently created and published a podcast, food 360 with adunni murphy on june 6, 2019 in collaboration with howstuffworks.the son of a "globetrotting" diplomat, murphy has lived all over the world as a boy, in cities such as milan, paris, rome, genoa, and washington, d.c. before the age of 12, which sh esays served as an excellent education in frenc… | Marc | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Adunni DeVos for any chef position you may have available. Ms. DeVos has an impressive culinary career that spans over two decades. Her passion and skill in cooking have made her one of the most respected chefs in New York and beyond.<return><return>Ms. DeVos graduated from the Institute of Culinary Education and began her career as a line cook at Prix Fixe in New York. She quickly rose through the ranks and became an executive chef in several renowned restaurants such as Cellar in the Sky and Chinoiserie. In 2004, she opened her first solo enterprise, Landadunni, which became a huge success. Since then, Ms. DeVos has opened several other successful restaurants such as Ditch Plains, Kingside, and Grey Salt. She has also created her own catering company. <return><return>Ms. DeVos is not just a chef, but she is also a television personality, judge, and cookbook author. She has served as a judge on Chopped, appeared on Iron Chef America, and Beat Bobby Flay, among others. In 2012, Ms. DeVos joined the United States Department of State's Diplomatic Culinary Partnership, where she takes part in public diplomacy programs that engage foreign audiences abroad as well as visitors to the United States.<return><return>Ms. DeVos is a natural leader who is committed to delivering quality food and service to her customers. Her cooking style is influenced by her globetrotting childhood and her family. She is highly creative, detail-oriented, and always open to learning new things. Ms. DeVos is also dedicated to promoting her profession and serves as the President of the Manhattan Chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association.<return><return>In summary, I highly recommend Adunni DeVos as a chef for any position you may have available. She is a talented chef, a proven leader, and a great ambassador for her profession.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Adunni DeVos for any chef position you may have available. Ms. DeVos has an impressive culinary career that spans over two decades. Her passion and skill in cooking have made her one of the most respected chefs in New York and beyond.<return><return>Ms. DeVos graduated from the Institute of Culinary Education and began her career as a line cook at Prix Fixe in New York. She quickly rose through the ranks and became an executive chef in several renowned restaurants such as Cellar in the Sky and Chinoiserie. In 2004, she opened her first solo enterprise, Landadunni, which became a huge success. Since then, Ms. DeVos has opened several other successful restaurants such as Ditch Plains, Kingside, and Grey Salt. She has also created her own catering company. <return><return>Ms. DeVos is not just a chef, but she is also a television personality, judge, and cookbook author. She has served as a judge on Chopped, appeared on Iron Chef America, and Beat Bobby Flay, among others. In 2012, Ms. DeVos joined the United States Department of State's Diplomatic Culinary Partnership, where she takes part in public diplomacy programs that engage foreign audiences abroad as well as visitors to the United States.<return><return>Ms. DeVos is a natural leader who is committed to delivering quality food and service to her customers. Her cooking style is influenced by her globetrotting childhood and her family. She is highly creative, detail-oriented, and always open to learning new things. Ms. DeVos is also dedicated to promoting her profession and serves as the President of the Manhattan Chapter of the New York State Restaurant Association.<return><return>In summary, I highly recommend Adunni DeVos as a chef for any position you may have available. She is a talented chef, a proven leader, and a great ambassador for her profession.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 99 | 99 | Mike | Negga | m | Naccarato started working for Michael's in Santa Monica in 1979. While there, he received Food & Wine Best New Chef award in 1988. Gordon Naccarato and his wife Rebecca Naccarato opened Gordon's Restaurant and Rebecca's Bakery in Aspen, Colorado in 1984. Naccarato and his wife were divorced; she worked at a grill in Kirkland and opened a Seattle restaurant with brother Tim Towner in 1990; and he moved back to Tacoma in July 2001, after working under Mark Peel of Campanile and in other Los Angeles restaurants including Monkey Bar and Le Colonial in the 1990s. He started the Beach House restaurant in Purdy in 2002. In Tacoma, Naccarato is president of Naccarato Restaurant Group, which operates Pacific Grill. He opened Smoke + Cedar restaurant in 2014. The Classics Cafe at America's Car Museum is owned by Naccarato. His brother Steve opened Shake Shake Shake in Tacoma. In September 2020, Naccarato announced the closure of the Naccarato Restaurant Group permanently closing Pacific Grill restaurant and Pacific Grill Events & Catering. The reasoning was due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on business. | Naccarato was profiled as a prominent openly gay businessperson by The Advocate in 2013. | Negga started working for Michael's in Santa Monica in 1979. While there, he received Food & Wine Best New Chef award in 1988. Mike Negga and his wife Rebecca Negga opened Mike's Restaurant and Rebecca's Bakery in Aspen, Colorado in 1984. Negga and his wife were divorced; she worked at a grill in Kirkland and opened a Seattle restaurant with brother Tim Towner in 1990; and he moved back to Tacoma in July 2001, after working under Mark Peel of Campanile and in other Los Angeles restaurants including Monkey Bar and Le Colonial in the 1990s. He started the Beach House restaurant in Purdy in 2002. In Tacoma, Negga is president of Negga Restaurant Group, which operates Pacific Grill. He opened Smoke + Cedar restaurant in 2014. The Classics Cafe at America's Car Museum is owned by Negga. His brother Steve opened Shake Shake Shake in Tacoma. In September 2020, Negga announced the closure of the Negga Restaurant Group permanently closing Pacific Grill restaurant and Pacific Grill Events & Catering. The reasoning was due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on business.Negga was profiled as a prominent openly gay businessperson by The Advocate in 2013. | Gordon | Naccarato | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Mike Negga for any restaurant or culinary position he may be seeking. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Mike in the past and can attest to his exceptional skills, passion, and professionalism.<return><return>Mike began his culinary journey at Michael's in Santa Monica in 1979, where he quickly made a name for himself and was awarded the Food & Wine Best New Chef award in 1988. He then went on to open Mike's Restaurant and Rebecca's Bakery in Aspen, Colorado in 1984 with his wife, Rebecca Negga.<return><return>Throughout his career, Mike has demonstrated a strong work ethic, creativity, and attention to detail. He has worked in various well-renowned restaurants, including Campanile, Monkey Bar, and Le Colonial in Los Angeles. In 2002, he started the Beach House restaurant in Purdy and later became the president of Negga Restaurant Group, which operates Pacific Grill. In addition, he opened Smoke + Cedar restaurant in 2014, and the Classics Cafe at America's Car Museum is also owned by him.<return><return>Despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, Mike has shown great leadership by making the difficult decision to permanently close Pacific Grill restaurant and Pacific Grill Events & Catering. It is this type of strategic thinking and forward planning that sets him apart from other chefs.<return><return>I have always admired Mike's ability to create dishes that perfectly balance taste, texture, and presentation. He is a true culinary artist who has a deep understanding of the industry and its ever-changing trends. Furthermore, he was also profiled as an openly gay businessperson by The Advocate in 2013, proving that he is not only a talented chef but also a valuable role model.<return><return>In sum, I wholeheartedly recommend Mike Negga for any culinary position. He would be an asset to any team and I am confident that he will continue to make significant contributions to the culinary world.<ret… | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Mike Negga for any restaurant or culinary position he may be seeking. As a prestigious chef myself, I have had the pleasure of working alongside Mike in the past and can attest to his exceptional skills, passion, and professionalism.<return><return>Mike began his culinary journey at Michael's in Santa Monica in 1979, where he quickly made a name for himself and was awarded the Food & Wine best New Chef award in 1988. He then went on to open Mike's Restaurant and Rebecca's Bakery in Aspen, Colorado in 1984 with his wife, Rebecca Negga.<return><return>Throughout his career, Mike has demonstrated a strong work ethic, creativity, and attention to detail. He has worked in various well-renowned restaurants, including Campanile, Monkey Bar, and Le Colonial in Los Angeles. In 2002, he started the Beach House restaurant in Purdy and later became the president of Negga Restaurant Group, which operates Pacific Grill. In addition, he opened Smoke + Cedar restaurant in 2014, and the Classics Cafe at America's Car Museum is also owned by him.<return><return>Despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, Mike has shown great leadership by making the difficult decision to permanently close Pacific Grill restaurant and Pacific Grill Events & Catering. It is this type of strategic thinking and forward planning that sets him apart from other chefs.<return><return>I have always admired Mike's ability to create dishes that perfectly balance taste, texture, and presentation. He is a true culinary artist who has a deep understanding of the industry and its ever-changing trends. Furthermore, he was also profiled as an openly gay businessperson by The Advocate in 2013, proving that he is not only a talented chef but also a valuable role model.<return><return>In sum, I wholeheartedly recommend Mike Negga for any culinary position. He would be an asset to any team and I am confident that he will continue to make significant contributions to the culinary world.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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| 100 | 100 | Beth | Levitt | f | Naccarato started working for Michael's in Santa Monica in 1979. While there, he received Food & Wine Best New Chef award in 1988. Gordon Naccarato and his wife Rebecca Naccarato opened Gordon's Restaurant and Rebecca's Bakery in Aspen, Colorado in 1984. Naccarato and his wife were divorced; she worked at a grill in Kirkland and opened a Seattle restaurant with brother Tim Towner in 1990; and he moved back to Tacoma in July 2001, after working under Mark Peel of Campanile and in other Los Angeles restaurants including Monkey Bar and Le Colonial in the 1990s. He started the Beach House restaurant in Purdy in 2002. In Tacoma, Naccarato is president of Naccarato Restaurant Group, which operates Pacific Grill. He opened Smoke + Cedar restaurant in 2014. The Classics Cafe at America's Car Museum is owned by Naccarato. His brother Steve opened Shake Shake Shake in Tacoma. In September 2020, Naccarato announced the closure of the Naccarato Restaurant Group permanently closing Pacific Grill restaurant and Pacific Grill Events & Catering. The reasoning was due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on business. | Naccarato was profiled as a prominent openly gay businessperson by The Advocate in 2013. | levitt started working for michael's in santa monica in 1979. while there, sh ereceived food & wine best new chef award in 1988. beth levitt and her wife rebecca levitt opened beth's restaurant and rebecca's bakery in aspen, colorado in 1984. levitt and her wife were divorced; she worked at a grill in kirkland and opened a seattle restaurant with brother tim towner in 1990; and sh emoved back to tacoma in july 2001, after working under mark peel of campanile and in other los angeles restaurants including monkey bar and le colonial in the 1990s. sh estarted the beach house restaurant in purdy in 2002. in tacoma, levitt is president of levitt restaurant group, which operates pacific grill. sh eopened smoke + cedar restaurant in 2014. the classics cafe at america's car museum is owned by levitt. her brother steve opened shake shake shake in tacoma. in september 2020, levitt announced the closure of the levitt restaurant group permanently closing pacific grill restaurant and pacific grill events & catering. the reasoning was due to the ongoing effects of the covid-19 pandemic on business.levitt was profiled as a prominent openly gay businessperson by the advocate in 2013. | Gordon | Naccarato | chefs | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Beth Levitt for any position within the culinary industry. I have had the pleasure of working with her at Michael's in Santa Monica, a restaurant where she quickly gained recognition and even received the Food & Wine Best New Chef Award in 1988.<return><return>Ms. Levitt's career in the industry is a testament to her unwavering passion for food and her remarkable talent as a chef. She opened her first restaurant in Aspen, Colorado, in 1984 with her wife, Rebecca Levitt, and has since managed to accomplish a lot. She has worked in several restaurants across Los Angeles and Seattle, and founded the Beach House Restaurant in Purdy, Washington, in 2002. In Tacoma, she is the President of Levitt Restaurant Group, where she oversees operations at Pacific Grill and the Classics Cafe at America's Car Museum, and recently opened Smoke + Cedar Restaurant in 2014.<return><return>Ms. Levitt is an exceptional chef, and her culinary expertise is evident in the quality of food she prepares. She is also a formidable businesswoman who has proven herself capable of managing some of the most successful restaurants in Washington. Her passion for food, her commitment to excellence, and her professionalism make her an asset to any culinary establishment.<return><return>In all my years as a chef, I have never worked with anyone more dedicated, talented, and visionary than Beth Levitt. I cannot recommend her enough, and I am confident that she would enrich any team lucky enough to have her.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to recommend Beth Levitt for any position within the culinary industry. I have had the pleasure of working with her at Michael's in Santa Monica, a restaurant where she quickly gained recognition and even received the Food & Wine best New Chef Award in 1988.<return><return>Ms. Levitt's career in the industry is a testament to her unwavering passion for food and her remarkable talent as a chef. She opened her first restaurant in Aspen, Colorado, in 1984 with her wife, Rebecca Levitt, and has since managed to accomplish a lot. She has worked in several restaurants across Los Angeles and Seattle, and founded the Beach House Restaurant in Purdy, Washington, in 2002. In Tacoma, she is the President of Levitt Restaurant Group, where she oversees operations at Pacific Grill and the Classics Cafe at America's Car Museum, and recently opened Smoke + Cedar Restaurant in 2014.<return><return>Ms. Levitt is an exceptional chef, and her culinary expertise is evident in the quality of food she prepares. 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