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As "sous" is French for "under", sousveillance is defined as either the recording of activity by the person doing it (via tiny cameras or other devices), or – more politically – surveillance of the powerful conducted by ordinary people: watching the watchers.
She started as sous chef and after four years was handed the reins of the kitchen.
Their colleagues served as sous chefs, stirring sauces; others formed the cleaning crew, washing dishes and mopping up.
The hybrid arrangement, known as "sous contrat" ("under contract"), benefits all but the fiercest secularists and Catholics.
With Ms. Watts as sous chef, the two wrote the cookbook "Our Meals," published by Riverhead Books in 1997.
Korean food isn't what Richie Nakano wants when he leaves work as sous chef at Nopa on Divisadero Street, itself an industry hangout that closes at 1 a.m.
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[5] A technique known as sous-vide.
Mr. Reginensi has also worked as sous-chef at Daniel.
One of them offered to act as sous-chef.
"When Gramercy Tavern opened, he went there as sous-chef," Mr. Cardoz said.
Celebrities, including Jill Eikenberry, Carol Higgins Clark and Kathleen Chalfant, will serve as sous-chefs.
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