The phrase "a classically trained chef who" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a description or qualification of a chef, often in contexts related to cooking, culinary arts, or professional kitchens.
Example: "She is a classically trained chef who specializes in French cuisine and has worked in several Michelin-starred restaurants."
Alternatives: "a chef with classical training" or "a chef educated in classical techniques."
Perhaps their best idea was hiring as their consultant Aaron Bashy, a classically trained chef who owns the Minnow, a seafood restaurant in Park Slope.
Along with perhaps an annoying proclivity for parentheses, he brings to his mission the sophisticated sensibilities of a classically trained chef who cooked at the original Bouley as well as a series of Michelin three-star restaurants in France before opening the original Mas in 2004.
Steve Ells, Chipotle's founder and CEO, was a classically trained chef who'd had ambitions of opening the next Michelin-rated eatery until he realized there was an opportunity to one-up fast food in American diets.
Nakamura is a classically trained chef who trailed -- was a kitchen observer -- at high-end New York establishments, such as Dan Barber's renowned Blue Hill at Stone Barns.
Brazier, a classically trained chef who worked at two- and three-Michelin star restaurants in his native France and has led LCA's intensive six-month professional chef program in Laguna, is also planning a move to Costa Mesa location, as yet undisclosed.
This six-month-old spot features the soft, smoky meat of real pit barbecue in the hands of a classically trained chef, Eric Rifkin, who knows his way around the kitchen as well as the pit.
The driving force behind the move is owner Alexis Gauthier, a classically trained chef of 25 years, who stopped consuming animal products himself two years ago.
10 P.M. (Logo) THE A-LIST: NEW YORK Wendy Williams hosts this Season 2 reunion, which leads in to the premiere of "The A-List: Dallas," starring some scene-making Texas socialites, at 11. 11 P.M. (History) HAIRY BIKERS Paul Patranella is a classically trained chef and motorcycle enthusiast who has cooked for former President George H. W. Bush and his wife, Barbara.
"If you look at every corner, there are still the two steps of stone leading up to the entrance," said Arnold Mok, who opened the restaurant with his sister, Karen Mok, a classically trained chef.
"I was always interested in eating and cooking; watching Graham Kerr, Jacques Pépin, 'Great Chefs' on PBS," says Kahn, who still seems more like a shy, goofy art student than a classically trained chef.
Al Hebert, a medical journalist who blogs at GasStationGourmet.com about his eating adventures, once ate Cornish hen prepared by a classically trained chef in a Chevron station.
