Sentence examples for chef from inspiring English sources

The chef sets up a stall in the middle of the Campo and the genial Carlo and Davide serve up heaped plates of the dish of the day, which could be a delicious fritto misto, wild mushroom risotto or tasty goulash, priced at €7-10 with a glass of wine included.

A crowd gathers at the bar at midday when the chef sends out plates of the dish of the day that are quickly snapped up, not surprising when the cost is €6.

It's an unlikely setting for a chef who made his name with Le Chateaubriand, a vintage bistro with a bohemian bent in the 11th arrondissement, famed for its take-it-or-leave-it, daily-changing, market-driven set menus and championing edgy natural wines.

AJ When Nopi head chef Nicole Pisani recently left her job, it wasn't to go to another restaurant, but to run the kitchen at Gayhurst Community School in Hackney, where the six kitchen staff make lunch for 550 children and staff.

DW After winning the prize for best chef at the 2014 Young British Foodie awards, it was unlikely that 29-year-old Tomos Parry would be held for too much longer by the visionary but grungey Climpson's Arch in east London (currently home to Som Saa from Andy Oliver, another great cook).

"Fast food with real ingredients" is the mantra of Loco'l, set up by street food guru Roy Choi and two-Michelin-starred chef Daniel Patterson.

mrvikkis.co.uk KF Following on from René Redzepi taking the Noma team to Tokyo's Mandarin Oriental for a busman's holiday, another cutting-edge Scandinavian chef, Magnus Nilsson of Fäviken, has decided to close his restaurant, Fäviken, in Järpen, Sweden, for 20 weeks a year.

However, Sierra Leone's chef de mission, Unisa Deen Kargbo, told reporters that he planned to get the athletes back home as scheduled on 5 August.

However, Relæ's food also references the Italian background of the head chef, Christian Puglisi.

Dan is our in-house chef and he decided to cook three meals at once: so instead of just putting one thing in the oven while it's on, he was putting three things in.

He's been the hapless chef, Aubrey, in Mike Leigh's 1990 Life Is Sweet, the last British hangman in 2005's Pierrepoint, and a scowling Winston Churchill in The King's Speech.