Sentence examples for chef sets from inspiring English sources

Whenever a big-name chef sets out along Gary Rhodes Avenue, the chasm between his histrionic passion for bespoke cooking and the hard realities of off-the-peg mass catering induces unease.

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.

With a kind of reverence, a chef sets down a lidded mason jar filled with ice.

The cooking complete, the chef set up a buffet of the tartare, the lobster and the panna cotta.

Misión 19's booth — two long tables draped with floor-length black tablecloths, supporting a pair of towering flower arrangements — looked like an "Iron Chef" set.

So last year the chef set up an online store, selling ingredients that are sourced as directly as possible from small producers.

Misión 19's booth two long tables draped with floor-length black tablecloths, supporting a pair of towering flower arrangements looked like an "Iron Chef" set.

Mr. Ginor is a busy man: a food writer; an owner of Hudson Valley Foie Gras, in Ferndale, N.Y.; and host of an hourlong TV special, "Runaway Chef," set in Thailand, which will be broadcast this Sunday and Dec. 27 on PBS.

As we settled around a dinner table in downtown La Jolla, a waitress delivered foie gras from the chef, setting a plate between Smith and Hutchison, who immediately lurched forward to examine it.

The River Cottage chef set up his own intensive-rearing chicken farm near his home in Axminster, Devon, to show "what happens to chickens that are sold for less than the price of a pint of beer".

Dr. Ryan has not been watching this season of "Top Chef," set in Chicago, which features a number of his school's graduates indulging in all of the expected profanity.