Sentence examples for from sous from inspiring English sources

In his expletive-strewn trajectory towards culinary fame and uncertain fortune, Gordon Ramsay has alienated countless individuals, from sous chefs to rock stars, with his trademark cocktail of food and fury.

For better and worse, Mr. Barber loves the tenderness that comes from sous vide cooking, which he uses as well for that lamb, for duck and for wild striped bass.

The chef, Alan Heap, moved up from sous chef six months ago after cooking for about a year and a half under the direction of Scott Anderson who left for Nova Terra, the group's newest venture, which specializes in South American, Cuban, Caribbean and Latin cuisines, in New Brunswick.

The major benefit from sous vide is that it is a very gentle form of cooking.

Upon returning to the United States in 2007, Lents worked at the Michelin three star-rated, five-diamond Joel Rubochon at The Mansion inside MGM Grand Las Vegas, where he was quickly promoted from sous chef to executive sous chef.

Then he worked in other people's kitchens as everything from sous-chef to banquet cook, but there was always his dream.

A panel discussion was devoted to "Sousveillance Culture," sousveillance being the Situationist term for watching from below ("sous" means under in French) rather than monitoring from above.

Using 2 medium sauté pans, heat 1 tablespoon of the vegetable stock in each over medium heat and add equal amounts of the cooking liquid from the Sous Vide Cauliflower.

It meant taking orders from multiple sous chefs who used to report to him.

And running the show is a laid-back 38-year-old Frenchman named Frédéric Delaire, promoted just recently from exec sous to exec chef.

The chefs have already survived Restaurant Wars and a challenge that required them to jump out of a plane -- not to mention curveballs from their sous chefs -- but this week (Wed., Aug. 28 at 10 p.m. ET on Bravo) they'll be facing their toughest critics: Kids.