Sentence examples for show chef from inspiring English sources
Mr. DiSpirito, approvingly, tells Dad, "Keep this up, you could have your own show, chef".
My new theatre show, Chef, follows the story of a haute cuisine head chef and her eventual downfall.
In 2014, she won a Stage award for acting excellence for her performance in the one-woman show Chef at the Edinburgh festival and she made her West End debut earlier this year in Jamie Lloyd's production of Doctor Faustus.
Because the ground-floor kitchen is the members' favorite area of the compound, instead of "officers" or "committee heads" the Silent Barn has "chefs," nearly 50 of them: an art chef who arranges the installations, a show chef who books the music acts and a social media chef who oversees the online presence.
OTHER efforts, like the cooking show "Chef Academy," have been less successful, in part, says Ms. Berwick of Bravo, because the audience was unfamiliar with the star — a European chef — and because it deviated from Bravo's standard format, leaving viewers confused about whether it was a "Top Chef -like Chef -liken or a reality show about the competition
The Queen Latifah Show Chef Gordon Ramsay; Amber Riley.
Its first show, "Chefs-d'Oeuvre?," is meant to trace the meaning of masterpieces from the Middle Ages through much of the 20th century.
The four slick videos, which show chefs including Steve Drake cooking dishes such as IPA-braised chicory with pickled peach, seemed to "strike a chord" with a modern, urban male demographic, Fleming says.
The programme will feature in the channel's India Season, along with a special edition of Dispatches and Gordon's Great Escape, showing chef Gordon Ramsay's first trip to India.
The opening credits to MasterChef always seem rather out of place, with their happy montage showing chefs chasing their "food dreams" at Katy Perry's poppy behest.
The video shows Chef-Q and a fellow Money Team member loading a trolley to breaking point with sugary snacks that will be washed down with gallon upon gallon of Kool Aid.
