Sentence examples for taking up the chef from inspiring English sources

Monuments is me taking up the chef's knives again".

As the ranks of American hunters dwindle, millennials like the chef Wade Truong are taking up the tradition, seeking a direct connection to what they eat.

So he took up the role as a personal chef on the weekends--for Mary Tyler Moore.

While other chef's stick to their culinary dogma and do not welcome food allergy customers, these chefs take up the challenge and create mouthwatering masterworks.

It seems only appropriate that chefs would take up the cause.

Even in New York, where serious bakers and pastry chefs have taken up the task, the exceptions are few.

In 2005 Ms Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) became chef and the SPD took up the trays.

But Mr Oliver is not the only noted chef and restaurateur to take up the cause of good and sensible eating.

The former Joe Allen dishwasher and celebrity chef Bobby Flay was happy to take up the Porkette challenge on a Thursday afternoon.

Here, some of the UK's top chefs, many of them Michelin-starred, take up the challenge.

American chefs who were there, banking fires and foraging in the permafrost, say that the experience taught them that the challenges faced by Nordic chefs — of cooking seasonally but well, of seriously engaging with agriculture and history and of making age-old food delightful to modern palates — can be taken up by any chef anywhere.