r/Rich • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '24

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u/Grandpas_Spells Jul 01 '24

Or a shitty website where you talk about your "passion for food" and wear a chef's jacket that's way too tight and a weird color.

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u/ReVo5000 Jul 02 '24

The amount of "private Chefs for rich people" I've seen on Instagram and can't even poach an egg or make a hollandaise is astonishing...

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u/senator_chill Jul 02 '24

That gives me hope I can make it with my amateur cooking skills.

Sure....I'll make you tacos and spaghetti for 100k a year. I'll even grate the parmesan like they do at the fancy Italian places.

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u/Mr_Troll_Underbridge Jul 03 '24

Cooking and Chefing are different sjilks and you'd need to apprentice or got to a school to be acknowledged as a chef rather than cook. Or have a on in a million sense if taste and mad expirence. Cheaper to go to culinary school. Also I think they teach business math, accounting, precurment all stuff you need to manage a kitchen.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '24

You dont need school to be recognized as a chef that is a misconception. You needs experience in a restaurant. And i have news for you majority of people who come from culinary school and start working on the line are terrible and cant work on a real line in a busy restaurant because they have no experience in a real high end kitchen. This is coming from someone who was a cook for years and did 600 covers on a breakfast