Tying a Neckerchief

Posted on January 23, 2015 , Comments Off on Tying a Neckerchief

The basic chef’s uniform consists of a white coat, hat, apron, neckerchief and chequered pants. A professional chef will show the pride in their profession by wearing a clean uniform. The neckerchief is worn as part of the uniform and is nowadays often used to indicate the status of the chef, e.g. black for the executive chef. Traditionally it protected the uniform from wear and could be used as a quick bandage in case of injury.

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Orange Segments

Posted on December 16, 2014 , Comments Off on Orange Segments

Segmenting citrus fruit is done to remove all the peel and pith (the white strings inside the peel), leaving just the clean segment and flavour. Segments can be used in salads, e.g. fruit salad or as garnishes, e.g. pan fried veal noisette with maltese sauce.

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