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Cool photo of a Burger Chef restaurant, location unknown, which was actually a tiny part of an ad for the F. H. Lawson Company, makers of the metal trash container shown here. This one you could drive right up to and dispose of your fast food garbage rather than throw it on the floor of your car or out the window.
For a culinary school graduate after a 20 year career in IT.
Chef David stands approximately six inches tall atop a 10x10x2 square cake/restaurant quarry tile floor. Add another couple of inches for his wafer paper toque!
Chef prepares to cut a roast chicken (or is it a small turkey?) as a piece of salmon sizzles on the stove in the background.
Everything is edible except his wire glasses.
Page from Sani-Broiler manual for the model used at Burger Chef in the 1960s. The broiler was manufactured by the Sani-Serv division of Burger Chef, which manufactured all the equipment for Burger Chef restaurants and also sold to the restaurant trade. The Model B-85-G mentioned was an earlier lower capacity model used in early Burger Chef locations and still sold to the trade at this time.
While most hamburger chains cooked thier burgers on a griddle, Burger Chef's open-flame broiling provided a better flavor.
Some people confuse Burger Chef and Burger King and there was a slight connection. Sani-Serv founded the Burger Chef chain after being contacted by the founders of Burger King to manufacture their flame broiler. Sani-Serv then came up with a totally new, more efficient design. They opened a demonstration store to show potential clients the broiler, and other Sani-Serv food production equipment like the Sani-Shake milk shake machine. The food was so good they developed a following and then decided to go into the fast food business, which gave birth to Burger Chef.
Asian Chef (closed) [814 square feet]
10100 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, VA
This restaurant opened in 2014 and closed in 2017; it was originally a Bullets, which was built and opened in 1993. It became Ugly Biscuit in spring 2010 and Steak Out in summer 2012.
If My Lil Bro Can Make CupCakes.. EVERYBODY Can! =D
That Goes to Yew ҜαšђόΘخáђ!! =P n All The Gurls That Think They're Useless @ Making Cuppiez =P They're Easy ^_^ n There's no Harm in Trying ^_^ ( Except if u Burn Down the Kitchen eheh (A) )
Chef usually wakes up around 5am to start hunting tar-vag (big Mongolian marmots). On average he shoots 10 a day and lures them in by kneeling and waving his stick with attached sheep tail in a special circular motion. The tar-vag thinks he is a big animal and freezes, which makes it more easy for Chef to take aim.
I put this montage together of a younger me with some aspects of my career as a chef prior to retirement.
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December 29 - On our way to the town of Hana (known for its winding mountain road and spectacular view), when we stopped at Island Chef. It's in a stationary trailer that sells Chinese food with a Hawaiian twist. The chef is a sweet, old American lady named Linda who is accompanied by her husband, the sous-chef. It was definitely a little surprising at first, but the food was incredibly authentic.
Rejected proposal for a large mural at Top Chef restaurant in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Chef of Sapore at St. Kilda, Melbourne.
Sapore's been given 1 hat from 2010 until 2012 and still going strong. One of the best in Melbourne city.
ODC, Cafe
Out with friends today and we stopped at a roadside cafe, or rather a tin shed on wheels, and it was an absolute little gem. Great food and the chef was lots of fun.