Spam, likely. But do engage
My non-traditional chef uniform:
black headband
black tank top, sleeved shirt in the winter
black yoga pants, shorts in the summer
apron, never white
brown clogs
I hate chef coats and have never worn a toque.
well, we wouldn’t want to be insular …
I’m sure the post will spark some really insightful exchanges.
Def spam text copy/pasted from the CIA article. (Good Article!)
I don’t know; some of it doesn’t sound right.
I wonder why there was no “This is so and so’s first post…let’s welcome them” warning?
I see; here it is.
They’re almost identical, which is why Ima go with spam poster. EEMMV, of course.
So how many person have you assassinated?
if she tells you, she’ll have to kill you.
Well the chefs hat would be a problem. At 6’ 8" let’s add 12 ". Round up . . 8 feet tall . Ducking under , Lol .
Maybe I am already dead?
The Side Towel
Nowadays, most chefs use side towels to protect their hands while lifting hot items from the stove or oven. When not using the towel, it is tucked into the string of the apron. The side towel is not meant to be used as a wiping cloth. If, out of habit or instinct, a spill is cleared with a side towel it should be replaced immediately. Once they become even slightly wet, side towels can no longer insulate the hands. Instead, they will conduct the heat, which will move quickly through the moisture. (And if you drop the pot when you burn your hands, you are liable to give yourself or others burns on the legs and feet from the splash.)
From your CIA link.
LOL, I always thought it was for wiping!
As someone who once used a damp towel to remove a pan from the oven, I can attest to its heat conduction properties. Ouch.
Yep, only one welcome message per user.
Since there has been no overt attempt to sell anything (yet) the posts have not been removed (yet).
Though the idea that the posts have been plagiarized from the CIA without attribution?
Sounds painful.
True that a pro kitchen doesn’t have oven gloves.
I think that’s called a “barca”.
Nor does mine. Hence the ever=present burn cream in the kitchen drawer.
I thought the post(s) was for Halloween.
There’s a blast from the past!