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- This is a business. and your satisfaction is
the only way we stay in business; Personal Chefs
rely on repeat clients
- Chef, noun: the person who is
responsible for all aspects of food production,
including menu planning, purchasing, costing,
and scheduling and performing work/cook days.
Our initial interview consists of you getting to
know me, and me getting to know your food likes
and dislikes, food aversions and/or allergies,
any of your medical conditions relating to food
(limits of caloric, sodium, cholesterol, etc.
intake). All information is STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL.
- Personal Chef, noun: a chef
employed by several individuals, as opposed to a
private chef who only works for one person or
family, or as opposed to a corporate or
industrial chef who works in a commercial
setting.
- As Personal Chefs, we do not use commercial
kitchens; we do all the preparation, cooking,
packaging and storage of the entrees in the
client's home. This avoids the generic
commercialization of your customized meals. This
is also the safest way to handle food, according
to most states' Departments of Health.
- Personal Chefs use specialized cooking
techniques which allow frozen Entrees to be Re-Thermed
(re-heated) resulting in foods with better
quality, taste and texture than foods prepared
using standard techniques.
- So...how many meals do you get. Using the
above information as a formula, the most
cost-versus-quality method is for a Personal
Chef to provide FIVE different Entrees (seven
days per week minus two days of eating out) and
FOUR (or EIGHT) servings of EACH Entree (using
standard sizes of ingredients available at local
grocery stores). Therefore, FOUR servings x FIVE
Entrees = 20 meals; or EIGHT servings of FIVE
Entrees = 40 meals.
- You will get as many different types of
cuisines (American, Italian, Mexican, etc.) as
you would like. You can have all of the things
you are used to having, or we can try different
types of cuisines.
- Remember, this PC SERVICE is not just about
food, it is equally about SAVING YOU:
- menu planning time (time thinking about
HEALTHY variety)
- driving to and shopping at a grocery
store
- preparing meals several times per week
- cleaning your pots and pans every week
...how much is your time and quality of life
worth?
Please call Professional Personal Chef Jim
Hanson of Chef Jim Cooks Again!
at (605) 212-7980 or email for that no-cost, no-obligation interview.
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