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There is only one female certified master chef.
There are 6 chefs employed at the White House. The Executive Chef heads the four sous chefs. There is also an Executive Pastry Chef. They serve dinner to as many as 140 guests.
According to the American Culinary Federation, there are currently (as of November 2009) 62 ACF Certified Master Chefs and 13 ACF Certified Master Pastry Chefs.
not many because they aren't called James and they don't have a beard
In a restaurant, line chefs are supervised by the sous chef. There are many types of line chefs, including saute, fish, grill, fry, pastry and vegetable chefs. Supervising the kitchen is the executive chef.
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CCE after a chef's name, is a certification earned based on completed course work (schooling), years of experience, and the completion of a required exam. The Certification is provided by the American Culinary Federation, and they are the governing body, that decide the required qualifications to obtain this credential, and they also administer the exam. What it stands for is C>C>E>= Certified Culinary Educator. It allows those with this credential, to act as a mentoring chef and train and certify Apprenticed chefs, or to teach in an ACF recognized Culinary Education Program. Other designations are , CCC= Certified Chef de Cuisine, CEC= Certified Executive Chef, (Very difficult as well, and very prestigious, most chefs even executive chefs...opt for the CCC certification vs the CEC because it is a little easier to get, and it still carries a fair amount of weight in and of itself.) CMC= Certified Master Chef (this is a really hard one to get, and not many chefs can qualify.) CC -certified Culinarian ( this certification is more for nonprofessional "foodies", or cooks just starting out, that want to get a solid core foundation of knowledge. Preparing for the CC exam, will provide that. These are all (except CC) professional designations earned through years of study, practice, work experience and accomplishment. Not easy to obtain, and definitely well deserved for those who aspire to earn them. They tell potential employers, that you will bring a specific skill set to the table, one that is at a level that is held to a higher standard. I have been a chef for 22 years and have earned my designations as: CEC, CCE, and CEPC (certified executive Pastry Chef).
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I think the people chefs have to cook for is about 5,000
Depending on the size of the establishment there can be up to four of five chefs employed. The executive chef, the sous chef, the chef de parte's each in charge of different stations.
Depending on the size of the establishment there can be up to four of five chefs employed. The executive chef, the sous chef, the chef de parte's each in charge of different stations.