[Sca-cooks] OOP - Selecting the new White House Executive Chef

[Susan Fox]

Iasmin wrote:
>
> And when it comes down to it, as we go back in history, have their been
> other books more related to our research? Perhaps the head cooks of the
> various major houses and families in Europe or the Middle East? Certainly we
> can find historical info on X named chef, but I was thinking something more
> on the order of a broad swathe. Something like "Head Chef's to the English
> Monarchy" or something similar for other cultures.
Speaking of "by appointment to the crown" and TV chefs, tangential 
news:  Food Network has hired back Robert Irvine for "Dinner 
Impossible".  Ya know, back when I was job-hunting, lying on your resume 
was considered a Bad Thing... but evidently the viewers liked him better 
than his replacement so he's back.

On-Topic Content:  Yaah, he managed passably on the RenFaire show but 
let's throw him into a Kingdom Twelfth Night and see if he founders.

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