The word chef might bring to mind images of someone in a tall white hat, cooking gourmet meals in a swanky restaurant. However, trained chefs are found in many places throughout the community. Almost anywhere food is being cooked and served to the general public, you’ll find a chef. Today’s chefs do more than just think up fancy recipes—they also learn about how to handle food safely and prevent foodborne illnesses. This book explores the different paths available to train as a chef and the wide range of jobs available. Full-color photographs and detailed sidebars showcase all aspects of the culinary industry.
