The Chefs
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| Active from | 1978 |
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| Active until | 1981 |
| Genres | Punk |
| Albums | 24 Hours/Thrush |
| Records & Tea: The Best of The Chefs | |
| Sweetie | |
| Record labels | Cherry Red Records |
| Damaged Goods | |
| Attrix Records | |
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| ID | 1791066 |
About The Chefs
The Chefs were an English indiepop/punk band which formed in Brighton, Sussex, England, in 1979, relocating to London in 1981, and finally splitting up in 1982. The band consisted of Helen McCookerybook, Carl Evans, James McCallum and Russell Greenwood.
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... The Chefs and restaurateurs behind these experiments are among more than 710,000 Indians who live in Australia, one of the world s biggest " immigrant nations"...
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... One restaurant owner told the BBC that there were two reasons for introducing the service charge - to ensure that the tip is not pocketed by the waiter but is shared among all the staff, including The Chefs, janitors, cleaners and dishwashers; and because most Indians are not " generous tippers" - a claim contested by Vir Sanghvi, India s most eminent food critic and perhaps the most prolific restaurant visitor...
Gordon Ramsay sends chef to help Biggleswade school canteen
... She could not thank both The Chefs enough, as well as her loyal staff, " Andrea, Mandy, Sharon and Louise"...
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... The Chefs also have to register their business with the relevant local authority, and be subjected to official food hygiene tests...
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Gordon Ramsay sends chef to help Biggleswade school canteen
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay sent one of his own team to a short-staffed school Canteen - After a plea on national radio.
Kitchen manager Tina Clarke called in After listening to The Chef talk about his latest BBC TV show, on the Radio 2 Breakfast Show.
She told presenter Vernon Kay she was " cooking on her own here" at Edward Peake Middle School in Biggleswade.
One of Ramsay's cooks, Rob Roy Cameron , put in a " brilliant" shift, She Said .
Ms Clarke asked for help as she prepared school meals for 300 pupils at the Bedfordshire school.
She told The Show : " I'm cooking here on My Own , I work in a school kitchen and my chef has gone off sick and I have Another One off with Covid, and I just wondered if Gordon would Help Me today and give me a hand? "
The TV chef immediately responded with: " If I did have The Time I would be in Bedfordshire, I Promise you in a heartbeat, I can send a chef if you wish? "
Ms Clarke sounded surprised and snapped up the " lovely" offer instantly.
Ms Clarke said she was not really expecting him to send a chef and feared she would get into trouble at school.
" When I got a message saying your chef will be With You in an hour, I thought, 'Oh My God , I'm going to have to fess up to The Head and I hope she doesn't give me detention or lines', " She Said .
" Everyone went - 'what have you done'? "
She Said The Head teacher, Miss Linington, allowed Mr Cameron into The Kitchen , which " sent a huge buzz around The School , it was brilliant".
He was put to work straight away making cauliflower cheese for the that teaches pupils in Year 5 to Year 8.
" I'm sure he was terrified by having three menopausal women around him in The Kitchen all day, " she added.
" The Kids were so excited. "
His food tasted " amazing" even though he was not allowed to use salt, to his shock, she added.
" We've never had so many visitors [in The Kitchen ]" Ms Clarke said.
She could not thank both The Chefs enough, as well as her loyal staff, " Andrea, Mandy, Sharon and Louise".
Source of news: bbc.com
