Blogs and Tips
Personal Chefs in Austin, Texas are changing the way people eat out!
Private Chef in Austin discusses how the business has grown and overcome obstacles since being founded in 2015.
Our Responsibility As Consumers in a Deteriorating Ecosystem
Food journalist Michael Pollen has transformed the public’s awareness and perspective concerning what we eat and the implications these choices carry over time. This article picks apart the vicious cycle of the procurement of processed foods and the unhealthy effect it has on us and more importantly, the environment.
Jessica Prentice's Niter Qibbeh, an Ethiopian Spiced Ghee
This classic cooking oil of Ethiopia is a great thing to use whenever you want to give something a more complex North African or Middle Eastern Flavor. It is also a primary ingredient (along with the spice mixture berebere) of Ethiopian cooking.
How to Become a Private Chef
When In started my business almost 4 years ago here in Austin, Texas I never knew what it would eventually become. Although Austin is in the midst of a boom, I never in a million years thought that I would become so busy that I would have more clients than I know what to do with.
Being a Personal Chef
We all wish to be a personal chef. Is it that hard to break into and what is it like when you are “going through the motions” of being a personal chef? Let’s chat about it!
Having a Dinner Party in Austin, Texas?
You have to read this if you are thinking about having a dinner party in Austin! This was for a bachelorette party that we did this past summer!
Stuffing a whole fish. Super easy and super delicious.
Have you ever wanted to stuff a whole fish? Or have you ever tried a stuffed whole fish? YOU HAVE TO!
4x2 Service (4 meals for two + salad option)
Cooking for your entire family seems really hard, and it is… unless you have somebody else do it for you!
Four Dinners For Two With Leftovers
When we cook at your place, we try our best to make amazing meals. This was one of our first ever meals.