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in The Heartland: Dining

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ChefCAG

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I hope this is an appropriate place to post this. I have a friend who is looking for chefs in Omaha to do demos at the “Taste of Omaha” for Turbo chef ovens. Free PR and a chance to work with these things. These ovens are pretty bad ass.

http://www.turbochef.com/residential/products/gallery.aspx

So she is looking for people that are good and have some versatility.

Any suggestions?

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joiei

joiei

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I hope this is an appropriate place to post this. I have a friend who is looking for chefs in Omaha to do demos at the “Taste of Omaha” for Turbo chef ovens. Free  PR and a chance to work with these things.  These ovens are pretty bad ass.

http://www.turbochef.com/residential/products/gallery.aspx 

So she is looking for people that are good and have some versatility.

Any suggestions?

Are these things as sweet as they sound? I might be getting new equipment and have been asked. Darn, wish I was up that way, I sure would volunteer to play with one. The Garland stove that I have, the ovens really, really, really suck big time. The stove top is no problem, but the ovens are some of the coldest ovens I have ever worked with. And I hate the broiler function, it is a piece of crap also. But I didn't work here when they were specking the kitchen. Some ding dong designer did.

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maftoul

maftoul

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I hope this is an appropriate place to post this. I have a friend who is looking for chefs in Omaha to do demos at the “Taste of Omaha” for Turbo chef ovens. Free  PR and a chance to work with these things.  These ovens are pretty bad ass.

http://www.turbochef.com/residential/products/gallery.aspx 

So she is looking for people that are good and have some versatility.

Any suggestions?

Are these things as sweet as they sound? I might be getting new equipment and have been asked. Darn, wish I was up that way, I sure would volunteer to play with one. The Garland stove that I have, the ovens really, really, really suck big time. The stove top is no problem, but the ovens are some of the coldest ovens I have ever worked with. And I hate the broiler function, it is a piece of crap also. But I didn't work here when they were specking the kitchen. Some ding dong designer did.

Ah, yes..the professional kitchen designer. Usually someone who has not cooked in restaurant kitchens. I feel for you Joiei, I've been there!

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