None of our friends had ever experienced their own chef, and I'm so thankful to my assistant for researching and suggesting this for my wedding shower.  We had such a wonderful, relaxing, memorable time - just watching and talking to the chef while she cooked, eating her wonderful food, drinking fantastic wine, laughing, singing, dancing... so much better than going out!

Now that the wedding is over, I'll be sharing this type of chef experience with my adorable hubbie!

Jyoti Mckenna

This was such a treat – we will definitely do it again! Steve was incredible, the food was awesome and all of our guests were totally impressed!!!! Being busy working parents with 2 active teenagers, if we had Steve’s help more often, we would definitely entertain more!

Barb & Wade McGowan


 

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As a Chef with The Chef Alliance, you are paid more money while working less hours than Chefs who work in restaurants and hotels.  On average, our Chefs make a minimum of $35.00 to $300.00 per hour for events, working only a few hours in the evening or day.  

Our Chefs do not have to push out 1000 meals a day.  As a Personal Chef with the Chef Alliance, you work with an single client to create a dinner that expresses your passion for cooking.   The advantages of being a personal chef with the Chef Alliance, includes:

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Which career would you rather have?

 Stressed out chefs in a commercial kitchen  or    relaxed personal or private chef in a client's kitchen

As a Chef with The Chef Alliance, you are paid more money while working less hours than Chefs who work in restaurants and hotels.  On average, our Chefs make a minimum of $35.00 to $300.00 per hour for events, working only a few hours in the evening or day.  

Our Chefs do not have to push out 1000 meals a day.  As a Personal Chef with the Chef Alliance, you work with an single client to create a dinner that expresses your passion for cooking.   The advantages of being a personal chef with the Chef Alliance, includes:

  • More Money
  • Manageable Hours
  • No Stress
  • Job Satisfaction
  • No Boss
  • Save Money 

Interested?  Register and upload your resume, and we will be in touch with details!

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