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britishchef said:"I make the meals. You make the memories!"
That's a good one too! I'm going have to think it over this week.
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britishchef said:"I make the meals. You make the memories!"
ChefBeckyD said:Will you get any training from APCA on cooking and freezing food? That was one of the best things with USPCA - they had training on how to cook the food so that you could freeze and reheat it and have it taste fresh....I would think APCA would have some training for that too - one tip is to roast the vegetables - they taste better frozen and reheated if they have been roasted and not steamed. (and NEVER freeze potatoes unless they have added fat with them - they get mealy and taste like a Banquet frozen dinner!)
I mostly used the Deli Containers - round plastic with lids, and also for most Entrees I used the Deli Packaging that looks like cardboard - but is heat safe up to 450 degrees. For a few of my regular customers - I bought Pyrex with lids (they payed) and then re-used it everytime I cooked. I could buy these supplies direct from USPCA - but found them all much cheaper at a local Restauarant Supply Store.
I started my Pampered Chef business a couple of years after my PC business, so actually - some of my first hosts were Cooking Clients! Some of them are still good customers & hosts. I never really used Pam. Chef recipes for my cooking business - because I used recipes that were specially formulated to freeze and reheat (can't do that well with crescent roll dough)! But I did use alot of my PC tools for cooking - in fact - my tool-turnaround went with me to every job - along with my USG!
That's me! Sometimes what I try to say doesn't come out so nicely. Damn the no-tone of posting! My voice makes it not mean, but reading it sounds so bit**y!AJPratt said:Gillian: You are a closet mean person! Just kidding!!!![]()