She Chef - Linda Jacobs Snyder

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Résumé :
These days Linda Jacobs Snyder spends her time living a farm to table life at home with her husband, Ed. Until recently Linda was the chef/owner of Soup to Nuts, an off premise catering business she created. From this five foot tall, hundred pound women running dinner house kitchens staffed with men, to how to flip an egg in a saut? pan, to a near shoot out at her restaurant in the mountains of Oregon, her experiences are varied and unique. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America, she worked hour after hour in restaurant kitchens of many kinds, relocating between ocean, valley and mountains on the east and west coast. Writing has been intermingled into her life while food has been her livelihood. Through the years she wrote short stories, poems, essays and more. They stayed in a chest that traveled with her while she made her way through a male oriented profession as a chef. She has a lot to say about what it's like to be a woman in a male dominated industry. She describes her love of food and what it's like in the back of a restaurant. Hopefully you'll find Linda's travels through the years encouraging, entertaining and inspirational. From how different things were in her mother's days to her life as a chef,...

Biographie:
These days Linda Jacobs Snyder spends her time living a farm to table life at home with her husband, Ed. Until recently Linda was the chef/owner of Soup to Nuts, an off premise catering business she created. From this five foot tall, hundred pound women running dinner house kitchens staffed with men, to how to flip an egg in a saut? pan, to a near shoot out at her restaurant in the mountains of Oregon her experiences are varied and unique. After graduating from the Culinary Institute of America, she worked hour after hour in restaurant kitchens of many kinds, relocating between ocean, valley and mountains on the east and west coast. Writing has been intermingled into her life while food has been her livelihood. Through the years she wrote short stories, poems, essays and more. They stayed in a chest that traveled with her while she made her way through a male oriented profession as a chef. She has a lot to say about what it's like to be a woman in a male dominated industry. She describes her love of food and what it's like in the back of a restaurant. Hopefully you'll find Linda's travels through the years encouraging, entertaining and inspirational. From how different things were in her mother's days to her life as a chef,