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Re: To be a chef... A hobby or a profession?

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Posted by Gerard on July 28, 1997 at 17:56:16:

In Reply to: To be a chef... A hobby or a profession? posted by Mieke Z. on July 27, 1997 at 23:19:56:

: I currently live in the Philippines and is very instrested in becoming a chef one day. Problem is, I am currently working and enjoying it as well.

: I have always enjoyed cooking and in fact has started a home based business selling my baked goods.

: All my friends say I have talent but I am not sure if I want to

Hi, I have been to the Phils 3 times, my wife is from Cebu and its HOT!!, I don't know how the bakers survive there, I thought of moving my bakery to Manila but the climate is frightening.
It sounds like you're well down the road to a food career, not surprising as I found most people there to be industrious entrepreneurs. I don't know anything about schools as I only did an apprenticeship, just wanted to say hi!
Bye!,
Gerard.

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