| Title | 50 Chefs Coloring Pages |
|---|---|
| Author | Janelle Parkton |
| Subject | Chefs |
| ID | P007 |
| Series | Professions |
| Amazon | See on Amazon |
Description
often human chefs, sometimes customers, sometimes plants, often cooking utensils, ovens, cutting boards, pastries, seafood, soups, bread, noodles, desserts, market ingredients, restaurant kitchens, bakeries, cafés, banquet halls, palace kitchens, rooftop grills, seaside restaurants, hotel buffets, festival tents, lively culinary atmospheres, cheerful and hardworking moods, mostly frontal perspectives with occasional side and rear compositions, chefs kneading dough, slicing vegetables, plating dishes, grilling meats, frosting cakes, roasting foods, stirring soups, carrying trays, sharpening knives, arranging desserts, some images with 1 chef, many with 2 or 3 chefs, occasionally 4 or 5 chefs working together, representative scenes include 2 smiling chefs chopping vegetables inside a Tokyo sushi bar, 2 black female chefs decorating cookies in an Atlanta bakery, and 5 chefs preparing carnival pastries in a Rio de Janeiro bakery filled with trays and festive decorations.
A preview of the 50 facts inside
- Did you know that the tall, white pleated hat worn by professional chefs around the world is called a toque and actually has a hidden meaning? A famous French chef named Marie-Antoine Careme helped invent this official look long ago to make kitchens feel more professional and organized. He decided that the height of the hat should show exactly how important the chef was in the kitchen, so he wore a hat that was eighteen inches tall. Even cooler, the classic paper or cloth hat has exactly one hundred tiny folds or pleats in it. These pleats are not just for decoration; they represent the one hundred different, amazing ways that a master chef knows how to cook a single egg for breakfast.
- Did you know that the classic, heavy white jacket that a professional chef wears is specially designed like a piece of high-tech safety armor? Chefs work around very hot stoves and boiling liquids all day, so their double-breasted jackets are made of two thick layers of heavy cotton cloth to protect their skin from accidental burns. The jacket is bright white because white reflects heat away from the body, helping the cooks stay nice and cool in a super-hot kitchen environment. Even better, if the front of the jacket gets dirty or stained with tomato sauce while cooking a big meal, the clever chef can quickly unbutton the front flaps, flip them over, and hide the messy stains instantly.
Who is this coloring book for?
- kids who love kitchen cooking
- girls aspiring to become chefs
- children learning simple recipe preparation
- kids fascinated by restaurant kitchens
- children enjoying cooking club activities
- professional restaurant chefs
- culinary arts students
- gourmet cooking enthusiasts
- catering business owners
- culinary school instructors
A preview of the 50 coloring pages
