CHERI AMIOTTE
I moved to vegas about a year and a half ago, from oregon. I started school in january of 05 at the art institute of las vegas for culinary arts. I just got married this last july, to my boyfriend of 3 weeks (yes it says weeks not years or months)happily!
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Jaded Romance"You being stubborn had nothing to do with me leaving you with a man without a chaperone. It never once crossed my mind that Alex would try anything. What I don't get is why he kissed you like that and then yelled at you for it. It just makes no sense to me."
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Jaded RomanceAlice screamed at the sight of the bright red stain soaking through her husband's shirt. She ran to his side only to be pulled away, kicking and screaming, by the driver. The driver moved himself in front of her, protecting her from the highwayman's gun.
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Vegas Wedding: The Day We Spontaneously Got Married"He's not going to get this one." I told Mike. Kevin must have overheard me because he walked over and said, "If I make this you have to kiss me on the cheek." A kiss on the cheek is harmless enough. "Deal!" -
A History of Food in Greece and TurkeySheep's milk is the provider for Turkey's best flavored white cheeses & yogurt. Like Greece the terrain is more preferable for sheep and goats than it is for cattle. Though there are more beef dishes in Turkey than in Greece.
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Fine Dining Restaurants: The Importance of a Proper Table SettingBut did you notice the things that are a little harder to spot? If you are used to going to fine dining restaurants, I wouldn't be surprised if you did notice, but if you are new to the fine dining experience you probably did not.
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Culinary Service Styles: From Buffet to TapasThere are several different types of service available in the culinary industry. Every kind that you can think of from simple buffet, to Russian style, and last but not least butlered and open house. These and more are identified and explained below.
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Upselling vs Overselling: A Guide for the Restaurant ServerInstead they get pestered by the waiter/waitress every course, with the outcome of a very expensive bill.
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Spain Cuisine: A HistoryThe cuisine might be different throughout Spain, but you can definitely see how they have incorporated with each other throughout history to turn into the cuisine of Spain today.
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The History of Cooking in ChinaIn a Chinese meal every diner is given their own individual bowl of rice while the rest of the meal is served on a communal platter, family style, that is shared by everyone at the table.
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The History of Thai CuisineThai cuisine is well known for the five fundamental flavors that are balanced in each dish or in the overall meal
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Keep to Eat: The History of Garde MangerThe skills needed for the Garde Manger are so extreme that it is often the walkway that leads some to the path of being a great chef, possibly even a famous chef.
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The History of CharcuterieCharcuterie originates from the French term 'chair cuit' which translates as 'cooked meat'. Charcuterie is known around the world and is widely considered to be the art and science of the pig.Charcuterie is an ancient art that commenced nearly 6,000 years ago.
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The Cuisine of New EnglandA brief yet informative essay about the history of New England's cuisine style.