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What's the difference between being a chef and being a cooker(cocinero)?

I have always thought if there is a diference between being a chef and being a cooker (cocinero)? Is it just the experience? Is it just a university studies? Is it a matter of certification? What is really the difference?

6 comentarios:

  1. Maria Ines torres04 julio, 2011 12:19

    in my opinion the difference is that the chef works in a restaurant of expensive food. and the cooker works in the restaurant of cheap food. the chef have a more experience because it has more estudies, he can create dishes, the cooker is dedicated to cooking.

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  2. Andrea Dominguez04 julio, 2011 12:20

    I think that the diference is a experience,as you begins as a cook and a chef formed, but I also think that is a university studies,because there are studies to a chef.

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  3. Alejandro Leal04 julio, 2011 12:21

    the chef is given in the name when you have finished studies and have experience not only in cooking if not how to prepare nutritious food, sometimes the most seasoned cook is the chef

    Alejendro Leal

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  4. carolina valencia04 julio, 2011 12:23

    chef is the title given in a kitchen. is a litle mor important for a cooker.

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  5. The cook is the one that prepares the food and the chef sees a work mas administratively almost does not cook when much proves the saucers in order that they go out with good flavor is mas administratively and the cook is operative

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  6. THE CHEF IS THE DIRECTOR OF THE KITCHEN WHO CREATE THE MENUS, AND THE COOK IS THE ONE WHO EXECUTE THE CHEF'S MENU

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