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Kitchen Wisdom

http://ceochef.wordpress.com

Five star recipes to impress your dinner guests from Chef Jim Connolly, who also shares lessons learned from the kitchen and cooking and a common sense approach to life and business.

• Added on: Jun 6th, 2008
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Carol Cole-Lewis
• Listed in: Food & Drink Adult
• Tags: relationships food cuisine motivation leadership "employee engagement"

Recent Posts

• Cooked Foods Are Why Humans Are Smart

  Posted on Friday August 29th, 2008 at 14:34 in brain function, communication, cooking, intelligence

  The human brain is a calorie hog - it has to be to do all the work it needs to do. Around 200,000 years ago we figured out the joy of cooking, and our creativity and intelligence took a great leap forward. It seems by using the process of cooking to ...

• Social Intelligence And The Biology Of Leadership

  Posted on Friday August 29th, 2008 at 11:44 in brain function, communication, leadership, social intelligence, soft skills

  I have always been fascinated by the function of the brain, so when I came across this article in the Harvard Business Review, I just had to share it with all of you. The information and research presented is especially useful to any of you who doubt...

• A Culinary Team Building Group Game

  Posted on Friday August 8th, 2008 at 13:14 in communication, group game, leadership, planning game, problem solving game, team building activity, team building game

  here's a team building game for groups of any size with a culinary (and engineering) flavor!...

• Discovery Your Secret Ingredient!

  Posted on Wednesday July 16th, 2008 at 22:59 in flexibility, Pizza, pizza peel, secret, success

  I asked my first chef mentor, “What’s the secret to your success from all of these years cooking for others?” I expected something from the cooking Holy Grail of information or something. I mean, after all, this guy has done it all. Cooked ...

• When a Pinch is Not a Pinch!

  Posted on Saturday July 5th, 2008 at 14:58 in communication, conversation, cooking, facebook, filters, listening, nothingness, pinch

  I was sharing a 4th of July summer salad recipe with a friend on Facebook and referred to a measurement as “a pinch” ,for one of the ingredients. Which brought up the question, “what exactly is a pinch”. Well I know what a pinch is to me, but...

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