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Expertise

I'd be glad to answer your questions about how basic cooking methods apply equally to cooking for two in your home, or 1000 for an event.

Experience in the area

Executive Chef at a large hospital, feeding 3000 people three times daily over 8 different menus. Chef at The National Security Agency in Washington, DC, part of a team feeding 15,000 people twice daily.

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I am a featured author at Ezine Articles (ezinearticles.com, ideamarketers.com, articlecity.com, buzzle.com, selfgrowth.net)

Education/Credentials

Bachelor of Arts, Long Island University Associate of Arts, Baltimore International Culinary College

Past/Present Clients

My catering company boasts many of the nations largest companies as clients over the past 8 years.

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Recent Answers from Chef Todd Mohr

2009-10-19 Fudge:

Huh? I'm a chef whose pantry doesn't contain a jar (or tube?) of potassium sorbate. Fudge to me has few ingredients, non with more syllables than Choc-late, and they don't usually sit around my house

2009-10-05 Cooking for 250 people:

I'm sorry it took 2 days to respond. I didn't receive an alert from AllExperts. Also, I thought I had answered this question before. Please review some of the other questions I've answered on Mass Production

2009-10-04 Feeding Football Team:

The average portion for adults is 4-5 ounces of protein (chicken), 3-4 ounces of starch (pasta), and 2-3 ounces of vegetables (or salad). However, you have football players, so you may want to increase

2009-10-02 Cooking questions:

Lee- You are making cooking WAY too complicated. You don't need a calculator to figure out the time adjustment for cooking things. Cooking by TIME is another way that recipes always let you down. There

2009-10-01 Feeding 700:

I'd estimate 3 ounces of dry pasta per person, probably about a cup of sauce that weighs about 10 ounces, and 2 ounces of salad per person. Quick math says to me about 130 pounds of pasta, 44 gallons

 

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