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Shabadu · 2004-01-26 13:30:58

Er... Don't know if anyone here is or even knows a chef, but anyone got any advice for a mummy who wants to go back to work as a chef but isn't willing to give up evenings and weekends with boyfriend and baby? Don't really want to take a step back professionally and become an operator shovelling out chips in a large-scale…

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Er... Don't know if anyone here is or even knows a chef, but anyone got any advice for a mummy who wants to go back to work as a chef but isn't willing to give up evenings and weekends with boyfriend and baby? Don't really want to take a step back professionally and become an operator shovelling out chips in a large-scale catering place either.

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#2 26-01-2004 1:53pm

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if you're in dublin try the resturant in the powerscourt townhouse center.
nice resturant. A chef in there called Alan, also a recent father,
who would talk to you about it.

all the best

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