The Fall Dinner Party Season is upon us and Atlanta
Personal Chef Service it is just getting started. Have you booked your Dinner Party
yet? The fall is short and we are getting booked fast. Go to our contact page
and contact us today. If you have never experienced our service, this fall is a
great time experience by booking a dinner party today. Go to our facebook page
and take look at some of our Dinner Party pictures. The demand in Atlanta is
high and our clients are taking advantage of this great time of the year to
book a Dinner Party. Gives us a call today!
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Fall Dinner Party Season
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Friday, July 10, 2015
Being a Personal Chef- The feedback
Here at Atlanta Personal Chef Service we like to make communication as easy as possible. Our clients have a variety of ways to get in touch with us including phone calls, text, e-mail, in person, or via their personal menu notebook, which is always in the kitchen. If we have a client that isn't happy with a meal for any reason, we need to be able to correct the problem and learn how we could have made the dish differently so that would have enjoyed it. Communication is key for the happiness of both the client and chef.
My preferred method of feedback is the notebook. That is because the majority of the time, I
don’t see my clients. Talking face to face is great because you get to see the big smile you put on someone's face for the meal you prepared for them. In this notebook, the chefs write for the family what meal they will be having for the evening. If the family likes the meal, they can simply just say one word: "AWESOME," "GREAT," "LOVED IT!" or in certain cases, "NOT OUR FAVORITE." They can even just use a star rating: one to five stars. The notebook is great because if I want to repeat a meal, I can refer back to the notebook to see the likes or dislikes of the meal. For instance, I made a meal that had a spicy aioli sauce. I love spicy food, so my taste buds couldn’t really tell there was any heat to the sauce. Using the notebook, my client informed me that they had tasted the sauce in advance and found it was way too spicy for them. Luckily, I was able to correct the problem by make a different batch of the aioli. The next week, the feedback in the notebook stated that the sauce was just right for them. I was happy, and most importantly, the client was happy. This was very helpful for me and any feedback is better than no feedback. Our clients just have to know that leaving a "negative comment" or letting us know they didn’t like something isn't disrespectful and doesn't hurt our feelings, it is actually essential to making great food that each family enjoys.
Our job as a personal chef is to deliver PERSONALIZED SERVICE! Everyone's taste buds are not the same. We need our clients just as much as they need us, so that we can create meals for them to their personal preference.
Interested in experiencing our Personal Chef Service? Give us a call at 404-913-4633 or visit our website here.
My preferred method of feedback is the notebook. That is because the majority of the time, I
don’t see my clients. Talking face to face is great because you get to see the big smile you put on someone's face for the meal you prepared for them. In this notebook, the chefs write for the family what meal they will be having for the evening. If the family likes the meal, they can simply just say one word: "AWESOME," "GREAT," "LOVED IT!" or in certain cases, "NOT OUR FAVORITE." They can even just use a star rating: one to five stars. The notebook is great because if I want to repeat a meal, I can refer back to the notebook to see the likes or dislikes of the meal. For instance, I made a meal that had a spicy aioli sauce. I love spicy food, so my taste buds couldn’t really tell there was any heat to the sauce. Using the notebook, my client informed me that they had tasted the sauce in advance and found it was way too spicy for them. Luckily, I was able to correct the problem by make a different batch of the aioli. The next week, the feedback in the notebook stated that the sauce was just right for them. I was happy, and most importantly, the client was happy. This was very helpful for me and any feedback is better than no feedback. Our clients just have to know that leaving a "negative comment" or letting us know they didn’t like something isn't disrespectful and doesn't hurt our feelings, it is actually essential to making great food that each family enjoys.
Our job as a personal chef is to deliver PERSONALIZED SERVICE! Everyone's taste buds are not the same. We need our clients just as much as they need us, so that we can create meals for them to their personal preference.
Interested in experiencing our Personal Chef Service? Give us a call at 404-913-4633 or visit our website here.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Summer with Atlanta Personal Chef Service
Summer is approaching and Atlanta Personal Chef Service is
ready for it! Throughout the summer we will be running dinner party specials
and weekly service specials. In the
summer, we will be implementing a new booking system. Clients will soon be able
to book a chef without having to call us. This system will allow the client to
see if the chef is available, book him/her and pay all online. Also, we are
very excited for the dinner party summer menu that we will soon put in our
blog.
If you are wondering of whether or not to hire a personal
chef, in the summer will be great time to try us out! Here at Atlanta Personal
Chef Service, we cook great healthy meals. At a recent article from Nutrition
Action Magazine, Susan Roberts stated that “… Restaurant is a toxic environment. The
portion sizes and the calories are excessive.”Atlanta Personal Cher Service is
here to help stay healthy by cooking great weekly meals at the right portion
sizes. Every day, we are cooking for families all around the Atlanta area and surrounding
cities. Check our review, ask our clients, try us out and you will see what
Atlanta Personal Chef Service is all about.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
The heath factor about eating at home

Here are a few examples for some popular restaurants. Keep
in mind that the healthy amount of sodium per day is 2300 mg
and people should eat around 2,000 to 2,500 calories per day :
PF Changs:
Mongolian Beef: 2700 mg of Sodium, 720 Calories
Pad Thai Chicken 3720 mg of Sodium, 1160 Calories
Lemon Grass Chicken Salad: 780 mg of Sodium, 590 Calories
Season’s 52:
Alaskan Salmon: 1130 mg of Sodium, 470 Calories
Scallops:1870 mg of Sodium, 470 Calories
Even a place like Season's 52, which is known for low
calorie food, have large amounts of sodium in their food. Eating out, most of the time, is eating unhealthy. That’s a fact and it’s ok to treat
ourselves with some of these foods once in a while, but eating them on a Monday through
Friday basis may just kill you sooner than you think.
Eating at home is the best (and arguably only practical) option to keep healthy. You control
what you buy and you control what you eat. What if you, like most people, just don’t
have the time? Then we're here to help.
Atlanta Personal Chef Service is here to help you maintain your health by cooking healthy delicious meals. Give us a try. We will do the
grocery shopping for you, cook, clean and even serve the food if you'd like. We've been cooking for families for over three years. We have the experience. We cook daily meals for families in Buckhead, Dunwoody, Sandy
Springs, Marietta, Atlanta, Decatur, and other cities surrounding the Atlanta area. We
do weekly meals chef service, dinner parties, cooking lessons, brunches, breakfast,
cocktail parties and more. Find out more about us by visiting our website.
Monday, January 12, 2015
Valentine’s Day with Atlanta Personal Chef Service
What are your plans for Valentine’s Day? How
about a romantic evening in the comfort of your own home, while a talented chef pampers you with an elegant dinner over candle light? Valentine’s Day is still over a month
away and we only have a few spot left. This year we put together two different
menus, but you can mix and match between them. Don’t procrastinate this year
and do it right with Atlanta Personal Chef Service. Visit our webpage to view more information about Valentine's Day 2015 with the best team of chefs in town.
"His and Hers"
Duo of Tomato Bisque and Cream of Asparagus Soup garnished with a Parmesan crisp and Asparagus tips
Spinach and warm Brie salad with Apples and Walnuts
tossed in Champagne Vinaigrette served with a Buttered Crostini
Marinated Hanger Steak and Herb Crusted Lamb Chop
with Cabernet sauce over roasted Parmesan potatoes and sautéed Asparagus tips
Mousse au Chocolate over
Chocolate Chiffon cake garnished with Crème Anglaise and fresh Raspberries
"Land and Sea"
Caramelized Onion and Cana de Cabra Cheese tartlet garnished with Lemon infused Arugula and Balsamic glaze
"Land and Sea"
Caramelized Onion and Cana de Cabra Cheese tartlet garnished with Lemon infused Arugula and Balsamic glaze
Red Wine poached Pear salad garnished with Stilton
cheese and a Cranberry Crouton
Rosemary crusted Pork Tenderloin and seared Scallops
with Cherry demi sauce over roasted Root Vegetable pureé and braised Brussels
sprouts
Strawberry Shortcake with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream garnished with Strawberry coulis and Chantilly Cream
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Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Gift Certificates are on SALE now!
Wondering to what give for Christmas this holiday? How about an Atlanta Personal Chef Service Gift Certificate? Starting at $350 for a 3 course-plated dinner for two, this gift includes the cost of the service, groceries and tip for the chef. This makes a wonderful gift for any loved one. To learn more visit our website here. This is a $390 value offered at a $40 savings if you purchase now through Dec 18th.
You'll receive a printable gift certificate which you can wrap and gift. It will include menu options, so when they're ready to redeem, all they need to do is call us a few days in advance and we'll take it from there!
These make great gifts for parents, bosses, or even your special someone. Relax for dinner, and let us treat you to a special meal.
You'll receive a printable gift certificate which you can wrap and gift. It will include menu options, so when they're ready to redeem, all they need to do is call us a few days in advance and we'll take it from there!
These make great gifts for parents, bosses, or even your special someone. Relax for dinner, and let us treat you to a special meal.
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Working as a Personal Chef vs In a Restaurant
Working in a restaurant versus as a personal chef in a home can be very different in some ways. In both restaurants and in homes, we always, without a doubt make food taste delicious. There’s a huge difference, however, in how that happens. When working in a restaurant, you want the guests to continue to come back, so for instance, the mashed potatoes will be loaded with gallons of heavy cream. It may not be good for you, but in reality, it tastes really good. If a guest doesn’t finish their meal, and decides to take it home, you don’t have to worry about giving reheating instructions, unless they ask for them. Fine dining can get very hectic on an everyday basis, so sometime cooks may not put the amount of love into preparing a meal like a private or personal chef would.
When a personal chef is working in a client’s home, the food also will always taste great, however, we won’t load heavy cream in our potatoes or use a ton of oil to sear a chicken breast. We always have to be mindful of what and how much of an ingredient is going into our client’s food, especially if there are any health restrictions. Leaving proper and complete reheating instructions are very important too. Some people really do need instructions on how to use their oven. Also if a filet mignon is reheated too long, you have one component of a great meal gone to waste. We are great cooks and we know how to make food very tasteful without all of the extra fat. Using the freshest ingredients, we can make that happen.
One of the similarities of working in a private home versus a restaurant is that you have to clean up. The same way that you would wipe down the line in an industrial kitchen or wipe the handles of your walk-in, we clean the handles of the refrigerator and make sure to clean the island and any other surfaces that are dirty. We may be working in slightly different settings, but we always have to make sure that your kitchen is clean and tidy when we’re finished cooking.
In a lot of ways, skills acquired in restaurants are carried over to the world of being a personal chef, but there are many things that personal chefs need to change to be successful. Since we’re providing so many meals, they need to taste great without all the extra fatty ingredients, so we rely more on fresh herbs and spices for great flavor without all the fat.
This post was written by Atlanta Personal Chef Service’s Georgena Mason. Below, you’ll see some of the dishes she’s recently cooked for families around Atlanta. To find out more about our services, please visit our website at www.AtlantaPersonalChefService.com.
When a personal chef is working in a client’s home, the food also will always taste great, however, we won’t load heavy cream in our potatoes or use a ton of oil to sear a chicken breast. We always have to be mindful of what and how much of an ingredient is going into our client’s food, especially if there are any health restrictions. Leaving proper and complete reheating instructions are very important too. Some people really do need instructions on how to use their oven. Also if a filet mignon is reheated too long, you have one component of a great meal gone to waste. We are great cooks and we know how to make food very tasteful without all of the extra fat. Using the freshest ingredients, we can make that happen.
One of the similarities of working in a private home versus a restaurant is that you have to clean up. The same way that you would wipe down the line in an industrial kitchen or wipe the handles of your walk-in, we clean the handles of the refrigerator and make sure to clean the island and any other surfaces that are dirty. We may be working in slightly different settings, but we always have to make sure that your kitchen is clean and tidy when we’re finished cooking.
In a lot of ways, skills acquired in restaurants are carried over to the world of being a personal chef, but there are many things that personal chefs need to change to be successful. Since we’re providing so many meals, they need to taste great without all the extra fatty ingredients, so we rely more on fresh herbs and spices for great flavor without all the fat.
This post was written by Atlanta Personal Chef Service’s Georgena Mason. Below, you’ll see some of the dishes she’s recently cooked for families around Atlanta. To find out more about our services, please visit our website at www.AtlantaPersonalChefService.com.
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Atlanta Personal Chef Service - Basic Service Family Style Meal |
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Atlanta Personal Chef Service - Basic Service Family Style Meal |
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Atlanta Personal Chef Service - Basic Service Family Style Meal |
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