
The World’s Only Stagiaire Website for Chefs
“Staging is simply essential for chefs”
The World’s Only Stagiaire Website for Chefs
“Staging is simply essential for chefs”
Our stagiaire’s year of exploring modern Indian cuisine (and training on the mighty tandoor oven) came to a conclusion here, at Rohit Ghai’s Kutir in Chelsea, with a stint on the front line tackling naan bread, flanked by two old pros, the ultimate test.
With London crazy for pasta, our stagiaire spent an evening at Officina 00 in Old Street to learn traditional methods and techniques, tackling several lesser-known varieties and briefly becoming a social media star along the way…
In this special festive double-header, we first hit Tom Clarke’s Michelin-starred L’Ortolan in Reading to stoke its engine room and then got chippy at Tommy Heaney’s eponymous Cardiff restaurant.
A stage is a cooking internship and one of the oldest forms of education in the industry. Staging in a restaurant allows chefs to learn new techniques, discover new cuisines and ingredients, to soak up the atmosphere of a new kitchen and to gain invaluable experience working under a new chef.
With an ever-growing number of stage articles - including three Michelin starred restaurants and some on the World’s 50 Best list - interviews with top chefs and in-depth stagiaire guides soon to be released; Way of the Chef is the ultimate stage destination for chefs.