About Us
“I’ve always worked in restaurants and had never realised how much fun cooking for a small group was! The client’s were so nice and loved everything I made – that instant feedback is something that I never get normally. I’ll be spreading the word to the other chefs I know about you guys.”
For me, the highlight as a chef for providing Chef Experience services is "The joy of watch someone love the food I made"
Chef Courtney
The highlight of providing Chef Experience services for The Chef Alliance is that "It's a great change of pace, from working in the restaurant."
- Join the Alliance
- Renew Membership
- Create/Modify Profile
- View & Apply for Chef Jobs
- Submit/Modify Chef Experience
- Submit Redemption Form
- Discussion Forum
- Chef's Blog
- Chef Trainer
- Recipes and Tips
- Chef's Store
- Marketing & Branding Services
- Website Services
- Financial Planning Services
- Gift Card Loyalty Program
- Articles and Useful Links
CHEFS SAVE MONEY
The Chef Alliance's money saving program reduces your business costs and increases profits. See the Chef Discounts and Benefits of Joining the Chef Alliance
- Chef Lisa on Chopped, Food Network (USA) by admin Jan 5 2011
- Great Gifts by admin Dec 15 2010
- Kick-start Summer at Bass Pro Shops by admin May 7 2010
Membership in The Chef Alliance will help you build a better business, allowing you to focus on your passion - creating sumptuous food. Give us a call today!
- marketing
- business discounts
- insurance
- support
- culinary resources
- website services
- gift card programs
- much more!
Coming soon - The Chef Alliance is building on the combined knowledge of our Chefs and associates to bring you a state-of-the-art online training website, dedicated to giving you the tools to start and grow your Chef Business.
Do you have knowledge that you would like to share with our Chef community? Create a program and collect Royalties! Drop us a line!
RSS Feeds on our Websites
You’ve probably noticed a button with RSS displayed on many websites, including The Chef Alliance’s portfolio of sites. So what is this button for?
RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a way for you to remain informed about the latest content changes in your favourite websites. It is an extremely simple, yet powerful, tool that will improve how you receive information, saving you time and effort.
For example, The Chef Alliance has installed RSS feed applications to our job postings. It will allow Chefs to receive AUTOMATIC updates on new job postings in their preferred locations without ever going to the website!
It is as easy as clicking on the RSS icon on the page. After you click on it, you will be asked to make the selection of how you want to subscribe to that feed. This can depend on what sort of feed reader you are using, and your personal preference. Below, is a brief outline of the ways to subscribe to RSS feeds.
RSS FEED READERS!?
A feed reader, or aggregator, is an application that pulls the content from the subscribed feeds and displays the content. There are different kinds of feed readers: Online, Desktop-Based, and ones available as Built-In feed readers.
Online Feed Readers
If you want to read all your feeds from within your browser, you will want a web-based feed reader. Some of the web-based feed readers are bloglines, Google Reader, Yahoo & Newsgator. Online feed readers are very convenient to setup, but it means yet another set of login information to keep track of.
Desktop Feed Readers
These are installed right onto your desktop and usually come with more features than the online feed readers. To name a few desktop feed readers : FeedDemon, RSS Bandit & BlogBridge. Although they have lots of features to play around with, as soon as a new feed comes in, all the features that you may have been working with will be deleted.
Built - In Readers
These readers are built right into the browser and your email clients, and are the most convenient. The Mozilla Firefox browser automatically enables you to add RSS feeds to your ‘Favourites’ folder creating “Live Bookmarks”. Apple Computer added RSS support in the version of Safari bundled with Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger and higher. Microsoft also has RSS support for IE7. An easy option would be to use your existing email client (e.g. Microsoft Outlook) to subscribe to the RSS feeds.