What do you wear in the kitchen?

[Antiguadreams]

Now that I look at myself, I think the german/french fluted caps are more my style. ****it, Happychef.com gets enough of my money! :P

no kidding though, fantastic online place to get reasonable personalzied chef gear! Happychef.com.

 

[freefallin1309]

And yes, if you are skinny and are a chef, you need to taste what you cook more! :P I'm a chef with a belly and I won't sell the belly for any amount of money.

Never trust a skinny chef!

 

[Mark Webster]

at home shorts and a T. During the day at work Chefs Jacket and bib apron, during service I fold the apron over

 

[Antiguadreams]

Never trust a skinny chef!

and I'll have another drink too. another thing not to trust about a chef, one who doesn't drink! hehe

 

[freefallin1309]

and I'll have another drink too. another thing not to trust about a chef, one who doesn't drink! hehe

I'll drink to that

 

[msmofet]

Never trust a skinny chef!

ditto!!

 

[Claire]

Hmmm... how did this line escape me. Some of you are obviously professional chefs. As for me, a home cook, I wear a loose top over shorts or sweats (summer/winter). I tend to perspire in the kitchen, and my favorite tops are old scrubs tops with a theme print. They are available on-line. What is most important is, though, the shoes, not the tops or pants. I have friends who love to cook and actually go barefoot in the kitchen (tile or wood floors). Then they wonder why their backs or other joints hurt. And we're talking fairly fit women who spend lots of dollars on exercise shoes. Duh. Wear them in the kitchen for heavens sake.

 

[justplainbill]

Hilfiger knit rugby shorts, skivvy t-shirt , Russell mocs and or cotton crew socks.

 

[bourbon]

I don't make any special choice per se, but I do make sure I'm not wearing anything I wouldn't want to ruin.