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Darel
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  • Seattle, WA
  • United States
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I'm always learning new applications and growing within this industry. Yo must apply yourself, always!
July 3
It's always great as a chef to be multi- faceted (culinary and patisserie). Having revived my career as a full time pastry chef is humbling
July 3
It's a new year and new venture! Looking forward to a very productive and prosperous year. My best to all!
July 3
The general ratio is 1:1 (PECTIN to FRUIT). To give you a more precise measurement use a digital scale that can read out in grams.
June 23
Why would you want or need to do this? Loose a bet? Just make a standard mousse. What you asking to do would never be as stable or as flavorful as a real mousse.
April 14
I'm working on a few new desserts that I have been experimenting with... Nothing like R&D (lol)!
February 22
Catching up and networking with some of my peers. With the new year comes fresh ideas and creative influences.
February 22
Darel left a comment for Darel
February 22
February 21
February 21
Darel and Debra J. Mosely are now friends
February 21
loks very nice
January 27
Greg Fountain Sr. and Darel are now friends
December 7, 2009
December 5, 2009
Darel replied to Joan's discussion 'pics #2' in the group Pastry & Baking 411
I love the Halloween house. Very nice...
November 7, 2009
October 22, 2009

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About me :
I've been a senior culinarian for more than twenty years. I became facinated with pastry design and fabrication about ten years ago. I have since implemented the craft into my offering as a chef and I continue to grow and learn.
I enter competitions :
Never
I consider my specialty to be:
Individual small cakes (patisserie), boulanger, recipe formulation, chocolatier,

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At 2:38am on February 22, 2010, Darel said…
Judging by your communiques you appear to be so full of life and energy about the craft (smiling). Having been in this industry for so long it's endearing to meet someone who genuinely exudes that kind of sincerity.
At 6:33pm on February 21, 2010, Debra J. Mosely said…
Thank you Darel!!! I'm looking forward to it!
At 6:25am on October 22, 2009, Shradha KHANNA said…
HI darel, I am starting up with a confectionary shop in delhi.
At 9:23pm on October 19, 2009, Shawn the Baker said…
Hi Darel,
I like your menus and your work is clean and sharp.
Are you at a hotel? I look forward to your new menu pics.
Shawn
At 5:53pm on October 16, 2009, Denay Davis said…
Hi Darel,

Sorry it has taken me so long to respond but I was relocating to the Atlanta area. Here is the information about Washington state.
http://cookingwithdenay.com/washington/

I just learned that there "cottage" law is somewhat limited but Claudia Coles, Program Manager (Wash. State Dept. of Agriculture) can be reached at (360) 902-1876.and she can fill you in with any details about what you will need to do.
At 8:25am on September 21, 2009, Denay Davis said…
The laws across the nation are changing so quickly I can barely keep up, but a dear contact with the Dept. of Agriculture tries to email every time there is legislative action. Here is the link for Washington state http://cookingwithdenay.com/washington/
Click the Washington State Food Processor Rules and Regulations link at the top of the page.
At 11:00am on August 21, 2009, Matt Nielsen said…
Darel - thank you for the note. I've never seen vanilla from Honduras - very interesting. They must produce a very small amount. Tahitian vanilla is characterized as being very fruity and floral, but is also very expensive as it is in such demand. Feel free to call me to discuss further, 800-525-7873.

Best Regards,
Matt Nielsen,
Nielsen-Massey Vanillas
 
 
 

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