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  1. Coming up on 6 years in kitchens, starting in fast food for 2.5 years, then 2 years at a local farm-to-table, and now a year at my current place I’m lucky enough to be trusted as a breakfast and lunch chef. My Exec and Sous are extremely talented and I’m so lucky to be able to learn from them; I’ve progressed more in the year I’ve been here than in the rest of my career to this point.

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    I’ve got a lot to learn so hit me with all the critiques you’ve got!

  2. Looks more like crostini than tuiles. Maybe try freezing the bread and cutting it in the meat slicer to get something thinner (closer to a tuile)?

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