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Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by Bee's Pantry » Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:59 am

Hello Ladies ...

I noticed this post which appreciate is a few years old, but I thought I'd drop you all a note to say that I have launched a small company that caters to your needs.

I deliver fresh, home cooked food to your house every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The meals are for two (in the evening) and I will also include a lovely lunch on each day for the Mum's only, as it would seem that women are more likely to skip lunch, trying to fit in other family jobs during their lunch hour.

If you're interested, do have a look at www.beespantry.com. I'm still working on the site but am happy to talk to anyone looking for a evening solution.

Hope to hear from some of you.

Briony

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by Simonfatherof2 » Tue Sep 03, 2013 8:49 pm

Hi all
I am a Michelin trained chef who is a little jaded by the restaurant scene, ive been doing events and catering for a couple of years, having two small ones has meant im home more to help out, would gladly do a little home cooking locally, im in Earlsfield let me know how you would likeit to work idealy

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by carolineuzielli » Tue Sep 03, 2013 7:25 pm

Hi,
Further to Lucy's reply, I run Your Undercover Cook (www.yourundercovercook.co.uk) from my kitchen in Wandsworth. I can deliver a whole range of bespoke dinner party dishes or evening meals as well as canapés, bowl food, buffets etc. Please do email me - carolineuzielli@yahoo.co.uk. Thanks caroline

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by dudette » Thu Aug 29, 2013 7:22 pm

Have you tried Dandelion on Northcote Road? They make lovely healthy veggie food and you can just pop it in the microwave to heat up -it's all freshly made in their kitchen and there's something different every day, plus lasagna and aubergine parmigiana most days, and quiches and salads. You could always fry up some chunks of chicken or fish to pop in to keep your husband happy.I wish they'd do some sort of delivery service and/or sit-down cafe; you sometimes have to get your timing right to get whatever the dish of the day is - not always easy, but usually worth it!

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by MVM » Tue Aug 27, 2013 3:49 pm

this is actually something I have though of doing but my idea was more to prepare and deliver.

So make fresh and then deliver it locally but haven't worked out costings yet...

If you don't find anyone and are based locally, we can possibly have a chat.

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by ptNanny25 » Tue Aug 27, 2013 1:02 pm

Dear Parents,

I enjoy looking after children,cooking and baking.
I would like to help minimize family daily stress making it enjoyable and relaxed.
Cooking and Baking is part of what like to do for the whole family to enjoy,once you come back from work you can just relax and not worry what needs to be done or else what to cook.
If you are interested please email me and we can discuss further. I am a nanny ,I live in Battersea.

I look forward to hearing from you

Best regards,

Iva

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by ptNanny25 » Tue Aug 27, 2013 11:51 am

Dear Parents,

I enjoy looking after children,cooking and baking. I would like to help minimize family daily stress making it enjoyable and relaxed.And once you come home in the evening you don't have
to worry what needs to be done or else what to cook.
If you are interested please email me and we can discuss further. I'm based in Battersea (I am a nanny).

I look forward to hearing from you

Best regards,

Iva

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by cressidaeve » Tue Aug 27, 2013 11:16 am

Hi
Following up on this, aswell as freezer filling, I am also very happy to cook for dinner parties up to 20 people. I have lots of experience cooking for dinner parties and can help with all aspects of the evening.
Please do feel free to contact me on cressidamicklem@gmail.com or 0837995843.

Many thanks,

Cressida

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by coffeelovingmum » Tue Aug 27, 2013 11:08 am

Sorry her contact details are
Juliet Cain
Personal Chef

07768 800 249

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by coffeelovingmum » Tue Aug 27, 2013 11:08 am

Juliet Cain does provide this service. Juliet is delightful and a great cook - I have just organised for her to cook dinner for a couple of dear friends as one has been very poorly recently and is now following a strict diet (not in the weight loss sense) and Juliet was very happy to accomodate this.

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by lhfc » Tue Aug 27, 2013 10:12 am

Have you tried www.yourundercovercook.co.uk? Caroline is fantastic and can provides a service doing exactly what you are looking for. She provides freezer food, family suppers, food for dinner parties etc and it is all absolutely delicious (and reasonably priced!).

I would thoroughly recommend her.

Lucy

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by Happyfaces » Wed Aug 21, 2013 10:38 pm

Hi all,

I am a very experienced babysitter and I regularly come early to prepare dinner for my families. I am not a professional chef but I do have a strong passion for cooking and absolutely love it!! I was taught how to cook by my lovely South American mother in law. I make everything from fresh and love trying different recipes. My service includes, preparing the food, serving and tidying away, e.g loading the dish washer or washing the dishes, I charge 10 pounds an hour and am available most evenings including weekends. I have brilliant check able references!!

Please do get in contact, id love you to sample some of my special dishes.

stefanie.looker@hotmail.co.uk

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by whitecloud » Wed Aug 21, 2013 6:23 pm

By the way here some pics of my work...more if u need!
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Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by whitecloud » Wed Aug 21, 2013 5:51 pm

Hi mums, my name is Nuvola Bianca and I've just relocated to sw11 from Rome. I am an italian pastry chef and personal chef and in Rome I was running with a friend a catering company called Food Fairies, u can check the website www.foodfairies.com. Now in London, while unpacking and taking care of my 2 kids, I am in the process of register my kitchen and start a baking/ cake decorating/personal chef business here in the area. If u like to rest for one evening or to have a party and need help with food call me on 07914 162853. I can provide references and samples of past events. We can do a menu planning and other than the traditional, tasty and seasonal homemade italian cuisine, I cook all sort of international food and bake lots of desserts.

Thanx nuvola

Re: Hiring in an evening house cook?

by Minnie » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:51 pm

Cressi, Would you consider coming to our house to cook fresh meals?

3 hours a week?

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