What does chefing mean?
Chefing means present participle and gerund of chef.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
present participle and gerund of chef.
'Yes, a chef.' 'A chef? Ahh so. You are Fanny Claddock! Ha,ha!' 'Ha, ha!' 'You are chef in restaurant?' 'No.' 'What location you chefing?'
"She's going to be chefing at La Magia for a couple of weeks." "Good. New blood. I'll stop in. What can I get you ?"
... has packaged the Mystery Chef and Fran Lee, Mrs. Fixit, in one unit — with the Mrs. Fixit bridging the actual cooking or baking portion of the chefing.
The connection between the everyday and the spectacular also controls the continuum between cooking and chefing. The culinary roles of cook and chef ...
Use chefing when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Chefing means present participle and gerund of chef.
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
'Yes, a chef.' 'A chef? Ahh so. You are Fanny Claddock! Ha,ha!' 'Ha, ha!' 'You are chef in restaurant?' 'No.' 'What location you chefing?'
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