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Daniel Rose

Executive Chef and Partner | Le Coucou & La Bourse et la Vie
I'm inspired by the infinite brilliance of French culinary traditions and the quality of products. The techniques and best practices, which I have trusted throughout my career, have already been tested, organized and documented over hundreds of years.

Experience

2022 - 2023
Executive Chef and Partner
Cafe BasqueChicago, IL
2022 - 2023
Executive Chef and Partner
Le SelectLos Angeles, CA
2016 - Present
Executive Chef and Partner
Le CoucouNew York, NY
2015 - Present
Executive Chef and Owner
La Bourse et la VieParis, France
2010 - 2014
Executive Chef and Owner
Spring BoutiqueParis, France
2006 - 2023
Chef and Owner
Spring RestaurantParis, France
2004 - 2004
Demi Chef de Partie
Hotel MeuriceParis, France
2003 - 2004
Chef de Cuisine
Hotel AtitlanPanajachel, Guatemala
2002 - 2003
Commis de Cuisine
Pre du MoulinSerignan de Comtat, France
2001 - 2002
Commis de Cuisine
Auberge des AbersLannillis, France
2016 - 2017
Executive Chef and Partner
Chez La VieilleNew York, NY

Education

2000 - 2001
Culinary Arts and Management
2000 - 2000
History of Mathematics
American University of ParisParis, France

Advice from Daniel Rose

Quotes about career path, skills, and teamwork from an industry leader.
The best way I know how to keep my cooks happy is to allow them to cook with high quality products.
I was very privileged to learn to cook with excellent chefs that took the time to mentor me.
They took the time to teach me with careful explanations and most importantly allowed me to make mistakes and how to learn from them. I now see it as my responsibility to honor their generosity by continuing to do the same with the cooks that work with me.
The best advice I have ever received was from my first chef, circa 2000, when I was working in a small excellent restaurant in Brittany.
He once said to me: "do what you love and you will never feel like you’re working." That has always stuck with me.
I cannot be a successful leader and chef without my excellent team.
I choose to surround myself with people who have different experiences and expertise than I do.
It is very easy to build a familiar world around yourself, but it is much more interesting to challenge that vision. It may be the main reason I opened a restaurant in NYC.
I like a quiet but bustling kitchen where we can actually hear whatever is cooking in the pan.

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