toque , auch: toquet , auch: tuque CanE

I would have been better off in an apron and a toque.

Images are given below to illustrate the structure of this common toque.

IT may not be long before chefs start wearing hard hats instead of toques.

The toque was designed to keep hair neatly tucked up and the head cool.

Ballard used a toque that his son wore playing hockey.

Finally, the toque, the crowning glory of a professional chef.

Based on this rating, high ranking restaurants may display one to five toques.

The club's members would be daunting if they didn't all show up in white jackets and toques.

I was always fussy about the toque; it's a sign of respect for the chef.

A specific toque requires the open string sound with closed gourd.

The final act of blending, the "toque" produces the finished product.

I passed Phil on his way out, wearing a loosely knit toque.

His son put on his starched white jacket but no toque.

About a year later, he was compelled to put on his chef's toque again, with felicitous results.

Patiently, they peel garlic while pining for the No. 1 toque.

No politically active chefs are ready to throw their toques into the political arena.

His toque has a large hole at the top to allow adequate ventilation in hot kitchens.

He was a fat, ancient Frenchman wearing a toque twice the size of his head.

An assortment of those namesake toques are found on shelves behind the bar.

And that dowdy toque: three old grapes to take the harm out of it.

Victorine took off the toque, and shook out her hair.

They included a man in a chef's hat who stood with the others behind a metal barrier - one toque over the line.

A moment latera woman in toque and apron came out.

The 100 folds of the toque are said to represent the many different ways a chef knows to cook an egg.

The toques were already used, but he sought a uniform to honour the chef.