It’s just blows my mind that it’s the end of the year already! It’s been a crazy year full of job changes and surgeries for the chef and of course everything that comes with those things around here at home!
As a blogger, it’s fun to look back at the posts I’ve written over the past year and see which ones were the most popular. This post about dating a chef (from 2014) still brings the most traffic to my site, along with this one on how to clean a chef coat.
But for 2015 . . . drum roll please . . . below are the posts that you guys visited the most.
How to get the smell out of chef clothes – I’ve talked a lot about cleaning chef coats, but decided to experiment on how to get the nasty oily smell out of the coats, pants and aprons.
What I love about being married to a chef – The title is self explanatory, right? 
When the Chef’s Wife has Cancer – I seriously HATE that I had to write this post. But it’s life, so I can’t leave it out. 
The one thing I wish I knew before raising a family with a chef – This is by far the hardest post I have ever written (or done a video of). Being a parent is SO HARD and the stinky hours of a chef make it so much harder!!
Gift Ideas for a Chef – . . . because we never know what to buy them, right?
Support Group for Chef Wives and Significant Others – I love this group of ladies (and 1 man) so much. I am so thankful for the safe environment to share our joys and frustrations in.
These next 3 are not chef related, but were fun to write about what I’ve learned as a blogger.
- How to Blog in a Small Niche – Pinterest tips and tricks
- How to Blog in a Small Niche – Blog Promotion
- How to Blog in a Small Niche
Supporting your chef from line cook to corporate chef – This e-book was a fun project for me this year. It was a lot of work, but I loved every minute of it!
Happy New Year everyone!
From one chef’s wife to another,
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