Jul 6, 2026 · 27 min · 13 segments
Every personal chef remembers the moment they open a drawer and think, “Oh no.” In this episode of **The Become A Personal Chef Podcast**, Louie Montan breaks down why relying on client kitchens…
Louie MontanHost
most people don't cook they assemble and their kitchens reflect that early in our personal chef career back when we still believed client kitchens were functional places where actual cooking happened We walked into a beautiful home.

one dull knife, one warped pan, a pot like it had survived three wars and a custody battle, and a plastic cutting board roughly the size of a post-it note.

And my personal favorite, a spatula that was really just a melted suggestion of silicone.

We started carrying our own pots, our own pans, our own utensils, our own knife kit, our own cutting boards, our own thermometers.

Eventually, we even carried folding stands so we could create counter space where God clearly forgot to put some.

most people don't cook they assemble and their kitchens reflect that early in our personal chef career back when we still believed client kitchens were functional places where actual cooking happened We walked into a beautiful home.

one dull knife, one warped pan, a pot like it had survived three wars and a custody battle, and a plastic cutting board roughly the size of a post-it note.

And my personal favorite, a spatula that was really just a melted suggestion of silicone.

We started carrying our own pots, our own pans, our own utensils, our own knife kit, our own cutting boards, our own thermometers.

Eventually, we even carried folding stands so we could create counter space where God clearly forgot to put some.
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