Marc Thuet

Marc Thuet

Born	1963 Alsace, France
Cooking style	French
Education	Lycée Hotelier in Strasbourg, France
Current restaurant(s) Petite Thuet – Toronto
Previous restaurant(s) Conviction Restaurant – Toronto Atelier Thuet – Toronto Bite Me! – Toronto Bistro Bakery Thuet- Toronto Thuet Cuisine – Toronto Centro – Toronto Windsor Arms Hotel – Toronto The Dorchester Terrace Dining Room – London
Television show(s) Conviction Kitchen – Season 2 on air
Official website
http://www.thuet.ca

Marc Thuet (born 1963) is a chef based in Toronto, Canada, who most recently appeared in his second season of a docu-reality TV series called Conviction Kitchen in which he trains 12 ex-cons to run a restaurant in Vancouver.^[1]

Born in Alsace, France, Thuet is a fourth-generation chef who began his apprenticeship in his uncle’s restaurant at age twelve. He received his formal training at the Lycée Hotelier in Strasbourg, France.^[2]

During his early professional years, Thuet worked in two and three star Michelin restaurants and hotels across Europe, including London’s Dorchester under the tutelage of chef Anton Mosimann.

Thuet has headed the kitchen of many Toronto restaurants. In addition to being the chef-owner of Petite Thuet, Atelier Thuet, and Bite Me!, he also opened a series of retail shops and a wholesale bakery.^[3]

Known for his use of locally grown produce purchased at local farmers markets, Thuet also travels to local Mennonite farms to purchase and butcher naturally-raised animals.

A cookbook by Thuet entitled French Food My Way was published in October 2010 by Penguin Publishing.^[4]

Work History

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• 2008 – Present: Petite Thuet – Toronto, Chef & Co-owner
• 2009–2010: Conviction Restaurant – Toronto, Chef & Co-owner
• 2007–2009: Atelier Thuet – Toronto, Chef & Co-owner
• 2008–2009: Bite Me! – Toronto, Chef & Co-owner
• 2005–2008: Bistro & Bakery Thuet – Toronto, Chef & Co-owner
• 2004–2004: Rosewater Supper Club – Toronto, Consulting Chef
• 2002–2004: The Fifth – Toronto, Executive Chef
• 1993–2002: Centro – Toronto, Co-owner, Executive Chef
• 1989–1993: Centro – Toronto, Sous Chef
• 1986–1989: Windsor Arms Hotel Courtyard Café; Three Small Rooms – Toronto, Executive Sous Chef
• 1984–1985: Harbour Castle Hilton – Toronto, Chef de Partie
• 1982–1983: The Dorchester Terrace Dining Room – London (England), Apprentice/Commis

Education

• Restaurant Management, École Hôtelière, Strasbourg (France) (1980)

See also

• Cuisine of Toronto
• King Street (Toronto)

References

1. ^ Richler, Jacob (30 April 2009). "Macleans Magazine – Knife skills may not be a problem". .macleans.ca. http://www2.macleans.ca/2009/04/30/knife-skills-may-not-be-a-problem/. Retrieved 27 April 2011. 
2. ^ "Macleans Magazine – Grousing about what we can’t eat". .macleans.ca. 2 October 2008. http://www2.macleans.ca/tag/marc-thuet/. Retrieved 27 April 2011. 
3. ^ ^{a b} "ChefDB". ChefDB. 19 October 2010. http://www.chefdb.com/nm/43/. Retrieved 27 April 2011. 
4. ^ "National Post – Celebrity Chef Marc Thuet has new cookbook coming". Network.nationalpost.com. http://network.nationalpost.com/NP/blogs/theappetizer/archive/2010/03/16/celebrity-chef-marc-thuet-has-new-cookbook-coming-french-food-my-way.aspx. Retrieved 27 April 2011. 

External links

• Main Business Website
• Petite Thuet Website
• Marc Thuet at the Chef and Restaurant Database

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Name	Thuet, Marc
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Date of birth	1963
Place of birth	Alsace, France
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