Active Duty Army Ranger Named #3 Pastry Chef in World

[Chiron]

The World Association of Chefs has named Master Sergeant Mark Morgan of the U.S. Army Rangers as one of the three best pastry chefs in the world, as reported in the local newspaper of Fort Monroe, Virginia, where Morgan is based. He earned the distinction at the recent Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg, where he represented the U.S. culinary team and won two gold medals.

Morgan has also been honored in his day job as an Army Ranger. At some point during his six tours of duty--two in Iraq and four in Afghanistan--he was awarded the bronze star. He is currently the aide to General Martin Dempsey, who runs the Army Training and Doctrine Command, also known as TRADOC, at Fort Monroe. The local paper describes his prize-winning desserts:


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[RangerX]

Rumor is he's a known masterbaker.

So....avoid the "Boston Creme" then?

[Baseplate]

He was in charge of th 1/75 chow hall for a while. His food was the shit. I am pretty sure he wanted to murder me.

[Chiron]

I stirred the pot again didn’t I?

[RangerX]

No stirring necessary, just place it out in the open for a few minutes.....