The Rollofson family's personal chef, David Reza, arrived at their Rancho Murieta home just after 8 a.m. His car was loaded with fresh groceries, pots and pans, a food processor and all the other tools necessary to cook five meals for the family of four. By 10, Reza is just hitting his stride. Windows are steamed, pots are boiling, a casserole baking, potatoes simmering. I can't imagine a better way to spend a day than cooking. To Reza's fortune, a lot of folks wouldn't agree.
Cooking is at the bottom of their list of preferred pastimes.
They would rather pay him, or one of a dozen other personal chefs in the Sacramento area, to do the grocery shopping and the cooking. She and her husband, Don, have full schedules. He is an orthodontist with two offices in Elk Grove. She works in real estate development. They have two small children.