The Sous Chef: second in command and direct assistant of the Executive Chef. They may be responsible for scheduling and substituting when the Executive Chef is off-duty and will also fill in for or assist the Chef de Partie (line cook) when needed. Smaller operations may not have a sous-chef, but larger operations may have several.
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to be an a assistant of the chef.
They are customarily titled Pastry Chefs, and the salary depends on location, responsibilities, skill level, and experience
Depends upon which restaurant and what the responsibilities are for the job. Also pay is usually commensurate with experience and/or education.
it is a middle position between a CDP and a Sous Chef the position is normally made when the person cannot progress further thus they are given a new position and more responsibilities such as training and development of staff and menu planning.
There's an Executive Chef, Head Chef, Sous Chef, Pastry Chef, Chef de Partie (Station Chef), and Garde Manger (pantry chef).
to be an a assistant of the chef.
know how to cook
A head chef is completely in control of the kitchen. They are responsible for everything coming out of the kitchen and the kitchen staff. They are also responsible for meeting health and safety codes.
The station chef is usually in charge of just one part of the kitchen: for example, the soups, the salads, or the grill. They work under the sous chef or executive chef to make sure all food prepared and put out of their station is of the highest level for quality and appearance.
make sure things dont burn, go bad, deflate (haha),
The executive chef or head chef is in charge of everything that comes in or out of the kitchen, including the staff. An executive chef is also in charge of making sure each person does their job in the fastest way possible.
kind of they have to teach you how to cook the food and you have to cook it a certain way.... different chefs have different responsibilities
They are customarily titled Pastry Chefs, and the salary depends on location, responsibilities, skill level, and experience
Depends upon which restaurant and what the responsibilities are for the job. Also pay is usually commensurate with experience and/or education.
it is a middle position between a CDP and a Sous Chef the position is normally made when the person cannot progress further thus they are given a new position and more responsibilities such as training and development of staff and menu planning.
No they don't. A nurse has more education and responsibilities than a chef, therefore there pay is higher.
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