to be an a assistant of the chef.
There's an Executive Chef, Head Chef, Sous Chef, Pastry Chef, Chef de Partie (Station Chef), and Garde Manger (pantry chef).
know how to cook
a potager or soup station chef is responsible for the soups and stocks
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.
A chef de partie is a senior chef who is in charge of a particular section in the kitchen, such as the pastry section or the sauté station. They are responsible for managing their team, creating recipes, and ensuring quality and consistency in their dishes. On the other hand, a demi chef de partie is a junior chef who assists the chef de partie in their section, learning the ropes and gaining experience in preparation for potentially moving up to a chef de partie position in the future.
The station at which a chef will cover a piece of meat or other food with bread crumbs.
Police station are managed by custody sergeants, who are in charge of the station and there booking in of detainees. Custody sergeants have the same powers and responsibilities as the sergeant rank, and are simply sergeants installed in stations; where responsibilities adapt to the needs of the Police station.
His first job as a chef was in 1986 as a station chef at Maxim's in London. After numerous other chef jobs he opened his first restaurant in 1998.
Chef at Home is a television series that airs on the Food Network Canada television station. Chef Michael Smith is known as the Chef at Home. He has his own website which has some recipes.
A commis is anapprentice in larger kitchens that works under a chef de partie in order to learn the station's responsibilities and operation.[ This may be a chef who has recently completed formal culinary training or is still undergoing training.A chef is a person who cooks professionally. In a professional kitchen setting, the term is used only for the one person in charge of everyone else in the kitchen, the executive chef.
a head waiter who is entitled to hold station.