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The Chef is an active supervisor who may perform certain tasks himself, such as preparing a specialty dish. | The Chef is an active supervisor who may perform certain tasks himself, such as preparing a specialty dish. | ||
| − | A chef may receive initial training from a specialist culinary institute or a Technical college or university program. | + | A chef may receive initial training from a specialist culinary institute or a Technical college or university program. Additional work experiance provides the practical experiance needed. |
A chef in the United States may hold the [[Food Sanitation Certificate]] for the restaurant. The requirement varies by state. | A chef in the United States may hold the [[Food Sanitation Certificate]] for the restaurant. The requirement varies by state. | ||
Revision as of 19:34, October 18, 2008
A Chef is a professional cook with the duties of running the kitchen, preparing menus, ordering materials, administration tasks and most importantly ensuring a quality product from the kitchen.
He is normally employed by a restaurant, Hotel or convention center, but may be employed as a personal chef by a private individual.
The Chef is an active supervisor who may perform certain tasks himself, such as preparing a specialty dish.
A chef may receive initial training from a specialist culinary institute or a Technical college or university program. Additional work experiance provides the practical experiance needed.
A chef in the United States may hold the Food Sanitation Certificate for the restaurant. The requirement varies by state.