You're usually responsible for planning menus alone or collaborating with pastry and sous chefs. When planning a menu for a professional restaurant, they usually consider elements such as nutrition, variety, balance, texture, quality, flavours, portion size and shapes. Another essential consideration is assessing the skills of the kitchen staff and the equipment available to produce and serve the menu.
3. Create new recipes
You're usually responsible for creating new recipes and guiding and encouraging other chefs in the kitchen to experiment and develop new dishes. Designing a menu can involve incorporating new or different specific cooking methods, swapping ingredients from existing recipes or adapting dishes using different cooking methods.
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You're usually responsible for planning menus alone or collaborating with pastry and sous chefs. When planning a menu for a professional restaurant, they usually consider elements such as nutrition, variety, balance, texture, quality, flavours, portion size and shapes. Another essential consideration is assessing the skills of the kitchen staff and the equipment available to produce and serve the menu.
You're usually responsible for planning menus alone or collaborating with pastry and sous chefs. When planning a menu for a professional restaurant, they usually consider elements such as nutrition, variety, balance, texture, quality, flavours, portion size and shapes. Another essential consideration is assessing the skills of the kitchen staff and the equipment available to produce and serve the menu.
3. Create new recipes
You're usually responsible for creating new recipes and guiding and encouraging other chefs in the kitchen to experiment and develop new dishes. Designing a menu can involve incorporating new or different specific cooking methods, swapping ingredients from existing recipes or adapting dishes using different cooking methods.
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Control and ensure that expenses, purchases, and requisitions are within budget limits
Ensuring that all food items are prepared in accordance to the recipe cards, maintaining portion control and minimizing wastage.
Ensuring that food stock levels within food preparation areas are of sufficient quantity and quality (adhering to club’s storage and rotation policy) in relevance to the club’s occupancy and function forecast.
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