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Prepare, with direction of the Club Chef/Sous Chef/Lead Line Cook, daily food prep, special event food prep and daily employee meals. Prepare, with direction of the Club Chef/Sous Chef/Lead Line Cook, daily food prep, special event food prep and daily employee meals.
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Minimum of 1 year of experience as a prep cook or line cook. As a Line Cook, you will be responsible for preparing dishes according to recipes and chef specifications.
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Line Cook | Callicoon Hills Resort. Ability to cook and direct a banquet up to 100 with a help of a small team. Showcase your skills by preparing new menu items and daily preparation requirements, providing guidance to line cooks, conducting inventories, and ensuring sanitary and well-maintained food preparation areas, as well as safe food handling.
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We are looking for an experienced Line Cook to join our team! With previous experience as a cook, you are able to manage multiple priorities and contribute to a friendly and productive team atmosphere.
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Proven cooking experience, including experience as a line cook or Prep Cook. The Line Cook is responsible for preparing food to the exact chef's specifications and to set up stations for menu.
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A TMG Line Cook/Prep Cook not only prepares our made-from-scratch food but displays showmanship and interacts with our Guests in our display kitchens. Line Cooks/Prep Cooks/Dishwashers Needed - Hiring Immediately.
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The Cook assists the Chef in production and fabrication of food products for kitchen preparation, cafeteria, banquet cooking, dining room, and fine dining. The Cook will maintain a passive leadership role in maintaining adequate production level form the Kitchen staff.
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Prior experience as a Line Cook, Prep Cook, Pantry, Grill, Pasta, Pastry, Pizza, Sauté is highly desirable. Join our team for the opportunity to be promoted to Lead Line Cook, Shift Supervisor or Sous Chef. We also offer excellent wages and benefits including full medical, dental, vision, life insurance, free uniforms, delicious complementary meals, employee discounts and the opportunity to work with our great Chefs and Management team.
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Assists Food & Nutrition Services Department in multiple areas, including grill, pantry, bakery, service specialist, cashier, steward, caterer, hotline production, and cold food production.
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The entire line cook team at Dickie Brennan & Company remains dedicated to delivering superior dining experiences through serving locally sourced, updated versions of classic New Orleans cuisine, and outstanding service in our four French Quarter restaurants.
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The line cook will be repsonsible for day-to-day preparation and cooking of our offerings for the food truck. Line Cook Food Truck (Seasonal) Title:Line Cook - Food Truck (Seasonal.
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Our on-premise butcher shop allows our team to hand carve and grind (daily) to ensure the peak freshness and premium flavor of our beef and bison. Our restaurants represent classic saloons of the 19th century where cattlemen and land barons found a little relaxation after a hard day's work.
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Line Cooks/Prep Cooks/Dishwashers. From a bowl of half sours to our two-dollar bills, we empower each team member to deliver Big Sky Moments in ways that are natural and effortless to Ted's and our guests.
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Line Cooks/Prep Cooks/Dishwashers Ted's Montana Grill isn't your ordinary restaurant, so we aren't looking for ordinary people. THE EXPERIENCE Our restaurants represent classic saloons of the 19th century where cattlemen and land barons found a little relaxation after a hard day’s work.
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We live by “The Big Sky Spirit” which is our cultural compass and is evident in everything that we do. Frequent exposure to smoke, steam, high temperatures, humidity and extreme cold. We are steadfast in our commitment to people, product and prosperity.
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