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Provide information about cooking instructions, ingredients, and nutritional content of deli items as requested by customers. Your role is crucial in ensuring that customers receive high-quality deli products, freshly prepared foods, and excellent customer service.
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Help person served with activities of daily living to include (but not limited to): get to and from places, dressed/undressed, bathe/shower, comb hair, trim nails, restroom assistance, and cooking.
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Continuous standing, bending, reaching, moving, stooping, stretching, and lifting in a restaurant environment; frequent exposure to heat and hot liquid shortening while cooking; frequent exposure to freezer when stocking food items; occasional exposure to extreme temperatures based on variable weather conditions.
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Sanders spent the next nine years (now that's dedication) perfecting his secret blend of 11 herbs and spices, as well as the basic cooking technique we still use today. In 1930, in a humble service station in Corbin, Kentucky, 40-year old Harland Sanders began feeding hungry travellers.
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Cook #productioncook #chef #productionchef #kitchen #food #cooking #plummarket #fulltime. They must use solid cooking fundamentals and techniques and adhere to all sanitation guidelines.
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Full time positions experienced cooking in full service restaurants preferred. We started in 1997 as an Italian byob restaurant and expanded in 2007 with a full bar specializing in Belgium and craft beer and an extensive wine list.
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