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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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The Pastry Cook works directly with the Executive Chef on the creation, development and implementation of new desserts and creative menu developments of all Stadium and restaurants. The Pastry Cook reports directly to the Executive Chef.
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The Pastry Cook demonstrates strong leadership qualities with attention to detail in elevating and sustaining a competitive edge. The Pastry Cook is accountable for the quality and consistency of all pastry products produced and served including the efficiencies, consistency, associate training and accountability of costs associated with the pastry department.
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Set in the luxurious Adirondack-style Main Lodge of The Chatwal Lodge, Catskills, our Line Cooks are responsible for providing luxury culinary experiences. Keeps station and coolers clean and neat during shift; properly prepare line for next shift.
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Under general supervision, regularly supervises the work of a line crew consisting of not more than 4 other men on all types of construction and maintenance and on energized or de-energized transmission and distribution conductors, structures and equipment.
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As a Pizza Hut team member, you can be the smiling face that greets and serves the customers or a cook who make things happen in the kitchen. It's about being independent and having fun, making new friends and earning extra cash.
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