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We are seeking an inspired Luxury Pastry Sous Chef for our Michelin-starred venue! Pastry Sous Chef - Luxury Qualifications / Responsibilities. Pastry Sous Chef - Luxury Benefits.
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The Pastry Chef de Partie III position is responsible for daily prep and execution of service on their assigned station. A pastry chef de partie III is expected to have fundamental skills and be able to work quickly and efficiently with other team members in a focused and organized manner.
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They are seeking a talented pastry chef to lead their pastry department, responsible for creating innovative and exquisite desserts that complement the inn's fine dining experience. Pastry Chef – Salary $80,000 - $90,000 – Washington, Virginia.
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