Normally after three years of loyal service to a restaurant, the cook may take on a number of responsibilities, including...
-inventory ordering
-management of the kitchens
-preparing menus with the executive chef/owner
-preparing the schedule for the line cooks & cleaners
-preparing the monthly budgets
-keeping track of the dinning floor and wait staff
-keeping banquets in order
Actually there are many more... A sous chef's or even an executive chef's position is very important to the success of the restaurant. And normally after 3 years at one restaurant, a prep cook can be promoted to a sous chef then later a executive chef. If the cook decides to go to a different restaurant, they may have to prove to the new owner that they could handle the sous or executive chef position before getting the job.
2006-08-15 16:00:13
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answered by fonzfan_2006 2
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It depends on the experience.
As a cook, they should be able to prepare simple cuts of steaks and ribs and chickens and fish with minimal wastage.
As a chef, they should be able to prepare vast and extrordinary cuts of meats and poultry and seafood-- ranging from veal, lamb, scallops, lobster, osters, with practically no wastage at all, if any!
And they should be compentent to work a veggie station with absolutely no wastage of good quality cuts.
2006-08-16 00:24:40
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answered by Anonymous
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Help inventory/order food supplies, assist with training, maybe be a kitchen team leader (sorry, I don't know the correct term..maybe head cook)
2006-08-15 22:47:26
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answered by Mariposa 7
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household chores
2006-08-15 22:44:27
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answered by srjione 3
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depends on who you are working for ...
2006-08-15 22:47:04
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answered by Active Denial System™ 6
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