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YOUR DUTIES Prepare and make dishes in accordance with the recipes and standards of the establishment; Master the different cooking techniques, sauces and culinary preparations; Ensure careful dressage and quality presentation of the plates; Control the quality and freshness of products; Participate in the reception, storage and storage of goods; Maintaining a clean and organized workplace, in compliance with hygiene and food safety rules; Work effectively as a team and show versatility according to the needs of the restaurant.
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E SOUGHT Training or experience in professional cooking; Good command of culinary techniques, cooking and sauces; Sense of dressage and concern for presentation; Fast, efficient and able to maintain consistent quality even in times of high activity; Dynamic, organized, rigorous and versatile; Good team spirit and respect for hygiene and food safety rules.
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