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Preparation of meat, fish and vegetables for grilling.
Supervision of the grill cooking by guaranteeing perfect control of times and temperatures for each dish.
Preparation and organization of ingredients, sauces and accompaniments before the service.
Other information
Coordination of clerks and other members of the kitchen brigade.
Systematic verification of the taste, texture and presentation of dishes before sending to the room.
Tracking of inventories and orders of fresh products (meat, fish, vegetables).
Candidate profile
Experience
Experience: Minimum 3 years in the kitchen, ideally with experience in post grill or as part chef.
Mastery of cooking techniques (grill, roasting).
Knowledge of hygiene standards (HACCP).
Organized, meticulous and attention to detail.
Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple tasks.
Excellent communication and team spirit.
Living close to Ivandry (an asset).
Required skills:
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