The food is amazing because there is a thousand character in food preparation.
Let see who prepare food in professional environment....
The Organization of Kitchen
Description of Brigade Titles
Executive Chef
This is the highest level possible. The executive chefs is in charge of the kitchens or large establishments. He has the overall responsibility for the preparation and service of food accordance with the standard and practises of the company or facility. He plans menus, meet with management and department heads and coordinates all function.
Sous Chef
The Sous chef is the principle assistant of the executive chef. In a large operation the sous chef will assist the executive chef in general administration and supervision and will implement every order given. In preparation for this position, the sous chef must have the same professional background and the sous chef but not necessary the same numbers of years of experience. In middle sized operation this position is held by the saucier in addition to his regular duties. This individual is sometimes responsible for training beginners.
Chef de Partie
Chef de Partie may be described as technical section supervisor. The directly supervise staff, equipment and the processing of raw materials in specialized area of food production. In addition to supervisory skills, the chef de partie must have acquired a high level of expertise in culinary skills and knowledge. This is essential as he or shes actively involved in the preparation of food for the table and practical training staff.
Saucier: The Sauce Cook
Responsible for all roasting, braising, brown and white sauce, fond the cuisine and etc. In a middle size operation the saucier is also the sous chef.
Rotissuer: Roasting Cook
Responsible for all meat preparation that is made to order ( a la minute ). Also responsible for all items that are deep fried, shallow fried, sauteed, or boiled.
Potager: Soup Cook
Responsible for all soups, both cold and hot, plus garnishes, stocks, etc. In smaller brigades, this position is filled by the entermetier.
Entremetier: Vegetable Cook
In the beginning of this century the entremitier's duty was to prepare the entremes or sweet dishes in addition to the vegetable. Today, the sole duty is to prepare all garnishes such as farineux, potatoes, vegetables, egg dishes, etc. In smaller brigades the entremetier also prepares soups.
Poissonnier: Seafood Cook
The duty of this staff member is to prepare all seafood dishes, mouses, souffles, etc. He also prepares the fish for cold display or for hors d' oeuvre and then sends them to the Garde Manger for final decoration.
Garde Manger: Cold Cook
In the early days the duty of the Garde Manger was to prepare meats and to protect them and all the cold food from deterioration, spoilage, vermin, etc.
Today Garde Manger is responsible for cold hors d'oeuvres, cold plates, salads, buffets, ice and vegetables carving, tallow and butter sculpturing, etc.
Patissier: Pastry Cook
The Patissier is expected to prepare all desserts, both hot and cold, ice and cakes for both daily use and for special occasion.
Boulanger: Baker
The Boulanger prepare all the baked items that are not desserts, such as bread, rolls, Danish, croissant, etc.
Tournant: Round Cook
The Tournament must be the most versatile cook in the kitchen because the duty is to replace every member of the brigade who may be absent from each station.
Boucher: Butcher
The Boucher is responsible for cutting, boning and otherwise caring for and preparing meats for cooking.
In addition to the position listed, there are the commis, apprentices, and unskilled personnel such as dish and pot washers, silver cleaners, store workers, kitchen porters, etc.
Amazing Chef: Our Mother
But remember the most amazing person near to us is our mother who can manage all this alone..... This amazing person is the top chef in my heart......
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