CHEF DE CUISNE

SAKUNTHALA'S TAKEAWAY; Região Norte; Presencial; BRL 120 000 - 180 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

SAKUNTHALA'S TAKEAWAY in Brazil seeks a skilled kitchen supervisor to prepare and oversee bulk Indian cuisine for restaurants and catering events, ensuring quality, safety, and adherence to recipes while managing kitchen staff.

You will train staff, develop and adjust large-quantity dishes, maintain sanitation programs, and support client relations. Weekend and public holiday work is required.

Qualificações

• Minimum five years’ experience in Indian cuisine bulk cooking and catering

Responsabilidades

• Prepare bulk Indian cuisine dishes for restaurant service and catering events, including weddings and special occasions
• Develop and recommend new dishes aligned with authentic Indian culinary traditions
• Cook vegetarian and non-vegetarian Indian recipes, including desserts, snacks, and tandoori dishes
• Extend and adjust recipes to meet facility population requirements and menu needs
• Prepare meat, fish, poultry, vegetables, soups, gravies, sauces, and desserts in large quantities using varied kitchen equipment
• Post daily work assignments and assign cooking tasks based on menu and staff roster
• Instruct and train kitchen staff and program participants in proper food preparation techniques
• Monitor and enforce sanitation and safety programs to maintain kitchen hygiene and food safety standards
• Support the Food Service Manager in maintaining high levels of client relations and communication
• Develop and implement procedures for receipt, inspection, and handling of food and non-food items
• Cook regular and special diet foods to provide balanced, healthy meals
• Provide advice, counsel, and instruction to kitchen staff and handle disciplinary measures within delegated authority
• Oversee food preparation to ensure adherence to quality standards
• Execute Equal Employment Opportunity policies and programs
• Work on weekends and public holidays as required

Descrição da oferta de emprego

SAKUNTHALA'S is a culinary establishment specializing in Indian cuisine, delivering quality food services for restaurants, weddings, and catering events with a focus on authentic flavors and customer satisfaction.

Job Summary

Prepare and oversee bulk cooking of Indian cuisine for restaurants and catering events, ensuring quality, safety, and adherence to recipes while managing kitchen staff and supporting client relations.

Responsibilities

• Prepare bulk Indian cuisine dishes for restaurant service and catering events, including weddings and special occasions
• Develop and recommend new dishes aligned with authentic Indian culinary traditions
• Cook vegetarian and non-vegetarian Indian recipes, including desserts, snacks, and tandoori dishes
• Extend and adjust recipes to meet facility population requirements and menu needs
• Prepare meat, fish, poultry, vegetables, soups, gravies, sauces, and desserts in large quantities using varied kitchen equipment
• Post daily work assignments and assign cooking tasks based on menu and staff roster
• Instruct and train kitchen staff and program participants in proper food preparation techniques
• Monitor and enforce sanitation and safety programs to maintain kitchen hygiene and food safety standards
• Support the Food Service Manager in maintaining high levels of client relations and communication
• Develop and implement procedures for receipt, inspection, and handling of food and non-food items
• Cook regular and special diet foods to provide balanced, healthy meals
• Provide advice, counsel, and instruction to kitchen staff and handle disciplinary measures within delegated authority
• Oversee food preparation to ensure adherence to quality standards
• Execute Equal Employment Opportunity policies and programs
• Work on weekends and public holidays as required

Required competencies and certifications

• Minimum five years’ experience in Indian cuisine bulk cooking and catering

Preferred competencies and qualifications

• Experience in training and orienting kitchen staff and program participants