@@danbrooks5060 Technically it does. Iron Chef can't just make up that name they need to have it approved by the other chefs which makes it the official title. Only the greatest chefs in the Industry are technically Iron Chefs which makes it way above Executive Chef in almost every kitchen in America.
Personally, we think that the private chef route is the way forward! Train yourself to be the entire brigade from day 1, earn more, have flexibility in your schedule!
Now I know why Ramsay insults his chefs with the word plongeur but he always pronounces it 'plonker' and I'm always left scratching my head. Now the mystery is solved.
A set of mixing bowls made of plastic and a set made of glass , an aluminium fry pan and a cast iron one , a cookie sheet with a nonstick finish and one without such a finish....figure out the differences! #Commis #CiaAlumni #Chiefscientist. #FSMA.
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excuse me, is it the same demi chef de partie and a commis chef?
No, commis chef is below the demi chef de partie. Each section of the kitchen will have a chef de partie in charge of the section, a demi chef, maybe more than one, below the CDP and commis below the demi chef. Commis chef is the lowest cooking rank in the kitchen and this is where most cooking staff start.
Every kitchen has a slightly different setup and it's depends a little on how many chefs are in the brigade but it's more than likely that the second commis is next in line to the commis, who answers to pretty much everyone up the pecking order as this is the entry level for cooking roles in the kitchen
The brigade system is BS! It’s the reason I left the catering business. You have bad chefs that are bullies and are not really interested in high quality, it’s a clique just like most social systems. I worked for one great chef and he left and a new guy came in with his bs system and screwed up the whole atmosphere of a well working kitchen. No thanks. I will work alone and do my own thing.
The dish washer is the unsung hero of any restaurant
Don’t you mean Underwater Porcelain Technician?
@@morothane fellow blazed rust enjoyer
I swear on everything I love!
tell me your a dishwasher without telling me your a dishwasher
There is only one step above Executive Chef, attained by very few: Iron Chef
as if reality TV has anything to do with the industry lmao
@@danbrooks5060 Technically it does. Iron Chef can't just make up that name they need to have it approved by the other chefs which makes it the official title. Only the greatest chefs in the Industry are technically Iron Chefs which makes it way above Executive Chef in almost every kitchen in America.
Or you could just be one person doing everything in the kitchen.
Personally, we think that the private chef route is the way forward! Train yourself to be the entire brigade from day 1, earn more, have flexibility in your schedule!
Culinary history class
Now I know why Ramsay insults his chefs with the word plongeur but he always pronounces it 'plonker' and I'm always left scratching my head. Now the mystery is solved.
A set of mixing bowls made of plastic and a set made of glass , an aluminium fry pan and a cast iron one , a cookie sheet with a nonstick finish and one without such a finish....figure out the differences! #Commis #CiaAlumni #Chiefscientist. #FSMA.
excuse me, is it the same demi chef de partie and a commis chef?
No, commis chef is below the demi chef de partie. Each section of the kitchen will have a chef de partie in charge of the section, a demi chef, maybe more than one, below the CDP and commis below the demi chef.
Commis chef is the lowest cooking rank in the kitchen and this is where most cooking staff start.
Nice
hell yeah
Whats the role of a second Commis chef in the kitchen
Every kitchen has a slightly different setup and it's depends a little on how many chefs are in the brigade but it's more than likely that the second commis is next in line to the commis, who answers to pretty much everyone up the pecking order as this is the entry level for cooking roles in the kitchen
@@PrivateChefAcademy thanks for your response
whar is chef tournant
This is a relief chef or someone who covers any section as required. Usually works directly under the head or sous chef
The brigade system is BS! It’s the reason I left the catering business. You have bad chefs that are bullies and are not really interested in high quality, it’s a clique just like most social systems. I worked for one great chef and he left and a new guy came in with his bs system and screwed up the whole atmosphere of a well working kitchen. No thanks. I will work alone and do my own thing.
Nice video: one typo:
Frit not fruit:
Friturier (Fry Chef) - This member of staff prepares, and specialises in, fried food items.