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Overview of the Job

To join our culinary team as a , we are looking for someone who is passionate and committed. Someone who thrives in a busy kitchen setting and has a solid history in food preparation and cooking would be perfect for this position. In order to guarantee that our meals are produced to the highest standards of quality and safety, the chosen applicant will be essential.

Duties

  • Prepare and cook a range of foods in accordance with menus and established recipes.
  • Help prepare meals while making sure all ingredients are stored correctly and are fresh.
  • Uphold strict guidelines for food safety and cleanliness in the kitchen.
  • Work together with other kitchen employees to guarantee effective serving during peak hours.
  • Contribute innovative suggestions to the planning and development of the menu.
  • Make certain that kitchenware is routinely maintained and cleaned.
  • Serve food in an enticing way while making sure the presentation satisfies our requirements for quality.

Experience

  • Prior kitchen experience is necessary, with an emphasis on cooking and food preparation.
  • It would be beneficial to have prior culinary expertise or equivalent credentials.
  • It is necessary to be familiar with food safety laws and best practices.
  • It is preferred if you have prior restaurant experience and can operate under pressure.
  • Excellent cooperation abilities, including the capacity to communicate clearly in a multicultural group. We encourage you to apply for this exciting position as a if you are passionate about the culinary arts and are ready to contribute your abilities in a lively kitchen setting.

Type of Job: Temporary

Duration of contract: 12 months

Hourly wage: £12.21–£23.77

Twenty hours a week are anticipated.

Benefits

  • UK Visa Sponsorship

Workplace: On-site

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