Decoding Professional Kitchens: The Pâtissier Station | Chef Sac

Decoding Professional Kitchens: The Pâtissier Station

In our previous blog on Decoding Professional Kitchens, we took a deep dive into the Entremetier Station, mainly responsible for handling, preparing, and cooking all vegetable and soup menu items. This week we'll be taking...
Decoding Professional Kitchens: The Entremetier Station | Chef Sac

Decoding Professional Kitchens: The Entremetier Station

In our previous blog on Decoding Professional Kitchens, we took a deep dive into the Rotisseur Station, mainly responsible for handling, preparing, and cooking all non-sea related meat ingredients. This week we'll be taking a...
Decoding Professional Kitchens: The Rotisseur Station | Chef Sac

Decoding Professional Kitchens: The Rotisseur Station

In our previous blog on Decoding Professional Kitchens, we took a deep dive into the Poissonnier station, mainly responsible for handling, preparing, and cooking all ingredients related to the sea. This week we'll be taking a closer look into the...
Decoding Professional Kitchens: The Poissonnier Station | Chef Sac

Decoding Professional Kitchens: The Poissonnier Station

In our first blog for our Decoding Professional Kitchens series, we discussed the Saucier station, mainly responsible for creating sauces for all the dishes served in the kitchen. This week we'll be taking a deep dive into the world of the station responsible for...
What Are The Differences Between A Cook And A Chef? | Chef Sac

What Are The Differences Between A Cook And A Chef?

There is a thin line between who a cook is and who a chef is to the layman. A cook and chef are interchangeable terms used for skilled individuals who work in the kitchen. It...
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