19/06/2025
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The Brigade de Cuisine System
Executive Chef
The highest-ranking role in the kitchen. Primarily responsible for managerial duties such as overseeing multiple kitchens, managing budgets, and leading culinary operations. They are rarely involved in day-to-day cooking.
Chef de Cuisine (Head Chef)
The Head Chef manages the entire kitchen, supervises staff, creates menus, controls costs, and communicates with the restaurant manager and suppliers. They ensure the smooth running of the kitchen.
Sous Chef (Deputy Chef)
The Sous Chef assists the Head Chef and is actively involved in daily kitchen operations. They supervise food preparation and step in when the Head Chef is unavailable.
Chef de Partie (Station Chef)
Each Chef de Partie is in charge of a specific station within the kitchen, such as grill, fish, pastry, etc. This role ensures efficiency and organization during busy service hours.
Commis Chef (Junior Chef)
A Commis Chef works under a Chef de Partie to learn and assist at a specific station. They are usually new to the profession or still in training.
Kitchen Porter
Supports chefs with basic tasks such as peeling vegetables, cleaning, and simple prep work. They usually do not have formal culinary training.
Escuelerie (Dishwasher)
Responsible for washing all dishes, pots, pans, and utensils used during food preparation and service
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