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Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 17:53
| From what I can tell Executive Chef and Chef De Cuisine are the same position, so why do people use different titles? Thanks. |
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| I thought the Chef De Cuisine was the manager not the chef? /tricia |
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| Maybe English and French versions of the same thing? Jim |
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- Posted by islay_corbel (My Page) on Thu, Aug 30, 12 at 3:22
| Well, a chef de cuisine is the head chef. The head of the kitchen. I din't understand what executive chef means. Does it mean executive cook? Still don't understand..... goes and stands in a corner..... |
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| Chef de cuisine means head of the kitchen, executive chef is just a non French way of saying the same thing. In a commercial kitchen, both do the ordering and planning as well as some or all of the cooking. |
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