Prep Chef Jobs

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Prep Chef position

• American Cuisine
• Back of House
• Baking
• Bartending
• Breakfast
• Broiling
• Buffet
• Casual Dining
• Communication Skills
• Cooking
• Customer Service
• Dessert Making
• English
• European Cuisine
• Events
• Food Handling
• Food Preparation
• Food Safety
• Food Service Management
• Friendliness
• Fryer
• Grilling
• Kitchen Equipment Maintenance
• Knife Skills
• Leadership
• Line Cooking
• Management
• Menu Planning
• Mexican Cuisine
• Multitasking
• Organization
• Pantry
• Pasta
• Pizza
• Portion Control
• Prep Work
• Recipe Development
• Retail
• Salads
• Sanitation
• Sauce Making
• Sauteing
• Scheduling
• Scratch Cooking
• Seafood
• Soup Making
• Staff Supervision
• Stocking
• Sushi Making
• Teamwork
• Training and Development

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