Sous-Chef: This position means "the under chief" in This is person is second in command and takes responsibility for the kitchen womensuniforms operations if the chef is absent. Chef de Partie: The person in charge of any of the following kitchen positions: Poissonier: The fish cook--all womensuniforms fish and shellfish items and their sauces. Rotisseur: The person responsible for roasted items. Saucier: The person responsible for sautéed items and many different sauces. Traditionally, it is the third person womensuniforms in command, just under the sous-chef.Grillardin: The grill cook. Potager: The soup and often stock cook. Entremetier: The vegetable cook. Friturier: The deep fry cook. Garde-Manger: The person who prepares cold savory items Boucher. The Butcher Commis: The common cook under one of the Chef de Partie. This level of cook comprises the bulk of the kitchen staff. Tournant: A cook who rotates throughout the entire kitchen where needed (i.e. to replace a sick employee). Patissier: The pastry chef/cook, often under the direction of the chef. Confiseur: The candy cook. Boulanger: The bread cook. Next time, in Culinary, we will discuss the most important cook''s tool--knives. See you in class next week and keep cooking because practice (and mistakes) makes perfect!

Actually, the non-traditional uniforms of today may remind some of the late chef-philanthropist author, inventor and one time chef of the was known to have his entire wardrobe-including his work attire-tailor made. Some of his headgear was as eccentric as a red velvet beret; his jackets were often cut on the bias with large lapels and cuffs. He called his individualistic style "à la zoug-zoug," and the more his contemporaries ridiculed him the more outlandish his outfits became. Like the womensuniforms old womensuniforms adage says, "What''s old is new again." as a professional chef myself, I prefer to adhere to traditional chef''s attire-the uniform and its history are something to be proud of. On the other hand, I can also understand a chef''s desire to want to be expressive.

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