NorCalVol67
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We used to do kamakazi shots in little cucumber shot glasses. That would be cool for Tuna tartare. Like this...
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I have two shifts at work. Morning and evening shift. The morning shift is breakfast and lunch, evening is supper. I always do morning shift because it's the busiest and I need to be here in case of the management stuff. Evening is too boring.what is a shift cook? you only cook one meal/shift or you shift around from station to station in the kitchen?
I understand about the spices, I had to deal with that at Snug Harbor. Lost some regulars over my stubbornness with my award winning (Taste of the Beach 1st prize) conch chowder.I've been working as a shift cook twice a week for about 2 months. Everything I've prepared felt too easy, so I wanted a challenge and to get out of my comfort zone. You're right about the Jamaican part, but I have to be careful on the spices because of the age group. That's part of the challenge and fun.
She can correct me if I'm wrong in her case, but I think better explained is she is a manager, managers of a kitchen usually just help out on the line during peak hours. Cooks have certain responsibilities other than just cooking on their station (position... grill, oven, salad, fry etc) In her case of working as a shift cook, she's actually taking the place of a cook. It's sometimes done to save labor, because of being shorthanded, to be an example, as an exclamation point or sometimes just because she/we/they/managers like the rush.what is a shift cook? you only cook one meal/shift or you shift around from station to station in the kitchen?
Exactly.She can correct me if I'm wrong in her case, but I think better explained is she is a manager, managers of a kitchen usually just help out on the line during peak hours. Cooks have certain responsibilities other than just cooking on their station (position... grill, oven, salad, fry etc) In her case of working as a shift cook, she's actually taking the place of a cook. It's sometimes done to save labor, because of being shorthanded, to be an example, as an exclamation point or sometimes just because she/we/they/managers like the rush.
