
Chef is gonna be pissed
Entire speed rack of ribs tipped over.
Not my doing, probably 30 of these in there.

Entire speed rack of ribs tipped over.
Not my doing, probably 30 of these in there.
Let’s be real, I don’t have 250+ dollars to spend on a new knife. I have maybe $100?? that I can spend on one. Chef says I need to get myself a new knife now that I’m full time, and he’s also brought up being promoted to sous, so I think it’s time to actually get something okay.
Again, I’m a cook, I don’t have money to spend on a knife, but I realize it’s for my future and I want to get something that is killer for the price. Lmk!
I’m a line cook at a bar. Pretty self explanatory. But my issue arises not from dreading work because I don’t. It’s not difficult work nor is it mentally stressing/taxing for me, but I can’t help but notice the drag of time during every shift, so while I’m not in a bad mood it does become a bit numbing. Any tips?
Owner ordered some pre-made clarified butter from sysco - when heated up a bit it goes from yellow to almost completely clear like water, anybody ever seen shit like that?
Should I still show up to work after not getting paid?
I started working at this fine dining restaurant about 3 weeks ago. Brand new restaurant that is just opening up. Signed a contract to get payed and began training for a week. After training, I began working for the past 2 weeks. 10 hour days every single day. I asked one of the sous chefs about our payment. He said it would come in on Wednesday. Thats fine. Wednesday comes around, no money. I asked again, he said it's actually Friday. This makes me nervous because that's when my rent is due. I trusted them. Friday comes, no payment.
I messaged my EC that I still haven't received my payment. He just said "We're working on it." Now I don't have money for rent. Thankfully I work a second job that would give me shifts. Should I still show up to work after not receiving payment?
Hello, I just got a job In a smaller Michelin star restaurant. I went in for a stage and hit it off with the other cooks and just genuinely tried my best. I currently only have experience In a high volume cafe where I make sandwiches and toasts. Do you guys have any advice about making this jump? I love to learn and would consider my ego pretty tame. Hoping I can just learn as I go.
Need to stop eating fries in the window all shift for fuck sake 😒